Leaving My Old School

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Leaving My Old School Behind When I was in middle school my parents had a divorce. It was not the most shocking moment in my life or the most depressing moment either. Instead, it was the day I had to move and transfer to a new school. I hated the thought of me leaving all my friends behind and not only that moving far away from them. My mother thought transferring school would be the best thing because it was closer and not only that she said, “This school is better, you will see hun.” I yelled ,“I don’t want to meet new people or go to a new school! I just want to stay where I am at, I am happy where I am at! Why do you keep ruining everything! UGH!” She said that I would understand her decision one day but, I never did and I held a strong grudge against her instead for months. Leaving my middle school was probably one of the most depressing days of my life. Saying goodbye to everyone I knew was so hard, I hated it so much! I hate the fact of saying goodbye to the people you care and love. On that last day of school I cried like never before. I had so many good and close friends that it was so hard to say good bye to them. I have to say the worst goodbye was saying goodbye to my four best friends that I knew since elementary school. They were there for me since I was in first grade to my graduation in fifth grade and till the last day before I move to another middle school. (not done) “Mimi wake up it’s your first day at your new school!” my mom yelled. “UGH! But, I don’t want to go, I hate you for making me go to this stupid school.” My first day at school was the worst day a kid can ever ask for at a brand new school. I got up and got all dolled up for my first day at school to make a good impression on everyone. On my first day at school, I was very ignorant didn’t want to try to make new friends and did not want to give the school a chance for me to like
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