a time when I took a hiatus from something important. What led to the break, and how did it impact me?

 A time when I took a hiatus was from school work and my Jousha law aka driving license. Well, my mom called my auntie and me saying I wasn't doing school work which I didn't know we had work and my grades were going down and I didn't like that. My mom told me that I needed to be doing my house law so I could get, my license and stop playing around. It impacted me really well because I had to stop being a child and really take stuff that I need in the future. For example, my grades need to be good enough for college and the military. I will need my license to drive where I need to go instead of calling people to come get me or get an Uber. But today in class we had to do some vocabulary and they were new. I never used these words before but I know I can use them in the future. After we wrote down the vocabulary we had to do a worksheet about them it was pretty easy but I can definitely use these words in the future. 

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