Narrative Essay On Okemah

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“MIddle School” Middle school felt like a chance to make more friends I went to okemah middle school then to paden then back to okemah I was gone for a whole year had some fun and made some good memories ar paden but it just wasn't for me when I got back to okemah everybody I was friends with or talked to say they missed me but the main people I hung around and was friends with was Ryan, Kaitlyn, Hailey, Shawna, Izayah and Adam. They were all upset with me at first for leaving and not saying anything but I just wanted to see what paden school was like I didn't plan on staying since I had to get picked up and dropped off with my cousins that went instead of just riding a bus to okemah. At paden it was a little more fun because they didn't have as many rules like but it wasn't good for me I missed my friends the only people I got to talk to was Denise, …show more content…

I didn't really care for Captain Planet or Barney but I would watch them if nothing else was on the main thing I was always watching was transformers during the day then the Simpsons at night before my mama got home from work because me and my sister Kiaa always snuck in her room to watch tv because she always has the biggest tv and room. My favorite show out of all of them was The Transformers I loved learning everything I could about their world cybertron the cybertronians how they came to exist, why they have emotions and are machines, who are their creators, and how long can they live. There has been several transformers tv shows over the year I've watched most of them and now there has been live action movies involving them since 2007 when I first seen the commercial for the first movie I swear I almost

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