The Day that I would not like
to Remember
was on the day that I had a test of physical strength and a medical
checkup. First of all, long distance running is one of the worst things that
I hate in the world. Certainly, it is one of the reasons that I am primarily
poor at any sports, but I am confident that it is also comes from the
experience of the day. The day when I was an elementary school student,
in our physical education class, our teacher made us run 10 laps of the
track, and we could not pass the running if we gave up halfway. I was
very sad but I struggled to complete the running. There were no problems
for several laps. Suddenly, I wanted to go to a lavatory. It was really
painful for me after that. Unfortunately, I am not only obstinate but also
optimistic. So I did not think to stop running. Then I did not understand
how serious my condition was. I finished running 10 laps, and rushed to
a lavatory as soon as I could. I really did my best, but it was too late.
Please guess what happened after that. The only saving grace is that
nobody knows that except our school nurse. And what was worse, there
was another bad thing in the same day. Next, we had to have a
medical check. I hate every kind of an injection as the second worst in the
world, but we had to have a blood sample taken. Maybe because I was so
nervous that I got stiff in my arms, the doctor failed to stick the needle in
my arm. In the end, I got an injection needle twice in my left arm and got
one once in my right arm. I think it was natural for child that I cried in
front of other students. Since then, I have hated the two things seriously.
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