I still remember that time, the first time in my life I got lost. That day, my parents and I went out to the water park. Because at that time I was a child so very active and naughty. I did not listen to my parents but ran around until it was late when I suddenly turned and looked for my parents. I cried a lot but thanks to the guard, I found my parents. At that time, I was so scared, seeing my parents hugged my parents and cried loudly.

I was a very naughty kid in my childhood days. Bunking school was a usual phenomenon for me and some of my friends. In fact, the attempts were dangerous for me and them. Now I will describe how I lost one day.

I with two of my friends went to the  Stadium to enjoy a high voltage football match. So, we made a plan on the previous day to bunk the school. Unluckily, I was unable to take the necessary preparations as dad dropped me at the school gate. However, I managed to escape the school with them. We travelled here and there in the city, did many things, took our lunch and so on. Finally, we reached at the stadium before the match began. We entered into the stadium and enjoyed the match. The trouble began when we started to get back home. My pockets were empty. I have spent all of my money round the day like an inconsiderate.

The event took place at the stadium. In fact, the situation was the same for the two others. Peter and Thomas, both had spent their bucks on the lunch and soft drinks, ticket of the match, buying badges for the team we supported etc. The situation was like that we did not have a single penny to pay for the transportation to way back to home. I was lost. Actually, we all were lost. There were no other ways to us to get rid of the situations. By the same time, it was becoming dark. Our school began at 7.30 am and ended by noon. But I told mum that I would go Peter’s home for some home works and participating in sports, and will be back by evening. The distance of our residence was moderate from the stadium. In fact, it took around 20 minutes to reach in our residential block from the stadium by bus.

I was 12 or 13 but I cannot exactly remember the age. It was the beginning of my teenage. By the same time, it was the age to explore the world. The curious mind wanted to see the unseen and know the unknown. As part of the curiosity, I along with some of my friends started to see the world. In fact, Sydney was the world for us. We travelled in various corners of the city and passed our days amid great fun. The time was not so modern and the development of the city did not happen so much as it is today. Besides, we used to change our school uniform so that people could not understand we bunked the school. The idea was my brainchild.

But it was sad for all the three of us. We were lost. We started feeling hungry. But we were unable to buy any food to satisfy the hunger. Gradually tension aroused. Finding other ways, three of us started walking to home. But the streets were unfamiliar to us. Actually, we came there by public transport and the bus moved in various parts of the city. Hence, it was really difficult for us to spot the streets that will lead us to home. Later, we reached home safely but made late. Each of us managed our parents that saying that we had spent much time on the outdoor sports and thus we made late. I was relieved and learnt some lessons as well.




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When I was in 9th grade we all went to a hill station as part of a class picnic. There are about 40 students in all and we all have a great time.
On the second day, the teachers gave us some time to go around the small groups to shop. We are all excited about it.
I went with my two close friends. We leave our hotel with all the other students, but in town we quickly move from one store to the next. By the time we can realize, we've come so far ahead.
In fact, we found some very interesting places and started clicking on the photos to show our friends how we continued.
Final; When it was time to return, we could not understand the way back to our hotel and we felt miserable.
Although we asked a few people around, we forgot the exact name of the hotel; No one can help us many hotels everywhere in this hill station.
During those days, none of us had a mobile phone so we couldn't even call our other classmates.
We wandered here and found our way back to the hotel.
Finally, we saw a traffic policeman stand in a corner and so we approached him for help.
He was kind enough. He asked us the name of our school and found the name of the hotel with the school reservation from the travel record book at the police headquarters on his cordless phone.
In the end, he asked a taxi driver to take us to our hotel. By the time we returned, everyone was worried about us.