It all started I'd say in the last leg of the 1st quarter of 7th grade. Things were going pretty well, say there as a sense of calmness and no stress. Just a tranquil peaceful environment. If there was one would that I would describe this time period in my life (no matter how short it is) is peaceful. I lived in a really nice home with really nice neighbors in a really nice neighborhood (besides the HOA, of course). There were two kids I hung out with a lot in that neighborhood, Kole and Blake. Kole was in 4th grade when I left and Blake was in 2nd. They were like the little brothers I didn't have and as I felt I had a great influence on them I found out later that they had an equally great if not bigger influence on me. I remember I moved into that house in 4th grade. At that time I really enjoyed climbing trees and how convenient was it for there to be a giant oak tree in my front yard ripe as a apple in july for
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Turns out my dad got “let go” and for reasons that his boss felt that my dad's company could support itself and my family. In this trust at first my dad had a understanding with the guy and signed a non-compete which basically disallowed him to work against him. So my dad was going to have to support a family of 5 with a company that could only support itself, (yay). My family that night cried so much it could fill a bucket. We were scared and we didn't know what was ahead. My parents at the time of our age were very straight forward and told us that we are going to be struggling for not living in a car or worse. I remember having these bursts of fear where I would think way too much about if things were gonna work out. One day I guess I just decided to trust in God and not worry about it because it was in his hands, and this gave me strength. He sure enough provided even if it was just barely by days of tragedy he proved mighty. This lasted almost a
Turns out my dad got “let go” and for reasons that his boss felt that my dad's company could support itself and my family. In this trust at first my dad had a understanding with the guy and signed a non-compete which basically disallowed him to work against him. So my dad was going to have to support a family of 5 with a company that could only support itself, (yay). My family that night cried so much it could fill a bucket. We were scared and we didn't know what was ahead. My parents at the time of our age were very straight forward and told us that we are going to be struggling for not living in a car or worse. I remember having these bursts of fear where I would think way too much about if things were gonna work out. One day I guess I just decided to trust in God and not worry about it because it was in his hands, and this gave me strength. He sure enough provided even if it was just barely by days of tragedy he proved mighty. This lasted almost a