Personal Narrative Analysis

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I'm sure others could relate to me when I say that the passage of time goes unnoticed. Think about it; how many times has a comment along the lines of "I can't believe its Thanksgiving already!" ring in your ears? These events I so patiently wait for always manage to happen. I looked forward to the ending of marching band so I could switch from clarinet to saxophone, I looked forward to school starting to meet up with some acquaintences, and I looked forward to the point where I could cope with my accident. I reached these points, and when I pondered the time it took to get to where I was, all I could think was "I can't believe this happened already!". In conclusion, being more aware of the passage of time gives me hope that there will always

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