Trust Me

Two years ago I went on vacation with my aunt, uncle, and cousins. We were in Tennessee and the weather was really hot. We did a lot of things like, hiking, paddle boating, go carting, and went to amusement parks. One day after we ate lunch, we decided we wanted to go swimming. My cousin, Tyler, was afraid to go in the pool because it was deep and over his head. Everyone was telling him he would be all right with his floaties on, but he would not go in. I walked over to him and sat down, and started talking to him about swimming. I told him to be brave and come swimming with me. I told him he would not know how fun it is and if he liked it, until he tried it. I told him I was going to swim with him and that I would not let anything happen to him. So, his mom and dad asked him again if he was going to swim, and he said he would only go if I went. It made me fell good that he trusted me enough and believed that I would help him if anything happened to him. So, he went in the pool and he loved it. We had a hard time getting him to get out when it was time to leave.

The Struggles Of 10th Grade

As a sophomore, there are plenty of obstacles I had to conquer. But there are two specific challenges that I have yet to overcome. One of these is algebra 2. This class is a challenge for me because I do not really enjoy this subject. It is boring and difficult, which is why I rarely participate. The other problem I face is my SDEV 103 course. Just like algebra 2, this class is very dreadful. This course is too fast paced for me and I feel as if I cannot keep up, but that does not mean I am going to give up. Even though 10th grade has struggles, there are many achievements too.