As one of the judge was about to call out the second place in the National Swimming Contest, held in Dallas, I started to feel mixed emotions running all over my body. Then, she said, "The second place is for Adriana Lopez with two minutes and forty eight seconds," tears started to roll down my cheeks, and I immediately swiveled around to see my parents" faces filled with happiness. When I walked out of the swimming pool with a shining silver medal hanging around my neck, I felt relieved and proud of myself.
Since the first grade, I was interested in swimming because my family and I always went to my oldest brother's swimming contests. He usually earned a medal. Sometimes I would find myself dreaming about winning a medal and seeing all the people smiling and clapping at me with enthusiasm. My dad decided to enroll me in swimming classes after school. My teacher, Coach Meyer, a tall, good-looking, well-built taught me my first lessons. He always had a whistle and a stopwatch hanging around his neck. Coach Meyer liked to encourage his students to do better each day and never give up. As I entered the swimming pool for the first time, I saw a lot of children with their swimsuit ready to learn. I was scared. Unlike the other kids, I was afraid because I had always a fear of drowning and nobody being able to help me. But I knew if I wanted to be like my brother, I had to overcome my fear. Since the first time I enrolled in swimming classes until fifth grade, I trained hard and always did my best.
One day as I was getting ready to practice as usual, my coach came up to me and told me that I was selected to compete in a national swimming contest in two months. Two people came that day to watch me and see if I was qualified for that competition. I could not contain my feelings of anxiety, excitement, and nervousness when I heard that I was going to be sent to a training center where I was going to receive a better training and get prepared for the national contest.
Introduction This essay discusses the unforgettable moments of anyone's life with complete details. ... So, when the dreaded day came, I was very sick and apprehensive with fear. I went to school as it was a school day and was very quiet and subdued in the class and at the lunch-time. ... At last, the day ended and I came back home. ... This concentration over my life enabled me to see today's day....
When the day of the travel came, I was so excited. ... We spent the first day sleeping. ... The next day, we went to some old places where we could do shopping. ... It was suck a beautiful day we had at that time. To sum up, it was unforgettable holiday for us. ...
In Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner,the protagonist Amir commits an unforgettable act of betrayal on his loyal friend Hassan which causes Amir to undergo a severe case of post traumatic stress disorder, which occurs following the experience of a traumatic event and can be treated through psychological means, including Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis. ... Cognitive processing therapy helps the patient to properly process emotions about the unforgettable event and allows them to learn how to control their thinking patterns. ... To Amir, he "became what [he] is today at the age o...
Although I'm not a child any more, I like to go back in my mind to those places where life was always colorful and joyful and when every single day was so eventful for me. I can see this day again, like a movie playing in my mind. ... I always found something a unique about each day. ... I believe that all of us have those unforgettable places in our mind where we like to escape, and where we feel secure and happy. ...
One of the most unforgettable vacations, I have had, was going to Costa Rica, with my buddy's, in the summer of 2000. ... After a long day playing in the hot Costa Rican sun, it is always fun and relaxing to go and hang out at the cantina at night. ... All in all, my Costa Rica vacation in the summer of 2000 was an unforgettable experience. ...
An Unforgettable Day September 11, 2001, will be remembered as one of the most horrible and unbelievable days ever experienced in the United States. The events of this day certainly affect every American, and likely affect every person in the world in some way. ... Furthermore, they cry for the innocent lives that died that day. ... Families of the firefighters have unforgettable memories of their loved ones, as the world looked up to them as heroes. ... It is a sunny day, and no one is outside. ...
The crew members of the Challenger represented many different backgrounds in terms of race, gender, geography, and religion, which made this flight one of the most unforgettable tragedies of the 1980's. ... First, the cold weather on the day of the launch and the failure of the af booster caused the explosion ("Space Shuttle Challenger"2000). ... Social Impact With the whole nation watching, not one American that day was prepared to witness such an unforgettable tragedy. ... It was played over and over again throughout the day after the explosion. ...
