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Personal Narrative: Moving To A New Place

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Its was a beautiful sunny day me and my sisters were just all doing our own stuff. My sisters playing, i'm playing on my xbox. Next thing you know my dad called us into the his room. Him and my stepmom were just sitting on the bed looking like there's good news, but at the same time I thought we were in trouble. My stepmom Shar said, “We have some family new!”
Of course we all thought it’s a baby but before anyone asked if it was my dad said, “We are moving.” We were all shocked, especially me because just two days before they told us I thought to myself that we were never gonna move. I was pretty happy too. So has days went on we looked for new places to live. Place after place looking everyday we had. Then it came time where we had to …show more content…

I didn’t mind that part at all it was just the rules of the place said you had to pay for the pets to live with you, but we had two big dogs plus we took care of my grandma's three dogs every now and there because she went out of state a lot. That would be paying $500 a month just for our dogs to live with us. So we gave our older dog to my grandma because she was older and not active all the time. Then that left our german shepherd. She was way too active all the time 24/7. There was no way anyone older would take care of her for a little. It became that time where we had no choice, we had to give her to someone that would never give her back. Shar had a friend who lived in the mountains who would take her for us. Sadly that person was here to watch her for a little, he was here to keep her has his own. I don’t even know who this guy was, for all you know he could of just been a person who lives in china or Canada, etc. I also know that Shar would never send our dog to someone who would do something bad to her, so by basing it off that I assume this guy has to be someone who loves dogs and will take the best of care of …show more content…

It was the worst day of my live, it was the day we had to get rid of her to this stranger. It was just about 12 or 12:30. That was the time for our dog it leave us for forever. I can tell the worry on my dog’s face and how scared we was. She can always tell when something bad is gonna happen. Everyone tried avoiding her sad face, it was just way to hard. She could put the saddest face on at anytime and make people so sad. I remember wanting to sneak her into our new home, but she's a dog and she needs to run around. The saddest part was I was there to see her from little baby into a beautiful tall adult dog that still asked like a little puppy. Has it came to be that time we all walked toward to the garage. Shar and Sheriah walked out into the car. I gave Sheriah a big hug and I told her

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