Personal experience speech

Good morning!

My idea about personal experience speech that we have to deliver today is related to something that really close to me,  it is something that have been accompanying me for many years. This little thing is really dependable for my daily. I have some of them in different colors. Pink, blue, red, white and black, but I loved the purple one which I wear today. Do you know that thing?

Yup, here we are, my glasses. What happen to my glasses?

Today, I will explain two aspect of my life with glasses. (1) the accident and (2) my life today

Talking about glasses, I remember my first year in this college. I don’t have any friends, but I know that it is the time for me to make a friend, a new friend. Luckily, they remember me well, sometimes I didn’t remember their name, but they know me. You know why? Because of my glasses, sometimes I think, my glasses is more popular that me, my self.

The story about glasses that I wear today actually is not the nice story. I wish that I could make it better for my life. It all happened in 1997, I was 5 years old. I did not remember it well actually. I just remember that it was at noon, I played in my yard. My father stood not really far from me. I just looked at my warehouse’s wall, something interested me, actually daddy  would not allow me to played around that place, but when I saw him, he was  talking to my neighbor and he did not realized that I was walking forward my family’s warehouse. I found some long old iron was hanging down on the wall. I was short and could not reach it. I jumped and tried hard to get it. I did not know what I was going to do with that thing, but I did it. I had jumped for several times but it did not work. Suddenly, my finger touched tip of the iron that caused it moved and fell down, the worse part was, when it’s falling down, the tip of the iron touch the end of my eyelid. I did not remember how did it hurt me, but I remember that everybody scream out and daddy took me to the hospital immediately. The doctor said that it was only a flesh wound because the iron did not hurt my cornea, I was luck because if that thing happen I might be blind.

In a row of my growing, my mother saw something different with my eyes’ color. I was in the 2^nd grade of elementary school when mom realized that my eye’s color is different between right side and left side. Mostly people in Indonesia have black or brown eye’s color, but me, I got blue one, but only for eye in the left side. It’s weird. And day by day I felt that my sight was becoming blur and blur. My parent and I went to see the doctor. Then we know that something bad happen to my eyes but it could be cured by medicine. The doctor also said that it has a relation about my accident when I was 5.

From that moment on, I have to see the doctor once a month because I refuse to wear glasses. I feel it’s really embarrassing to wear that thing. In the 5^th grade of my elementary school year, it was the first time I wore it and suddenly I just could not let it go. I loved my glasses. Although I have tried to wear contact lens, but it disturbs me, so, I decided to back to glasses.

My glasses seem like a part of me. The first thing that I take when I wake up is my glasses. I wear it anytime, even sleeping, sometimes I forget and fall asleep with the glasses still on my face. I just fell not confident if I don’t wear it.

Although I wish that I could see like the way most people see, but it is my life today. I thank god that I am not blind. I could still see. I try to love my life and what I have got.

Thank you.

Outline:

Introduction:

1.      Attention grabber: Question

2.      Credentials : 1997

Thesis

Today, I will explain two aspect of my life with glasses. (1) the accident and (2) my life today.

Body

(1)   The accident

a.       Played in the yard

b.      Something in the warehouse’s wall

c.       The long old iron fell down and hurt the eyelid

(2)   My life today

a.       Can’t live without my glasses

b.      Thank god for all that I have today

Conclusion

Although I wish that I could see like the way most people see, but it is my life today. I thank god that I am not blind. I could still see. I try to love my life and what I have got.