My Scared Driving Test Going back that dreadful place was the scariest thing that I had spent in my have-no-idea-about-transportation life. After three times taking the driving test, two days before the day of my fourth driving test, my teacher told me that he decided to let me do the driving test again. The morning of that scary day, I woke up earlier to prepare myself carefully for the driving test. Then, my parents drove me to DMV. This driving test I would spend was the time when I felt that there was nothing in my mind, but fear and anxiety.
I was unable to play football for the first 3 weeks because of my grades. When I learned of this I immediately started going to labs and everything I could so I still had my starting position and was able to play. After that I never let my grades get under a 2.0 so it couldn’t happen again. The other thing that really pushed me was me looking at my future career. With bad grades like I had, no collages would want me.
Memior Here I am, sixteen years old. I've already waited for what seems like forever, and now it's finally going to happen. I'm getting my drivers license. I've suffered through driving with my parents for eighty plus hours, three weeks of driving school, and two weeks of in car training with an instructor. On test day things couldn't have gone better.
I would go try to take the test and never finish because I felt I couldn’t do it. Until December 2011 I keep telling myself that if I didn’t go get it my kids would never have anything and I would be forced to live off the state or my mom. So December came along and I forced myself to go take that test. I was surprised to say I passed everything except my essay part. It took me two weeks to study for the next essay test and I passed with flying colors.
My parents spent the summer constantly on the phone with our lawyer about the accident. Meanwhile, with legal issues at the forefront of my mind, a separate component of my brain was going, “Hmmm. A paralegal. Never thought of THAT before.” By the end of summer my mother’s cast came off and I emerged with a new plan. It was a mad scramble to get my financial aid and school application documents together in time for the fall semester, but by August 1, 2007, I was ready.
I'm trying to believe that I not walking across the stage because I got in trouble or something, even though I know deep down that's not why. I'm trying to think that you thought you were doing the best thing, and that my networking teacher was right when he turned around and said, "You're not a failure,
I was 20 years old when I was called to go and serve my country, so when I was told where I was going I was a little scared at first, but eventually that went away since we started training and getting ready for combat. Once the training was over, we got our flight date for which we would be going to Kuwait first. We landed in Kuwait on June 16th of 2003. Once I was there I had to get use to the weather because by ten in the morning it would be 130 degrees or higher. It took me about two weeks to get used to being in such a hot and dry place.
English 100 Paper #2 3/31/10 To wear a Seat belt or not to, that is the question? Some people say im a careful driver, I don’t need to wear a seat belt. “The number one reason people don’t wear a seatbelt is because they say, “ It wont happen to me.” (Daon 1).” People cannot see the future or what is going to happen to them while driving so I don’t understand why some people even take the risk. Would you want to take a chance on your life? I know I wouldn’t.
I was really scared; I didn’t want her to get mad at me because she was a really good friend. So one day I just faced her and tell her the truth, she took it very well, she didn’t get angry or anything. So that teaches me that is a million times better to affront the problems at the beginning because avoiding it won’t solve it.
Some of my goals were to learn English, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to communicate and succeed as an immigrant. The decision to come to USA was my parents decision , at first it was hard because I didn’t like the idea, but later on I realize that I didn’t have other option so I decided to start learning . “In America everybody can be successful and if we try hard everybody can make their dreams come true” my teacher used to always tell me that and I could never forget it even when she forgets to told me that it wouldn’t be easy. At first I felt that I could never learn, because when I was listening it sounds like people said 1000 words without pause. Well that’s because I don’t know how to speak it an I try to listen what people said, but it always got me confused Last name 2 because when I read, it was so different from what I heard.