Jellyfish-Personal Narrative

As long as I could remember my mom has always told me to “learn a lot, learn as much as you can, so that you would be able to have a better future”. She would also say that “as long as you put effort into your work, then everything will be alright.” I believed her, since she’s older than me and she’s my mother. A mother would always wish for the best for their child. I believed that learning would lead you to more and better opportunities in the future. I believed that you would be able to accomplish your goal also long as you try your best and work hard for that goal. My mom desired the best for us. She wanted us to have a better future.
When I was at the age of 5, I went to school. As for my first year of school I really struggle. In my first year of school I couldn’t understand what my teacher and my classmates …show more content…
But I still had a hard time understanding English. I would end up getting the name mixed up. I still remember that I got “Joelianne” mixed up with “jellyfish” so I ended calling her “jellyfish” a couple of times, before I learned her name wasn’t “jellyfish”. But I don’t think she remembers that anymore. But she didn’t correct me or anything. But anyway I also remember that are that time I was obsessed with learning more about bugs, insects and animals. So time to time I would end up going to the library and checking out books about the animals and bugs. But I got over that obsession in perhaps when I was about to head to 3rd grade.
In 3rd grade I had taken and interest in space. I was curious about the world that we live in. I was curious about the out solar system. So of course I would check out books at the library, so that I was able to quench my curiosity. But that didn’t really help though. More question would just end up popping in my head after one of them was answered. I would keep on trying to answer more question, eventually I stopped and let the answers come to