Memories can be a very powerful thing. As you get older you gain more and more memories of things that have happened to you throughout your lifetime. Certain things stick longer than others because they mean more to you.
Overtime I have gained many memories that allow me to remember the amazing things that have happened; some sadder than others. For example, back in the day, somewhere in the early 2000s, my grandpa died from cancer that had started in the linings of his lungs. I remember the last time I say him. I was young and had this little plastic doctor’s kit that I always carried around with me wherever I went. I had brought it with me to my grandparents’ house. I ran inside ran up the flight of stairs and ran to the kitchen where my grandma was preparing lunch. I kissed her hello, turned around, exited the kitchen, ran up another flight of stairs, and sprinted down the hall to the master bedroom. My grandpa was lying on his back on the bed. I ran to him and gave him a giant hug. I sat down next to him and told him what I had done that day and what I was doing in school. I then showed him my doctors’ kit and all of the tools that I had inside. I pulled out some of the band aids and taped them to his chest. I then took the …show more content…
I think I should have packed some strawberries instead. Or some blueberries. Did you know that blueberries are good for your brain health and they also have a high content of fiber which helps your stomach with digestion? If you noticed the change in topic please draw a smiley face next to this paragraph, if you didn’t please continue “skimming” through this page and feel free to give me a few extra credit points for doing absolutely nothing special. Thanks. Anyway, the midbrain consists of the cerebellum, pons, and medulla. That was a mouthful of writing. The cerebellum is also known as the “little
Overtime I have gained many memories that allow me to remember the amazing things that have happened; some sadder than others. For example, back in the day, somewhere in the early 2000s, my grandpa died from cancer that had started in the linings of his lungs. I remember the last time I say him. I was young and had this little plastic doctor’s kit that I always carried around with me wherever I went. I had brought it with me to my grandparents’ house. I ran inside ran up the flight of stairs and ran to the kitchen where my grandma was preparing lunch. I kissed her hello, turned around, exited the kitchen, ran up another flight of stairs, and sprinted down the hall to the master bedroom. My grandpa was lying on his back on the bed. I ran to him and gave him a giant hug. I sat down next to him and told him what I had done that day and what I was doing in school. I then showed him my doctors’ kit and all of the tools that I had inside. I pulled out some of the band aids and taped them to his chest. I then took the …show more content…
I think I should have packed some strawberries instead. Or some blueberries. Did you know that blueberries are good for your brain health and they also have a high content of fiber which helps your stomach with digestion? If you noticed the change in topic please draw a smiley face next to this paragraph, if you didn’t please continue “skimming” through this page and feel free to give me a few extra credit points for doing absolutely nothing special. Thanks. Anyway, the midbrain consists of the cerebellum, pons, and medulla. That was a mouthful of writing. The cerebellum is also known as the “little