How To Write A Narrative Essay On High School Lunch

Lunch

We are in Mrs.Sharp’s class anxiously waiting for the clock to turn to 12:05 for lunch time. We sit in our seats impatiently waiting to be dismissed. We are already packed up ready to go before she finally lets us leave, but we always say a prayer. After the prayer we race down the hall like a stampede of bulls trying to get our lunch. The halls are so narrow and packed with students we have to weave our way to our lockers. Although the teachers hate when we do it, we are just too excited to get to lunch. We run down the stairs stomping loudly in a big group. Mrs.Stringfellow always yells at us to be quiet and stop running because of the sleeping preschoolers. We then tiptoe quietly through preschool, but once we go threw the doors it goes back to the loudness. Then it becomes a race down the breezeway that leads to the gym.

They run to their table trying to get a “good seat” with their friends. The 6th graders sit on the left, the 7th graders sit in the middle, and the 8th graders sit to the right. The teachers have to sit next to the 8th grade because we are bad and need to be watched. There are bookbags everywhere on the ground and leaning up against the lockers. Some people bring their lunch and sit down right away while others buy lunch and save their seat so nobody takes it while they stand in line to get lunch. The line seems like it takes hours, but when you finally get to the front you see the lunch ladies preparing the plates of food. You then grab your plate and say “thank you” to the lunch ladies. Once you sit down everyone is already talking about the latest drama. While the teachers are eating their lunch, they are watching our every move. They check for uniform violations and making sure we do what we are supposed to. They are probably talking about student drama