Personal Narrative: My Middle School

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“Middle School”
“Don’t ruin a good today by thinking about a bad yesterday. Let it go.” My grandmother once said this to me when I was upset because of events that happened the day before. She taught me that not everything is as bad as they seem and you should never hold grudges. This really affected me during my middle school years. Sixth through eighth grade was probably the worst times of my life but I still have some awesome memories to hold on to forever. In middle school you are still trying to figure out who you really are and it could be tough at times. Throughout middle school I have been given the opportunity to participate in several activities, figure out what I want to do in the future, and find out who my true friends are.
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