Personal Narrative: First Day At Riverside

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When I got out of bed my heart was pounding like there was no tomorrow. Then I heard my dad say those 4 words “First day at Riverside.” I felt like running out the house and taking his car with me. And my sister “Brianna” kept on teasing me that it was going to be the worst day of my life. She really gets on my last nerves. Then finally, my dad and I were in the car. First my dad went to the wrong school and when I walked in there I was about to run back to the car and take off. After my dad and I reached the right school I was scared to the bone.

When I got to my new classroom I was so scared it looked like I was about to turn pale and white at the same time. I felt like I wanted to run back to my old school. Then my dad made the worst

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