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My Unforgettable Memory

It all started in Elementry School, I was very outgoing as a child, all that changed once I realized my life needed a change for the better. I was born in Dominican Republic, I don 't remember much of the that childhood I only stayed until I was three years old. The childhood I remember started in a small island in Longisland, New York, a very small, quiet, southern area. Brentwood was a perfect place to grow up in and for your kids to go to school in. Having family in other parts like Queens and Brooklyn made me appreciate living where I was. There was too many violence at the time my pretty cousins were always coming home from getting beaten up because someone was jealous of them.
We were very family oriented I loved
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I was missing out on all those things. One day we were having a trip to a swimming competition and I decided to go this time. Without permission I signed the permission slip and took it back to my teacher and it worked i packed all my things and packed my bathing suit. I know it was wrong but I had so much fun. Until the next day my mother found my bathig suit soaking wet in the front of my bookbag. I ended up getting punished and that I needed to obey the rules and stop being …show more content…
There I could communicate with my family, my close cousins I grew very rebelious. The next morning in the cafeteria; I was tired of seeing my friends always buying these gummy bears that Id been wanting for the longest, I sneak four underneath my tray. I don 't know why and how I even knew about stealing, but I did it not thinking I was going to get away with it. They called my mother in, I knew It wasent going to go too well and that I would get into huge trouble. Thats excally how I went I could not watch television and my computer was taken away for ever, she had sold it. For this reason I felt alone and angry, for feeling diffrent and not having everything given to me as I wanted in my

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