Collage Student Interview

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Hi Aaron, thank you for taking the time to talk and have this interview with me let me start by asking you questions. So I understand that you are in collage how's that going and where do you attend collage? Its a pleaser to have this interview and collage is quite hard lots of classes and lots of things to do to pass the class but over all its pretty great the people at Columbia are extremely nice ad helpful. So Aaron how was it leaving home with everything that just happened with Suzy and her friends death? It was pretty hard I didn't want to leave my sister in that time when he needed me most but my mom convinced me that Suzy would eventually be ok and I still try to be there for Suzy as much as I could. How much times do you come to visit …show more content…
Whenever you come to visit do you bring your dirty laundry like all the collage students do when they visit? Of course instead of packing for a weekend with my family all I do is bring a basket of my dirty clothes and just have my mom help me wash everything which saves me time and plus I get bonding time with my mother as where washing and folding clothes. I understand that you have a blue jeep what made you pick that color and if you could pick another color for your jeep what would it be? I chose blue because Suzy's favorite color is blue and since its going to be her car when she starts to drive I just decided that it would be a good idea to get her first car to be her favorite color. And if I had to pick another color I would chose black I like the simple colors. What happened after Franny died and how do you think Suzy got over that depression? Suzy did lose her closest friend so her to stop talking was a lot for the family but I think that was just her time to greave and I think therapy somewhat helped but just giving her time and lots of support really got that depression to go

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