Turning Point: Vedha Kakarla
As I prepared to swing the golf club, a million thoughts rushed through my head. How many people were watching me? Did they know how bad the last hole had gone? What were they thinking of me?
Heart racing and palms sweating, I swung the club. The shot was decent, but I didn’t care. I could feel the spectators’ eyes piercing through me. I bet they thought I sucked, I bet they were wondering why I was playing in the high school state championship.
Why did I care so much? I couldn’t explain it. Nobody knew who I was and I would never see these people again, yet walking off the course, I felt the most embarrassed I have ever felt.
About the Writer
Vedha Kakarla, Feature Editor
Vedha Kakarla is a sophomore entering her second year on The Communicator staff and her first year as feature editor. Outside of school, you can find her playing golf or basketball. She also enjoys going on long drives, hanging out with her friends, and listening to music. She loves writing stories and interviewing people and she is very excited for another year on staff!
