Being put on a better path
We live in a very small and quiet neighborhood in Monett, me and my family. There are many different beautiful houses around, and a good number of large trees that reach high up into the sky. There is church at one end of the street and a clear and quiet cemetery on the other. We came over here to the United States in 2002 and began living in the hot and sunny, California. Not being able to find a job while having to pay the high living expense, we decided to move somewhere else. After my father had traveled around job hunting alone, in 2008 he found a job here in Monett. After that, we were promised no more moving and a better life. Although we have been separated for about 6 years during that time, he had worked …show more content…
He is 5'5” and weighs 151 pounds. His head is fairly round, but a little bit square at the lower half. The color of his eyes are a really generic brown, he wears glasses and has black hair with a receding hairline. He’s usually always wearing cargo shorts, work boots, white socks, a second hand T-shirt and a baseball cap. On weekends he likes wearing jeans, a tucked in dress shirt with a belt, but still, and always, that signature baseball cap. He’s usually quiet and to himself, but has a strong voice and greets you with a firm smile or a hard pat on the back. Calm and relaxed is what I would most likely describe his behavior …show more content…
Firstly and more concerning, the stress. Having to graduate early usually means a whole number stacking up on an already large one. The sheer number of work in one year, homework, tests, study guides, and projects, all that rushed just for a seemingly minor achievement. Under almost constant assignments and accumulation of work seemed problematic and unfavorable. Next would be what happens after high school. With one less year to prepare, it can be a lot on top of the already compact last year of high school. At that time I had not even thought about what college I was going to go to. Although I did not fear this, my father was also concerned about harassment from those older than me in college. Things like that could effectively affect my studies, and ultimately hurt my
We live in a very small and quiet neighborhood in Monett, me and my family. There are many different beautiful houses around, and a good number of large trees that reach high up into the sky. There is church at one end of the street and a clear and quiet cemetery on the other. We came over here to the United States in 2002 and began living in the hot and sunny, California. Not being able to find a job while having to pay the high living expense, we decided to move somewhere else. After my father had traveled around job hunting alone, in 2008 he found a job here in Monett. After that, we were promised no more moving and a better life. Although we have been separated for about 6 years during that time, he had worked …show more content…
He is 5'5” and weighs 151 pounds. His head is fairly round, but a little bit square at the lower half. The color of his eyes are a really generic brown, he wears glasses and has black hair with a receding hairline. He’s usually always wearing cargo shorts, work boots, white socks, a second hand T-shirt and a baseball cap. On weekends he likes wearing jeans, a tucked in dress shirt with a belt, but still, and always, that signature baseball cap. He’s usually quiet and to himself, but has a strong voice and greets you with a firm smile or a hard pat on the back. Calm and relaxed is what I would most likely describe his behavior …show more content…
Firstly and more concerning, the stress. Having to graduate early usually means a whole number stacking up on an already large one. The sheer number of work in one year, homework, tests, study guides, and projects, all that rushed just for a seemingly minor achievement. Under almost constant assignments and accumulation of work seemed problematic and unfavorable. Next would be what happens after high school. With one less year to prepare, it can be a lot on top of the already compact last year of high school. At that time I had not even thought about what college I was going to go to. Although I did not fear this, my father was also concerned about harassment from those older than me in college. Things like that could effectively affect my studies, and ultimately hurt my