My three favourite memories

My Blog Post, today is about my three favourite memories. I have had a lot of the past year as well in Elementary. But, today I chose the three most memorable events that stick to key memory. My three events are first my trip to India, secondly going to my first Jets game, and last of our third place match in Basketball. I will be focusing on these three events today. These are events in my life that are by far my favourite.

My first memory is when I went to India. When I went to India I experienced a lot of different things that I wouldn't have seen or done in my life. I met so many different people there, even though they were related to me. It was only my second time going to India. I experienced a lot of different, but at the same time unique things such as riding on a camel for example. I met a lot of my family there that I had not met before, or remembered from my previous trip in 2008. Where I was 7. This was a great and a most memorable trip, I loved it!

My second greatest recent memory is when I went to my first Jets game. This was memorable because I had not ever gone to a Jets game before. I had a great time with my Mom, and my brother. I had only gone to a Manitoba Moose game before. The only similarity between those two games was that both home teams lost. The Jets lost 4-1. But, I was happy that I got to hear them score at least a goal. It was both a fun and memorable time.

The last, memorable memory that I would like to share today is our basketball season’s third place game. This game was against St. Ignatius School. The score between us was fairly close, usually 2 to 4 point lead was the maximum. So the clock was winding down, and there was roughly about 5 seconds on the clock. We took a time out, and we had a plan. So, Savith passed it to Dylan and Dylan was supposed to drive in and shoot. But, Dylan got too nervous and shot it from half, the defense was tight. Sandeep got the rebound from that and about 1 second was remaining. Sandeep shot the Buzzer blew and the ball was in the Bucket. The game was over; the Season was over as well.

By: Mandeep Mangat 8-B