Prompt: Write about what you are thankful for.

 Something I'm thankful for is my parents allowing me to play lacrosse. Lacrosse is not a cheap sport and the dues for highschool lacrosse is 500 alone. I wanted to play travel lacrosse this year to get some college offers and made a really good team. The only thing was is cost 3k. My family doesn't have a insane amount of money and that just seemed very unreal stick, but my mom and dad still spent the money regardless of the cost and allowed me to play. I had to chip in a decent amount of money but I'm still so thankful for their help and allowing me to have an opportunity to play.

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