During Jaden’s senior year of High School, he was an intern in the state capital of Des Moines. His 4H( Head, Heart, Hands, and Health) leader scheduled an important meeting. She feared that no one would show up and the conference would not be worth it. As time passed by, students started to arrive. Jaden later contacted his leader, attempting to discuss what had occurred before the meeting began. They discussed better meeting times and how they are worth it. After working things out with his 4H leader he learned to talk to people before is better than trying to pick fights with them. He also learned that it was more of a simple misunderstanding than what he made it to be.
“They discussed better meeting times and how they are worth it. After working things out with his 4H leader he learned to talk to people before is better than trying to pick fights with them.”
The heart of the anecdote may lie between these two sentences, Byanka. What was the “misunderstanding”? What was Jaden’s argument? Was there the possibility of a fight, and how did they avoid it? Does Jaden remember any of the conversation that could fill in the gaps?
Get all the details. Then decide what’s necessary and what can be left out.