it is a result of your school tomorrow. You have studied hard and feel that you did well. Your parents have promised to buy new bicycle if you do well. Write a diary entry about your feeling and what do you think what will you be your result (world limit 200 to 250 words)
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Just as every picture has two sides, the result day is also a day of happiness and joy on the one hand and a day of sadness and disappointment on the other. It is a day on which we are judged and awarded according to our performance in exams, a day of pride for the parents of outstanding students and a day of disappointment for parents whose children did not perform according to their expectations in the exams.
Surely it is the most exciting day of the academic year, the day on which the heart beats fastest. Similarly these moments came into my life on March 29, 2010 when I lost my sleep, felt very afraid, yet excited — it was my annual result day of class eight.
While I was nervous because of my result, I was also nervous because of my skit which I was going to perform that day and I had written it myself, titled Emperor Akbar in the 21st Century. It was a comedy skit and I was playing the main role of King Akbar, and the special part of the skit was our dressing, which was not at all easy. All of the characters had to wear dresses that were embroidered and wear the necklaces and turbans.
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The performance went well and our efforts were appreciated by all parents, teachers and the chief guest.
After this came the most exciting part of the programme — the announcement of the results and everyone was praying for good grades and positions. The result of Class Eight was to be announced in the end so we had to wait for a long time. At last the moment that we had impatiently waited for arrived.
I heard the name of my friend being called out as the third position holder. Then came the announcement for the second position and I was in a daze when my name was announced as the first position holder!
With shaky legs and amidst lots of applaud, I walked up the stage to receive my trophy and slash. As I turned to face the audience, I could not see clearly due to watery eyes as everyone present in the ceremony appreciated me. It was a great moment of pride for me and my parents.
I have to say that this would not have happened without the hard work, encouragements and prayers of my parents, but most of all, it is a bounty from the Almighty Allah for which I am very thankful.