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Personal Narrative: Two Things In My Life

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In my opinion, there is only two things in child’s mind: play and eat. That’s what I am doing when I am young, but as I grow up, I realize that life is not only play and eat, there’s more things to do rather than them. In fact I learned not to waste time from what I had lose in my childhood, I don’t know what I had lose.Maybe time with my friends? Relationships with friends? The fun and happy time that I don’t have to worry about anything? I DON’T KNOW.... But one thing that I still remembered from before to now is: I was a 5 or 6 years old, a Chinese boy who lived with his mother and twin brother in Fuzhou(a small city in China), and it is a place where I can take off my armor and fake mask in life, not dealing with all the annoyed relationships …show more content…

I always played with my friends when I am a kid, since I am so young, so I am so energetic and favoring adventure and seeking for something, so I traveled all over the streets and everyone look so familiar to me and known me so well. I was a trouble maker when I am young, break windows, take away the stick part of the broom and pretended it was my weapons and fight with other kids. But all those memories look really far form me now, it has been 7 or 8 years from that time, all the cell in the human body will be replace by other cells in 7 years, although all the cell been replaced, but some others don’t. I decide to believed this 7 years theory, even though it was prove as a false idea. I was wondering that times change everything, it can wash off your pains and change a person in to out. When I went form elementary school to middle school, the same classmates from elementary school who went to the same middle school as me changed. When I am trying to talk to them and greet about their summer, suddenly they pretended like they don’t know me, I was wondering why would this happened, it has only been a summer and it make me though they aren’t the one, they are not the classmates that I I

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