An unforgettable incident



 I have one incident in childhood that I remember to date. I was about 5 years old and I was playing in the park with my friends. We were playing hide-and-seek and I was hiding in a bush. I stayed hidden for a long time and I thought that my friends had forgotten about me. I started to get scared and I started to cry.

Suddenly, I heard a voice. It was my mother's voice. She was calling my name. I ran out of the bush and into her arms. I was so relieved to see her. She hugged me tightly and told me that she was so happy that she had found me.

That incident taught me a valuable lesson: never wander off too far when I am playing outside and always stay close to my parents or other adults. I also learned that it is okay to cry when I am scared or upset. My mother was there for me when I needed her and that made me feel safe and loved.

I am grateful for that childhood incident because it helped me to grow and learn. It also taught me the importance of family and the importance of asking for help when I need it.


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