Informative Essay On Baby Animals

Have you ever thought that something was going to be really easy, but it actually turned out to be really difficult? Well, if you did, then you must've felt similar to the way I did when I raised a baby kitten on my own, a couple months back in July of 2015. It had all started when my mom and I bought a 4 week old Siamese kitten. We had to buy her litter and milk prior to us picking her up where we bought her. She ended up sleeping in my room. During the first week, it was very hard, similar to a newborn baby. She woke up at night, I had to bottle-feed her, and I was so exhausted. At first, I was hesitating whether or not we should keep her, or give her away, because of the fact that she was so much work. My first six-word memoir was based …show more content…
This really taught me the responsibility of raising a baby animal, and will give me the knowledge of a baby animals needs, which are somewhat similar to those of a human baby. After this, I got familiar with the kitten, which is now named Lucy, and her needs, as well as the behavior of a baby kitten, which when you think about it, is not even as bad as how a newborn baby is to their parents, as they require about ten times as much responsibility than a cat. My memoir can apply to hundreds of events throughout others' memories and actual events. It actually applied to when my dad and I cut down a tree, because the roots were going under our house, and I had completely underestimated how hard it was going to be, and it was one of the hardest things of my life. This is what has helped me think of my first six-word memoir. The theme would be to not judge something you haven't gotten familiar with. My first memoir is actually similar to my other one, as they both have to do with me judging something I haven't really been familiar with. In conclusion, you should never underestimate. Secondly, let's move on to my second