3 People To Dinner Research Paper

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If you could choose any three people to invite to dinner, who would it be? Three people I would ask are Lee Wayne Wheeler, Joseph Taverez, and my Mom because Lee Wayne and Joseph both died way too soon and died in car accidents and my mother was so heart broken when these loved ones of ours were taken.

Lee Wayne was my moms brother before he passed away in unfortunite car accident. My mother was six month's pregnant with me when the car accident happened. I have always been told stories about how funny his and how much he is like Clay, my brother.

Joseph was always smiling and thats probably why he had the nickname "smiley." Joseph could always make any and every body smile and laugh even the roughest of days.

I am very thankful

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