Nonfiction

It was a warm July morning and I lay in bed staring at the ceiling.  I looked at the time and it said 8:32, so I thought I should get up.

One thing that I wish I could do over is a time last year when I overreacted about a situation with my teacher. Last year, my entire class was told that every number that we wrote in math had to be inside of these little graph paper boxes.

If you could have one do over on any part of your life, what would it be? You could do anything over. It could be first grade, rewriting a paper, or even just one thing you said or did.

 It was a cold day in January of 2017. That day, there was a lot of snow on the ground. My aunt and cousin were visiting from Texas. My mother and aunt were off shopping in town. My brother, cousin, and I decided to go sledding. 

If I could do one thing over I would redo the East Regional Tournament. I was on the 2019 Connecticut Valley North little league team (CV).

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Changes

If I were given the chance to change something in the past, it would be to go back to the fifth or sixth grade and take a REAL part in the play other than the crew.

Hope. Hope is with all of us. It reaches to higher limits then we know of. Sometimes it becomes to much. Sometimes it learns its limits. Sometimes it's cautious. Sometimes you loose hope.

If I  could do something over again I would redo my sister “Elizabeth” losing a baby. My sister, Elizabeth has long black hair. She in very tall. She has two kids named Tommy and Taylor. My sister would have had a new baby but she lost it.

We were going trick-or-treating, and the wind started going like eighty billion miles per hour but then it started to rain, so we turned around and went back. We couldn’t hold up our umbrellas. We were almost flying away! So we drove home.

If I had the power to change one thing I would have trained harder at cross country. Knowing how good I have gotten since last year, I would’ve trained like I could have won States this year, instead of just getting seventh.