To The Game That Changed My Life Analysis
To the game that changed my life, thank you. I remember the day that you found me, in a store full of strings and cleats. You helped me pick out a gray and pink stick with pink goggles and a mouth guard. On that day in 2008 you strengthened me in one of the hardest times of my life, when my Dad was on the other side of the world fighting for our country. You have strengthened me multiple times since. You have continued to be the single most consistent aspect of my life my life. You have stood as my outlet, my friend, and my teacher. You have taught me, provided for me, and given me the most memorable of memories. Thank you for empowering me in torn up cleats and dirty uniforms. I don’t think I will ever be able to repay you. When I have
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A team who I have been with in the best of times and the worst of times. These girls have taught me how to be a teammate and how to work together. As much as this team is a group of the most unlikely people, we are the strongest group of people I know. Thank you for giving me the best teammates that I could ever ask for and for all the pasta parties and late nights of bonding that comes with that. Thank you for providing me with coaches, good and bad, whom I will never forget. Role models and encouragers who have taught me more about life than any other person has, they have taught me how hard work and have shown me how pain can pay off in the end. Thank you for providing me with all the warm days, bus rides, and large turf fields which have given me some of the best times that I could imagine. Thank you for every warm-up song, hair ribbon, and water bottle. Each of my pairs of ragged cleats, pinnies, and broken sticks. Every bruise, scratch, and piece of dirt that I have been covered in. These have all become a permanent part of me. To the game that changed my life, thank you for helping me grow up. To my dear friend, “the fastest game on two feet,” thank you for being the one aspect of my life that I have always been able to rely on. To lacrosse, thank you for making me,
A team who I have been with in the best of times and the worst of times. These girls have taught me how to be a teammate and how to work together. As much as this team is a group of the most unlikely people, we are the strongest group of people I know. Thank you for giving me the best teammates that I could ever ask for and for all the pasta parties and late nights of bonding that comes with that. Thank you for providing me with coaches, good and bad, whom I will never forget. Role models and encouragers who have taught me more about life than any other person has, they have taught me how hard work and have shown me how pain can pay off in the end. Thank you for providing me with all the warm days, bus rides, and large turf fields which have given me some of the best times that I could imagine. Thank you for every warm-up song, hair ribbon, and water bottle. Each of my pairs of ragged cleats, pinnies, and broken sticks. Every bruise, scratch, and piece of dirt that I have been covered in. These have all become a permanent part of me. To the game that changed my life, thank you for helping me grow up. To my dear friend, “the fastest game on two feet,” thank you for being the one aspect of my life that I have always been able to rely on. To lacrosse, thank you for making me,