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Don’t repeat the same mistake. Try a new approach. Comment on the lessons you learn from the stories at By: Rena Chaiklen Hillel Yeshiva You have an assignment in one of your classes to write a story. You have a really great idea and work very hard to write it. When you get to school the day that it’s due, you are very confident and happy with your story. You go around showing it to everyone and telling them to read it. When you hand it in, you tell the teacher, “I think I did well.” When you get it back, you get a very bad grade. Everyone is very happy with their grades and is asking you what you got. You tell them, sadly, that you did badly and you’re very embarrassed. The next time you get assigned to write a story, at first you’re upset because last time you did badly. When you get home, instead of just writing anything because you think you’re a bad writer, you put your all into the story. You do things differently than you did before and you come up with a better story. This time you get the highest grade. TorahContest.com Failure is the opportunity to begin again, only more intelligently. By: Rachelli Hoffman Masores Bais Yaakov A girl named Chana always wanted to try to dive. One day, she went to the pool. She ran to the front of the pool. She held her hands out towards the water and jumped off the edge of the pool. She felt her body fly through the air as she touched the surface of the water and smack. She landed in a belly flop. She was very embarrassed. She went home devastated. The next day she went back to the pool to try again. She went to the edge and wondered; maybe, if she held her hands up a different way, she might do it the right way. This time, she held her hands above her head and jumped. This time, instead of touching the surface of the water, she did a neat plunge through the water. All her friends clapped for her as she exited the water. By: Daniel Braha Hillel Yeshiva One day, I was with my friends. They all had penny boards. I said to myself, “That looks cool.” So, I asked my dad if I can have one and he said, “Yes.” I was so excited. All of my friends were outside my house with their skateboards. I rushed out the door to show my skateboard to them. We went riding. We started to ride and right away I fell off. From then on I knew, I wasn’t that good because they were laughing at me. I thought about that and said to myself that if I tried I would be a great rider. So, I was practicing but I couldn’t seem to get the hang of it. One time, I tried to put my feet in a different direction and, the first thing I knew, I was riding. The next day, I was riding with my friends. I was doing great. After a few months went by, I was the best rider. By: Raymond Arking Barkai Yeshivah People always try to do amazing things but, sometimes, it just backfires. I think people should start out small and then try bigger. For example, I tried to get a touchdown in football. But, the ball bounced off my hands and someone on the other team caught it. (It was an interception). So, I tried to start small. I got a touchdown by running with the ball (getting a handoff). I felt good that I helped my team instead of doing a back flip and missing a throw, which I could have easily caught. I know that many people have done similar mistakes. So, remember to start small and you’ll end up doing big things one day. Great prizes for the authors Authors who get the most comments will get a prize. SEE P. 89 86 Bar/Bat Mitzvah Magazine 718-909-6060 View magazine online at BMmagazine.com
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