However when I woke up, it was raining, so there was only a slim chance that we could play outdoors. Luckily after flag raising, the weather took for a change and it became bright and sunny. Thus, that only means one thing: We could have our beloved physical education lesson!

The teacher let us play soccer that day, so when we all took to the field, I was so estatic that I forgot that the ground was still wet and slippery. I thought that nothing would happen to me, so I ran around like usual, chasing after every ball like a mad dog.

Then suddenly, when I was passing the ball to my team mate, I lost my footing, slipped and fell head first to the ground. The field is also made of artificial turf and the turf were laid on a cement floor, so that does not help to cushion my fall but it made the impact of the knock on my head even harder. In no time, I started to see everything in pairs, and I started to "sleep".

About five minutes later, as my friend told me, I regained consciousness, but I could only vaugely see the whole class around me, as my vision was still blurred. My whole head then started to ache and I felt like vomitting. I also felt very tired and immediately went to the sick bay to wait for my parents to bring me to the doctor.

Fortunately, the doctor said that I did not suffer any internal injuries, only bruises to the head. However , I had to pay a price for my recklessness and had to miss the next day's C Division hockey match in case or aggrivation to the bruises on my head. After this unfortunate incident which happened in school, I vowed that I would be careful while playing and not be too over enthusiastic, especially when the ground is wet and slippery.