Birthday Surprise
Getting a surprise on our birthday was very amazing and unforgettable
moment. So do I, I got my first birthday surprise when I was 14 years old and
the surprise was happened in the school. It made me felt so special at that day
and I loved my friends so much.
It was in 2008 on May fourth. When I went to school, the stranger things
happened. In the class room, no one talked to me during the class. Even I
already started the conversation with one of them, but he looked so seriously
in reading his book. I looked around the class and I saw all of my friends
showed flat face. They looked so serious in learning the lesson. After the
class ended, then I went home. On the way home, I felt confuse because no one
walked around me. They looked lost. I don’t know what happened to them at that
time.
When I arrived in the front of a field near my school, one of my friends
approached me and invited me to come in to the field. The surprise was begun.
After I was inside, some of my friends gave me a cake with number 14 on it. I
was very shocked to see that. Suddenly others friends sang a birthday song to
me. I’ve never got birthday surprise before. So this was the first and the best
surprise that I got.
After finished to celebrate my birthday, I could see clearly the ways
they expressed my birthday. One of them approached me and said “happy birthday”
gently. Some girls looked very shy when tried to say “happy birthday” to me. My
close friends gave me a trap gift, where that gift contained concrete brick
with a cut of paper. Although, I got it, I accept it. They prepared it all just
to celebrate my birthday.
It was my first birthday surprise. I always remember it forever. The day
when I felt so special and they are really my best friend forever.
wow, it is so interesting, right? :D
BalasHapusyap. I really agree with you. Getting surprise in our birthday is really amazing and unforgettable moment in our life.
I experienced it as well and I was so happy when I get it.
You writing also really interesting. I am happy to read it. Good job, Agus.
Keep writing :)