Personal Narrative: Skipping School

When I was in the seventh grade me and My friends were skipping class. Skipping class one day My mom chose to get me from school unanimously. While skipping class in the gym, I was playing basket When I heard my name get called for early dismissal. When I made it to the office, I ashamed of my behavior and ashamed of the fact I embarrass my mom. As a result of skipping I had chores, homework, and in school suspension.

Eventually, I made it to the office to find out that my teachers were nice enough to let me make up all the homework. My teachers gave me so much homework it felt like I was writing a book. I had about ten sheets per class that my teachers needed me to turn at the start of class. I stayed up for hours doing homework. Meanwhile,

I was so tired and exhausted but my mission was to not fail my classes. Soon as I finish doing my homework, I was never going to get behind on work again.

Then after got done with homework my mom gave me plenty of chores to do. I was so mad about how many chores my mom gave me but I could only be mad at myself. My mom had me doing outside and inside chores. Afterward, doing all my chores my mom felt like it was not enough. Then my mom thought about my brothers' chores so she gave so, my mom gave me all their chores to do. finally, I completed all my chores and brother's chores.

Of course, I came to school my school thought that I should not get off with no consequences. The school has chosen to give me two days of in-school suspension. I had to write three pages of sentences and finish all the classwork my teachers gave me. while doing all that class work and sentences my hand felt on ''fire''. When I did my two days of homework, I swore to never go back to that horrible place.

Finally, I finish all my chores, homework, and consequences. It was the most painful week in my life. I was so mad at myself and my behavior. For those reasons, I have learned from my actions. So whenever I think of skipping, I look back on when I skip class in the seventh grade. I recommend many students to think about the actions before skipping