I went to pick up the car in the morning and my grandfather passed away the same night. That car was my dream car since I was 6 years old. I did what parents told me to do since then in hope that when the day comes for me to get a car, I would get a Mustang. When it was around that time, I spent 2 years researching the car and I wrote a 15 page paper on why it would be a great fit for me. That car became my cheese and I had planned for it to stay that way for a long time. I didn’t feel like I was getting lazy or entitled, but after I realized how much I had taken the cheese for granted. I would say that I am a mix between Hem and Haw. Like Hem, I am currently in the struggle of accepting that my cheese is gone and never coming back. Like Haw, I am starting to laugh at myself for being so focused on the cheese that I wasn’t thinking about myself. I have people telling me that it is a blessing that I am alive and that everything I had was irreplaceable, but me. I know that I am blessed to be alive, but because I had an emotional attachment, I feel like I lost a part of me when I lost my cheese. I am currently living the quote, “He asked himself those some questions too many times and felt the fears again that kept him where he was.” I keep asking myself what did I do wrong? Why did this happen to me? What did I do to deserve …show more content…
I know that when I stop being afraid, great things will happen. I know I will start to be happier and I might even find a new cheese that was better. I am just blocked by the fact that the car was my dream cheese and I’m afraid that my new cheese won’t be as great as that one. The car I get might not be great, it might be like the little scraps that Haw found to get me by. I know that my car wasn’t my grandfather and I probably should have been less afraid to let him go when he passed. I probably would feel less of a loss and it might have made it easier on me to let it go. Either way, the situation has changed and I am going to need to adapt. Life moves on and I need to move on with it. I am lucky to be alive and that is all that