Good day, everyone! My name is Oluwatimileyin, and I warmly welcome you to Season 11 of the Engagement Challenge.
I am delighted to share my experience during Week 2 of the Engagement contest with the title: "My Life as a Parent or Kid: Joys and Sadness."
The last time I experienced a lasting joy was when I was a kid. During that time, I had no worries, and even the little things made me incredibly excited.
One memorable experience I could never forget was when my mum gave birth to my twin sisters when I was 3 years old. Seeing them for the first time was an overwhelming joy; they were so cute, and I felt an inseparable bond with them. I vividly remember waking up early in the morning, rushing to their room to play and spend time with them.
Their presence brought immense happiness to my life, and this joy lasted for years. As they grew up, I continued to love and care for them deeply, cherishing every moment with my little sisters was one of my ever lasting joy.
Even though time has flies, the joy of having my twin sisters in my life remains constant. They are now 18 years old, and I am 21. Despite the distance between us, I always make an effort to connect with them, either through social media or phone calls.
Their happiness is still my greatest joy, and I cherish the unique bond we share. To this day, I cannot choose a favorite between them because they both hold a special place in my heart. Their smiles, the resemblance they share, and their overall presence continue to bring extra happiness to my life.
Life is not always filled with happiness; sadness is a part of it too. Recently, I faced one of the saddest moments in my life, just three weeks ago. I received my semester results, and my grades were not what I had expected.
Despite putting in lots of effort last semester, it felt like I was just an average student, and it was disheartening. The disappointment and pain still hurts, and I sometimes question the purpose of my hard work. However, I refuse to be defeated by this sadness, and I am already determined to do more.
I've come to realize that life has its ups and downs, and we can't always be happy. To overcome this sadness, I plan to focus on more self-improvement this semester and tackle the challenges ahead.
Although my result was not as great as perform as I hoped, but I won't let it discourage me. I take responsibility for my actions and recognize that it's up to me to make positive changes and do better.
I'll continue to work hard, read, and pray, believing that these efforts will eventually lead to better results. With determination, I know I can overcome this period of sadness and strive for a better results this semester.
Life is a journey filled with both joys and sadness. As a parent or a kid, the experiences we go through shape us and teach us valuable lessons.
The lasting joy I experienced as a kid was with my twin sisters and the recent sadness was from my disappointing grades, and I usually remind myself of the highs and lows that life can bring, and keep in mind that whatever happens, I will always be on the brighter side of the world.
Here is where I pen down my entry to this contest, so therefore , I would use this moment to invite @yakspeace, @Lhorgic, and @jueco to participate in this contest as well
Greetings friend, how nice the arrival of your twin sisters is to fill you with joy and peace of mind next semester your grades will be better to avoid that disappointment and sadness.
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