My First Home Run Essay

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Swoosh, i remember sliding into home plate. It was such a rush, the whole team cheered. I had done it I made my first home run. It all started when my mom asked if i wanted to start softball. YES, mom i’ve wanted this for years, i can still remember my first helmet and bat. Both pink ohh and the glove it had pink lights in it. “But what if i'm not good and i make a fool out of myself. What if i disappoint you or daddy or even grandpa. I’m carrying on the family tradition and i’m the first girl”!! I said in a sacred shaky voice. Trust me you're going to be just fine. It's in your blood. Now get some sleep we have a busy day of shopping ahead of us. Shopping now I know i’m good at that, I said as i started to laugh my way to my room. Goodnight Elisia, my mom said in a loud but not yelling voice. After breakfast I could not wait, i was so cheerful i bolted down the stairs and to the car. I got shotgun because i’m …show more content…

“Ohh it looks cute really it does”, claimed my mom. Well I have all my things in the car, are you ready. Yes we are more ready than ever, “i'm not” I mumbled. When we got to the field we had to take pictures. But after we got to run around while they clean our field. “Kiya, Brendon whats up”. Ready for the game bff, said Kiya in a shaky voice. No i’m scared that i’m going to make a fool out of my self. What if I disappoint my family. “You will”,stated Brendon. Wow thanks for the support. No problem, will the Emeralds please report to field six. That's us, said Kiya, bye tiny hair gel, cya said kiya and I. Cya good luck, thanks. When we walked away from Brendon we started to get nervous. We catch up with our team. Kiya, Ally, Maria, Alaina, Ava, Olivia, Melanie, Alissia, and Me. Then we do our team cheer, one two three gooo Emeralds. Elisia you’re batting second, after Ally. Uhh ohh I thought to myself as I grabbed my bat and helmet. Good luck I heard Kiya whisper. Thanks good luck to you

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