Power Ranger Suit
When I was really young I got a power ranger suit for one of my birthdays. My mum couldn’t get me to take it off because I wore it every where I went. The picture is me in my back garden with the suit on making a funny face and my little brother beside me trying to copy.
Easter Egg
I was nine when this picture was taken. When I was little every year at Easter I would take all my eggs and break them up into one big bowl and melt it in the microwave. After a while I took it out and started to eat it. My mum came down stairs and took a picture of me because I had it all over my face and clothes.
World Pipe Band Championship 2009
I play the bagpipes for Inverkeithing High School Pipe Band and have done for over 7 years. Every year we compete in many competitions all over Scotland but my biggest achievement to date was piping at the World Pipe Band Championship in Glasgow Green. We set off early that morning in the poring rain feeling very excited. The rain soon cleared and the sun shone as we proudly marched onto the competition field. The photo is me and all my fellow band members piping our very well practised tunes.
Eye of the Tiger
My favourite song when I was young was Eye of the Tiger. Every week I used to go over to my Grandad’s house and watch the Rocky movies with him. We always used to get our tea and sit and watch them over and over again. I never got tired of watching that movie and got goose bumps when the Eye of the Tiger song would play.
Chocolattae
In October 2006 I went on holiday to Turkey. It was All Inclusive so you could eat and drink as much as you liked as all the food and drink was already paid for. There were over twenty swimming pools in the resort. Everyday when we used to walk around there was a song called Chocolattae. My friend and I from the pipe band danced to it every day.
Scotland Team
It was 2015 and I was going to be playing in the Rugby World Cup final. I had been playing for Scotland for three years and had been training hard to perform well and represent my country in the world cup. The match kicked off, I was playing number fourteen, right wing. It was the eightieth minute, last play, that meant next time it’s a scrum or if the ball goes into touch the game ends. It was seventeen-sixteen and we were losing. I ran up the pitch and kicked the ball through the posts, falling to my knees in disbelief, I realised I won the game for Scotland.
Win the lottery
I had always dreamt about winning the lottery and what I would do with all that money. Every week I went to Asda and eagerly put on a Lottery ticket. I then waited in anticipation week after week for my numbers to come up. One Saturday night whilst sitting all alone in my living room the numbers began to get read out. To my amazement I had five numbers, and then the number sixteen echoed in my ears as my life changed forever. Could it be true, had I really won the Lottery?