Wal-Mart: An Example Of A Narrative Essay

Narrative essay (Don’t underline or bold and capitalize Essay) →It was around nine when I got the text. “Hey, we’re going to Wal-Mart, want to come?” I was sitting at home, bored on a sunday night in late July. So sure, why not. I threw on a pair of shorts and pulled over my purple jacket, not giving a damn about my appearance. It was only a trip to Wal-Mart late at night, what important person was going to see me anyway?
→My friend’s music blasted all the way up there, her car full of passengers. We rocked out and sang from Osseo to Eau Claire. The night had such good vibes, I knew it was going to be memorable.
→I looked up from the book section, that’s when my heart stopped. I saw Nick. He was dressed well, his hair styled. Small bags laced the bottom of his eyes, he was still wearing his lanyard from work. This was someone I had only spoken to online. Someone I had never seen in person, it was such a coincidence we ran into each other at Wal-Mart on that late night.

I remembered how cute he was and how out of my league he was. Butterflies fluttered in my stomach. My heart dropped when I saw him, like it did in the book aisle WalMart.
We went frisbee golfing. This, of course, put me into a small panic because of the lack of my athletic abilities. He was a pro. In my head I was reminding myself, don’t screw this up. Don’t look like a dumb ass. I failed my goal by throwing a frisbee an inch from his head. It flew right above him, but barely. To this day we still joke about how I almost “killed” him with a