Freshman Year-Personal Narrative

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The beginning of freshman year was a rocky one. It all started on the first day of school. Mia was nervous, yet excited.As well as being anxious that she will forget her schedule or that she will embarrass herself. Mia went to her first period and noticed that many people from her old school were here. In that first class Mia was confused about the whole lesson. For example, Mia was having trouble with Algebra and she was tensed about English even though that is her best subject. Finally lunch came around, and Mia was thrilled to see that all her best friends were there in the same lunch. The only problem was that they all changed. They were acting very weird around her Mia felt awkward. Mia had told her best friend Lela, that everyone was acting strange. Lela told Mia not to worry about those little things. …show more content…

Mia got called to one of the groups, and Lela got called to another. In the hallway, Mia tried to leave the ball of people, but they would push her back in. While walking to their classes, this person pointed out that Mia wasn’t there she had gone with Lela. They inquired Mia why she wanted to go with Lela. Mia had replied by saying that Lela was her best friend. They thought that she had lost her mind. After that commotion, they went to their class and they were laughing and talking about what had happened in the lunch. Lela agreed with Mia and said that they were acting differently as well. Then this girl from lunch told Mia to sit with them. Mia followed the girl and went to their table. Lela had realized what Mia had meant when she said that people were changing, but not just the people were changing Mia was changing. Lela decided to go to Mia’s table and called her name out loud Mia turned around and got up they both said that they had felt awkward and weird being by

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