I remember when my nanny got the call. The call, that would change my whole future. My dad wanted my mom, sister, nanny, and myself to move so that we could be closer together as a family. Only, it wasn't just a town away kind of move; it was to another state, and you won’t believe where. This move was the both the best and the worst memory of school that I’ve had, here’s why.
The best memory I have from school is when I was 12, and my family decided to move all the way across the country to a state that many people stereotype about. I moved to Alaska. It was a very busy and influential time in my life, but it was also a once in a lifetime opportunity and I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity at such a young age. I can say that it was the best memory because I made so many new friends from all over the world and experienced something many people will never get the chance to do. Many of the friends I met were from other countries such as Japan,Thailand,Germany, and many more. Life in Alaska was the BEST. …show more content…
I didn't get much of a notice before my bags were packed, I had my passport in hand, and I was flying over 3,000 miles across the united states. My experience moving was not so pleasant though. I had to leave all the friends I’d made in Indiana. Plus, I also had to start at a new school, where I didn't know anyone, and the setup was completely
The best memory I have from school is when I was 12, and my family decided to move all the way across the country to a state that many people stereotype about. I moved to Alaska. It was a very busy and influential time in my life, but it was also a once in a lifetime opportunity and I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity at such a young age. I can say that it was the best memory because I made so many new friends from all over the world and experienced something many people will never get the chance to do. Many of the friends I met were from other countries such as Japan,Thailand,Germany, and many more. Life in Alaska was the BEST. …show more content…
I didn't get much of a notice before my bags were packed, I had my passport in hand, and I was flying over 3,000 miles across the united states. My experience moving was not so pleasant though. I had to leave all the friends I’d made in Indiana. Plus, I also had to start at a new school, where I didn't know anyone, and the setup was completely