Reflect on a time when you had to rely on someone else. How did It feel

 It was a Saturday, 2nd half of my soccer game. My teammate passed the all to me all the way on the left. I received the ball and ran down to the oppents goal. It's about 5 minutes remaining in the half before the game ends. As I was in the goal box, I faked one oppentnent then got fouled by his other teammate causing us to have a pentely kick. In this situation I didn't feel fully confident to take the pently kick to win the game. I ended up giving it to my captain and hoping he wins the game for us. I ended up making the right choice and we had won the game


Today in class we read a lot of chapters in The Color Purple, then we had a group quiz at the end.

My day today was good I just wished I did better on this quiz though.


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