As a child, you must have done many wonderful things but which one are you the proudest about?
#1
the only time I was ever able to startle my dad:
my grandma had a trash bin that was about 3 feet tall, with a flap for a lid and was made of wood. I was about three at the time, and as she was changing the bag inside, I formed a plan. I told my grandma how I wanted to hide inside and scare my dad. So she let me climb in and sit there for a bit before she went and found my dad, telling him to throw away an old carton of milk on the counter. I was sure she’d blow my cover, because who leaves a room so someone can throw something away from that room? but he did, and I jumped out and scared him pretty good
my grandma had a trash bin that was about 3 feet tall, with a flap for a lid and was made of wood. I was about three at the time, and as she was changing the bag inside, I formed a plan. I told my grandma how I wanted to hide inside and scare my dad. So she let me climb in and sit there for a bit before she went and found my dad, telling him to throw away an old carton of milk on the counter. I was sure she’d blow my cover, because who leaves a room so someone can throw something away from that room? but he did, and I jumped out and scared him pretty good
4points
#2
I once got a 100 on a WW2 pre-test in Social Studies, so the teacher let me do three free choice projects instead of learning. I made a video about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (I forgot to take out the audio that came with the template, so there was the cheeriest f*****g music I'd ever heard in the background and I was mortified), and a presentation on a random soldier who has my name as his nickname, but my favorite was the letter I wrote from my great-grandpa's POV to his wife from a POW camp in Nazi Germany. I put some photos my grandma had, and some pics I took of his medals and the Bible he got in with it, and the teacher kept the assignment to use as an example.
Went back to visit him and he told me he's still using it and I miss his class so much
3points
#3
I won student of the month award three times. And when I graduated from grade eight I won a perseverance award.
3points
#4
I was a horrible, horrible softball player when I was younger. I had got hit in the eye by a fly-ball once and I would literally run away from the ball after that.🤣
The "big hitters" in our league used to target my side of the field because they knew I would never catch it. Well, one day something inside my head clicked and I suddenly wasn't afraid anymore.
This teenage boy got up and whacked it out into my side. I caught it like it was nothing and threw it back into the infield.
My team went wild, but nobody was prouder than I was of myself.😂
This teenage boy got up and whacked it out into my side. I caught it like it was nothing and threw it back into the infield.
My team went wild, but nobody was prouder than I was of myself.😂
2points
#5
I pitched a no hit game in softball. My family said it was the best they’ve ever seen me play but I don’t remember much of the game. I guess I was too far into my zone lol.
2points
#6
after almost 6 years of not using a lightsaber i had still retained all my skills and somehow im still good with one
2points
#7
i made a music video parody in 4th grade for this kind of stupid leadership thing we had to do, and it was actually a pretty good video. it made it all the way to the district film festival and won in its category and i got to get all dressed up and take fancy pictures and hold my fancy trophy.
2points
#8
We had an art show when I was in primary school and someone other than my parent (which was the norm) bought my artwork. I still can't work out why, lol. Then when my art teacher heard about it she let me submit two the following year :)
0points