A_Life_Lesson

A Life Lesson A Life Lesson Throughout life, there are certain points that you look back on and say “what was I thinking'!” or “could I have really been that stupid'” I assure you that I have a multitude of such memories, but the one that stands out in my mind was an experience that not only questioned my maturity or brain-power, but also changed the way I live my life to this day. I will never forget that hot, sticky day in late July. I was 7 years old and ready to start the second grade at the East Bay School of the Performing Arts. I was at the pinnacle of maturity, intelligence and, best of all, invincibility. Nothing could stop me; not the flu, not my mother leaning half backwards outside the back window to “clean [my] room!” and certainly not the disease or “unfortunate accidents” that happened to people on the news and other TV shows that my mom watched after work. Nope, nothing could happen to me. Last night I didn’t even wash my hands before I ate dinner and do you know what happened' Absolutely nothing! I was particularly excited that day because I had plans to go shopping with my stepsister Ashley who was 17 at the time. She was a seat, girl, felt, day, belt, world, really, out, happened, back, years, way, true, time, stupid, side, sense, pain, old, never, mind, metal, maturity, life, know, importance, cool, common, big, before, been, ashley, wrong, wrist, work, wonder, window, watched, wash, was, waking, vulnerable, view, veered, upon, up, unfortunate, tv, tubes, top