Something that took place in school

The morning sun rays had just entered the class went the teacher started the Character Education(CE) lesson. " Ok class. What do you think of when I say the word 'resillent'?" the teacher questioned the class. I thought about it and could not come up with a idea. The class was starting to get quiet, which is not a good sign as we make a lot of noise. Luckily, our great friend Josh saved us. He gave suggesions like perserverence, and never give up. " Yes, something like that... it is supposed to mean perserverence, endurence, never give up..., you get the idea." Then, she gave us the next task," Recall an incident in your life when you felt at your lowest. But before you start on your task, let me show you a video." She walked to her labtop and started to open a video from youtube. I guessed it was the guy with the flipper but I could not remember his name. I was right. I put up some videoes for you guys to know about this guy.

Anyway back to my thoughts. I mean like WHAT am I supposed to talk about! I have only had a short life of 13 years or so. I am considered cheerful( high XD) yet hot-tempered by most of my friends and i'm have a very good family so I don't really have any low point in my life yet. Wait, for now I think a low point in my life could be my sec 1 year. Transitting from primary to secondary school is a huge thing. Friends and old classmates start to take different paths from you and when you don't have all your good friends around you, you would have some serious trouble in your social life. At start of the sec 1 year, I had my best friends taken away from me. I had to make new friends, establish connections all over again. Misunderstandings and scruffles would break out from time to time. Luckily, I had my family behind me and I had made many new friends, both in and out of school. Some have become even closer than ever. By the sec 2 year most problems had been sorted out and I was able to get used to life. So I  hope that might qualify as a low point in my life.

acknowledgements:
http://sivers.org/no-corporate-speak
youtube.com