Personal Narrative: Lessons Learned

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Many people have learned a lesson from something that happened to them, this is my story. I woke up that day at 10:23AM during a Saturday. I had no plans for today, so I did what I regularly do, eat breakfast while watching TV. I was drinking some type of natural drink. It was squeezed orange with some pomegranate. It tasted sort of sour, but I liked it. While I was watching the 2nd episode, my iPad alerted me that someone texted me, it was my friend Hugo, he wanted me to go to his house to play some videogames. I asked my mom and she said until 12 I can go. I left right when the clock hit 12. While I was on my way, two dogs followed me and sniffed all the way to his house. When I entered his house, I smelled a whiff of fresh cookies in the

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