Personal Narrative: My Typology

An apology can either be accepted or declined. In some cases, an apology isn’t enough to fix the situation. However, if you are deeply disappointed in the choices you’ve made, take a chance and makeup for the mistake by saying “I’m sorry”, or “I apologize”. In my situation, a little more effort, other than two words was definitely necessary. It truly took almost a year, to fix my mistake, and it was a horrendous outrage.
A few years ago, it was a warm summer day, and my family had been considering getting a side-by-side. Growing up on acres, and acres of land is amazingly beautiful, especially with an off road vehicle. Eventually, my parents decided to buy one, and yes, of course, I had a strong determination to drive it. I mean, why wouldn’t
It was a three sitter, so it was perfect for my two friends & I. We drove up and down hills, around the tall hay fields, and suddenly, before we knew it, we were upside down. All I could see was the enormous crack in the windshield. My heart dropped to my stomach, and I was scared for my life. I was in such tremendous amount of pain, that I realized my wrist was snapped. My friends did not know the way back to the house to grab a phone, and all we could do is scream for help. Thankfully, it wasn’t much longer before my parents pulled in to the drive way. They jumped on one of my old quads, and found us in a huge rut that I didn’t see driving through the field.
After a trip to the ER, my parents had explained how disappointed they were in me and my decisions. An apology was not enough to fix what just transpired. I had to work for my forgiveness. Therefore, the over-time at work, I signed up for, and extra chores at home, I did. I really had to work hard for almost a year to fix my sorrow. In conclusion, an apology is nice to give when you did wrong. However, think wisely and know the right decision, before you make the wrong one. Forgiveness is absolutely important, and so is working hard to receive