Moving to the United States meant a better education and an opportunity to become better, as my parents would always say. We moved to Hawaii in 2004. I was 4, which meant that I didn’t know how my life would change. Although I was very young, I clearly remember everything. I remember being at my grandmother’s adobe house, which had the most flower-filled patio I had ever seen. That day, everyone seemed cheerless, but I was there to make them feel better. Once I said my good-byes, we took off in a small, black car. When we arrived at the airport, we went through security and boarded on a flying thing so called an airplane, …show more content…
My brother Sergio would take me in his bicycle to my school because Kindergarten and Elementary schools are separate in Mexico. I loved school since then. Knowing that I couldn’t attend school just because an American school thought I was too young for actual learning, made me want to return to my homeland. You might be asking why not preschool? Well, here’s why. In preschool, you don’t do more than playing, sleeping and maybe drawing. My mom thought it was a waste of time. When I heard that there was an option for me to attend school, I begged my mother to sign me up. My mom finally decided I could