Personal Narrative Essay On A Baseball Glove
A possession is something someone owns that they seek an immense amount of value in. Some possessions mean more to certain people depending on the circumstances surrounding it. It may have been handed down from a family member, or it might just be something they bought to remind them of a loved one who passed away. It could be as big a car, or even as small as a ring. The main thing about a possession is the meaning it holds within it. One possession that I hold dear to me is my baseball glove. I’ve had it for what will be 5 years by the time my birthday comes around. It’s nothing fancy or extraordinary, just a black Wilson A2000 left-handed glove that I still use to this day. I go out of my way to always make sure it is in the best condition possible. I change the laces on it every 6 months. I always keep a rubber band wrapped around it with a
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I was immediately drawn to the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team. Everything about the team fascinated me; the uniforms, the players, the stadium, and just the history surrounding the entire organization. I followed everything about the team from probably the middle of July all the way to the postseason in October. I’ll never forget the devastation I felt watching them get eliminated from the postseason in Game 5 of the NLCS by the Philadelphia Phillies, even though I had only been watching for around 3-4 months. In addition to watching baseball for about 2 years, I eventually decided to take a go at it for myself. So I tried out for my school’s 8th grade team and earned a spot on the roster. Along with earning my spot on the team, I earned the respect of many people including my friends and family. I also gained a substantial amount of confidence. I felt like I could do anything I put my mind to. A couple months later I started going to the gym and working out regularly; something I still do to this day. I also started taking my nutrition
I was immediately drawn to the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team. Everything about the team fascinated me; the uniforms, the players, the stadium, and just the history surrounding the entire organization. I followed everything about the team from probably the middle of July all the way to the postseason in October. I’ll never forget the devastation I felt watching them get eliminated from the postseason in Game 5 of the NLCS by the Philadelphia Phillies, even though I had only been watching for around 3-4 months. In addition to watching baseball for about 2 years, I eventually decided to take a go at it for myself. So I tried out for my school’s 8th grade team and earned a spot on the roster. Along with earning my spot on the team, I earned the respect of many people including my friends and family. I also gained a substantial amount of confidence. I felt like I could do anything I put my mind to. A couple months later I started going to the gym and working out regularly; something I still do to this day. I also started taking my nutrition