The greatest day of my life happened when I was a young child many 7 years old. I dont remember why I was allowed to pick out a game but my mother insisted I did. Nor do I remember why I chose the one Zelda. It had taken me roughly 30 seconds to choose a game for me new super Nintendo, and it still puzzles me on why I choose that one. Was it the crisp and clean art work on the front? Maybe, or was it my curiosity on why such a game would be named Zelda? No matter the reason I had cherished the game dearly and clenched it to my chest as we walked out the store on that cold Christmas Eve night. As we were walking towards our favorite restaurant, holding my mothers hand I had looked back and noticed a boy about my own age maybe a year younger, holding his mothers hand as well in front of the store I had just left, but something was different. The boy was sad. I told my mother it was my best friend so that I could go see the boy. When I had reached the boy I found the reason he was sad was because the game Zelda he had wanted had just ran out of stock. I stood there game in my bag clenched to my chest; I had realized I had gotten the last one. At that moment I questioned myself, why did I choose this game? I had no reason, I had no TV so I couldnt have seen a commercial about it, I didnt have any brothers or sisters, nor did I have any friends, but for some reason I choose it. I realized this boy had a reason for wanting it, and would have made is Christmas the greatest. So I handed the boy my bag I had been clenching to my heart, and I said here this is yours now, please keep it forever. I turned around and walked home without looking back, because I know his Christmas will be amazing, and I know mine will as well because I just made someones day. So on Christmas day that boy will be playing that game, knowing that someone had cared for him while I sat at home staring at my Christmas tree, smiling, thinking about how someone who I had never met in my life is now happy. And that makes me happy.




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