Themes 1,2, and 3

                                                        Disobeying Your Parents.

                        My parents would always want to play the lottery but no luck at winning. My parents thought that one day, they would win. Well... they would've, if I didn't messed it up. Let me tell you one quick story.
                                    Every day, my dad would have a dream book every time he would sleep. In the evening, and in the night of course. He basically dreams a dream, and the next day, he would write it down in his dream book. So one day, my father had the dream of winning the lottery the next day. The five numbers was 32-78-9-12. So the next day, he recorded it in his dream boo, and kept nagging my other about buying a lottery ticket, but my mother kept saying that she doesn't have time to buy one...every time he asked her that same question.
                                   So, the only person in the house he could think of with responsibility in order to buy and bring my dad a lottery ticket... was me. So I said yes, I would buy a lottery ticket for but I didn't. This is why. As I went to the local store,I saw a new video game that costs the same exact amount of money as the lottery ticket. So I bought it.
                                   So my father was watching the lottery show, and it said the same exact numbers as my father jumped with joy. But when I arrived home with the game in my father's sight. he gave me a face, a face that looks like it was a raged bull. Immediately I ran away from him.
So kids, don't disobey your parents.

                                                
                                                             Think Before You Act.
One time on this one video game ( this was when I was 5) called Prince of Persia: Rival Swords, I was stuck on a puzzle.
But it was very simple after I realized something. Before I actually solved the puzzle, I couldn't open a door. I tried switching the lever, but still, the door wouldn't budge open. So I thought that it was a glitch and  I turned off the system and then I just remembered that I didn't save at all. The last save point was 10 levels away, and each level takes about an hour. Then I noticed ( After I reached the part I was stuck on) that there is two Levers. Not one but two. So, I switched a lever, and then switched the lever. Then Finally, the door opened, and thankfully, there was a save station.So I saved because if you die, or turn off the system , you would have to start from where you saved.


                                                        You'll Always Lose A Loved One.
My grandmother died when I was the age of 9. This is how it happened. My grandma was in the hospital for about 3 weeks. Last day she was day, the doctor checked how much air she has in her lungs. Then, during the process, my family and I visited her. The doctor went out of the room so we could talk to her in private. The meter was read 60 out of 90. My mom was shocked and then, right in front of her, grandma passed away. My mom bursted with tears. But sooner or later she stopped.I'll never forget my grandma

Milestone Moment (Place)

There's a  amusement park in a little city in a big state called New Jersey. It's called Six Flags: Great Adventure. As I walked throgh the entrance, the first thing I saw Superman, Kingda Ka, and Nitro. The fresh air turned into a heavenly smell of pizza and popcorn.

I've been bugging my parents about going going to Six Flags and I never had a chance to. So, this was my fist time.

I would never go on Kingda Ka! Although, I went on Nitro and Superman. As I rode them, I heard people screaming and laughing their lungs out. As I ate lunch, I heard people gnawing and talking with their mouths full.

Don't get me started on lines. I wish I had the Flash Pass. The Flash Pass is technically a pass that you don't have to wait in long lines, you just go on the ride.

At night, it was pitch black so some people stumbled a lot. After 5 minutes, every single light in the park lit up... and people gasped. I'll never forget that day.

Milestone Moment (event)

My First Surgery

My mom started to worry as we walked into the waiting room. As I got ready for my surgery, I thought, "Will it happen again?" When My name was called, I walked to the operating room, took my clothes off, put on a robe, and layed down on their bed, waiting for the doctor to give me the I.V. As he inserted the needle, I felt more sleepy than ever until 2 a.m.

After that, I fell asleep. I dreamt that I had the freedom of doing anything that I want.. running like a mouse, jumping like a lion, the king of the jungle. I used to have a horrible life. If I did too much physical stuff, my heart would beat as fast as a cheetah... which is abnormal. I missed school activities, games we play in gym, even my 5th grade trip to Philadelphia!

As I opened my eyes, seeing my cardiologist, packing up for the day, I felt two ginormous band-aids on my thighs and they were super tight. I also felt one small version of it on my chest, but I could see under it and saw a bunch of needle pokes. I had my dinner and fell aseep for the day. But as soon as I woke up, my doctor was having a chat about my parents, then when thet were done, the doctor ripped of the band-aids and boy did it hurt.

I got up, changed my clothes, drank my last bit of apple juice, and went on my way to the car, with my mom and dad holding one hand each...just in case I was dizzy. As we drove away from the hospital, I thought about my heart problem, as if I missed, but in 5 seconds, I forgot about it.

I hoped that this was my final surgery in my entire life.

Milestone Moment (person)

                                             Mehraj
My second youngest cousin, Mehraj, was the person I mostly spended time with. We played video games, sports, and dart tag. We would blast through the woods near his house and hide until 10 mississipis was up, than we started hunting each other dow.

Usually, whenever I found him, I would aim for his chest quietly and carefully, and  shoot. I loved that whenever he would get hit, he would demolish to the ground, and pretend that he was dead and sometimes, I thought that he really was.

Sometimes, we would have sleepovers, and tell each other scary stories with blood involved in them.

Those were some good times, but now, He moved to a place far away from my house. Before, I visited him , and he visited me, but now, we could never see each other... ever. Well yeah, we called each other but not seeing each other. I misss those days so much, I'll never forget him or those events we conducted together.

Milestone (object)

When I was in the second grade, around my birthday, my dad brought me my first games console. To him, it was and expensive game box, but to me it was gaming heaven. It was the new (around that time) Nintendo GameCube. My dad brought it for $100 at Best Buy. The game that come with it was called Need for Speed Underground

I put in the disc turned it on but nothing happened. That's when I realized what all the cables were for... I had to set it up. I looked at the manual and it looked pretty easy, so I did it myself. After i hooked the last cable in, I immedeatly turned it on and I saw a miracle of orange light on the bottom of the cube. the game automatically showed up, so I thought that I would play just one race, but suddenly, I got addicted into it.

My dad said that I had to focus on my studies. This sounds crazy, but ever since I first put my hands on the controller, I got absolutely goog grades so this really affected my entire life .