Personal Narrative: Moving To A New School

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Moving is hard, but it's not as bad as most people think it is. I moved at the end of my sophomore year to a new town and new school. I have never even been in the town I was moving to. I was struggling with a lot of things mentally and I was really worried I wouldn't have friends or even family to talk to about anything, after a week or two I found out I was wrong. When I moved to Washburn I don't think I was ever so scared in my life. I left everything I had ever known and moved to a place where I knew no one, I didn't know the town, I knew nothing. I still went to my old school in Eureka for a few weeks after we had moved into my house, but the day came when I had to go to school and I was scared. I went into the school and I met the principal

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