A funny story in my childhood 童年趣事

Entry 5 May1, 2012

A funny story in my childhood

Today, one roommate of mine told me her funny and embarrassing story. This threw my mind back to my childhood. I believe that when we were quite young, there was always something interesting happened to us .Of course, I am no exception.

Since I can remember, I have met all sorts of things that made me into a corner. However, one matter stuck in my mind till now. It was a special and exciting day when we released ourselves from the intense final exams. After that, the head of school gave a final summary speech, and we each class were required to stand in two lines on the playground.

At that time, my heart has already flied away. So definitely, I knew nothing about where the master was .The moment I was wandering casually in my own thoughts, a weak voice came into my ears: “Hey! You! Go up to the Stage！Your Turn to Prize! ”I turned my head with mouth big open and full puzzlement on face.“What? You‟re kidding?‟‟ I asked. “It‟s True! We all heard it! Move it!” My friends responded with a bit of excitement. With the thought in mind that it was impossible, impossible, impossible…I threaded my way through the thick people and tiptoed to the stage with a grain of salt. Then when I stood before the …big man‟ with my head lightly down just like a kid criticized by the teacher shortly before.“You，uh…”The head said in a low voice. I obviously felt some upset below my peaceful surface. Uncontrollably, I had a glance stealthily at the paper, on which wasn‟t my name. Oh! How tragic! How dramatic!

I blushed red in a second!

I confess, the embarrassing memory still lingered on after a long time. I once think about whose fault it was more than once: my friends, my honorable headmaster or me? Actually now, every time I look back on it,

I simply view it as a fun. It‟s absolutely not the matter of right or wrong.

In most cases, it is unnecessary for us to pay particular attention to others‟attitude and take ourselves far too seriously. There is no right or wrong in life; each kind of experience is precious.