I Just Didn't Use My Head

“I JUST DID NOT USE MY HEAD”

Are you the kind of person who hates Monday morning? Well I am one of those people, and I can tell you that a way to ruin my day is by stealing things from me. It was early morning 6:15 AM, and the first thing I heard was, “ALAN!!” roared out by Ezy  I did not want to answer him because I thought it was the same old joke from my brother Ezy, until I realized he was wearing my new favorite shoes. The first thing I knew then was that I couldn’t let him escape.

His first reaction when he saw me was to throw my shoes out of the window and run away into the house, “Noooooo” I screeched and of course I started to chase him. There was a point where he went around the whole house  about five times as fast as he could, until he locked himself in his room. I swelled in anger and my fist got crunched up and went directly into the door. ”Boommmmmm”!! The door cracked  from top to bottom, and my brother started crying. I was excited because I thought I had already caught him. Until I saw my mom with her big black eyes staring at me and my whole body stopped. I thought about what I was doing and then started to shake. “Mom but but he stole my sho” I cried back She slapped me as hard as she could and told me that I had to pay for his door plus taking off mine and giving it to him. I thought this punishment was not fair since children like me also have private things to do and need a door,  not just adults. Also  I spent my money often so at that time I was pretty much broke.       

What I learn from this is that from now on I will always use my head and think before acting. I hate losing my money and doors. I also felt a bit disappointed by my actions because I should have stopped and thought about it and maybe that wouldn't have happened. What was I thinking when I broke his door? From now on I would not care about what Ezy uses that is under my control. For the future I will change all my reaction and what I do when I don't like when they do something I hate I will try to be more positive and concern of what I am doing