A time I couldn't stop laughing.

 One time I couldn't stop laughing because I had scared my younger siblings, It was dark at night and I had hid myself to scare them while they walked into the room. I scared them to the point that they ran to my mom yelling and almost crying, i couldn't stop laughing and my mom scolded me at the end.

Today we went to the auditorium to do an activity about looking for colleges.

I can learn from these experiences to try and look for a college that can be suitable for my circumstances in the future.

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