Sixth Grade Essays: Part 4, Ambitions

I saved the most cringeworthy essay for last. Just remember, I was 12 and experimenting with the English language. Back then I wanted so badly to be descriptive, but my vocabulary held me back. When it doubt, I guessed.

Today's essay: Ambitions

Highlights: "leaking proudness"

Back to regularly scheduled programming tomorrow. 

LYMI, 

Margaret

Sixth Grade Essays: Part 3, Poem

I'm only three parts into this mini series and I'm already breaking the rules. Instead of sharing a sixth grade essay, tonight I'm sharing a sixth grade poem. Close enough!

Highlights: "Fears...hatred" HA! Very David Brent.

Cheers,
Margaret

Sixth Grade Essays: Part 2, Likes and Dislikes

It's officially Memorial Day Weekend. I'm camping! Luckily, I thought ahead and scheduled this fascinating piece of nonfiction from my 12-year-old self.

Today's essay: Likes and Dislikes

Highlights: The part about being captured into a book's legend (because it makes no sense). Oh, and the smugness. Of course, the smugness.

In related news, I like asparagus now. At least I tell myself I do. 

TGIF, 

Margaret

Sixth Grade Essays: Birth Story

I found an old scrapbook with all my essays from sixth grade. What a perfect excuse to roll out a new, Madgespace mini series. We'll call it...'Sixth Grade Essays' because it's accurate and 'From The Archives' is already taken.

Today's essay: Birth Story

Highlights: the general smugness (you'll notice that's a theme in these essays).

Enjoy!

Thank goodness I'm so well-adjusted!

Yours,
Horseradish