Moving is never fun. Especially not when it affects your whole life and how you live. About seven years ago, in 2009, I moved from Sacramento to San Diego. I was four years old and I was already moving. My Mom, Dad, Brother, friends, and I all took part in it. This was not a very exciting event. Before I moved I was a very happy and playful kid with all my friends which are considered family. Not that I’m not now, but I was very cheerful back then when I was young.
When I was told we were moving, I didn’t really get it. I was told that we were going to move down to see our friends in San Diego. I wasn’t told we were moving away from our friends because of work. I was kind of excited and kind of sad. I had mixed emotions about it all. I’ve never moved before and known what it feels like to move. I even asked, “Can we …show more content…
Where’s my room?”
“We will see.” Said my Dad.
“Can it be the biggest one?”
“We will see, Lucas. Now let’s go in.”
In addition, the move had some effects on where we went, why we went, and some people changes. Since we went towards to coast more, the beach was easier to get to, but the mountains were harder. My backyard now compared to mine now is much smaller. The weather has definately changed too. Up there in Sacramento with the blazing heat, compared to down here with it 72 almost 24/7. Since it is more urban, there are more food options and cleaner ones too. There are more outdoor activities too. There are more ups than downs most of the time when you move.
Moving is never fun, but can change the way you live in positive manners too. It’s not alway that bad. This will always keep me on the positive side of moving. You should always keep looking on the bright side of things and expect it to be okay when you get there. You shouldn’t expect the best because when the worst happens, you feel terrible inside. When you don’t expect the best, but not the wost, the worst doesn’t feel too good. But the best
When I was told we were moving, I didn’t really get it. I was told that we were going to move down to see our friends in San Diego. I wasn’t told we were moving away from our friends because of work. I was kind of excited and kind of sad. I had mixed emotions about it all. I’ve never moved before and known what it feels like to move. I even asked, “Can we …show more content…
Where’s my room?”
“We will see.” Said my Dad.
“Can it be the biggest one?”
“We will see, Lucas. Now let’s go in.”
In addition, the move had some effects on where we went, why we went, and some people changes. Since we went towards to coast more, the beach was easier to get to, but the mountains were harder. My backyard now compared to mine now is much smaller. The weather has definately changed too. Up there in Sacramento with the blazing heat, compared to down here with it 72 almost 24/7. Since it is more urban, there are more food options and cleaner ones too. There are more outdoor activities too. There are more ups than downs most of the time when you move.
Moving is never fun, but can change the way you live in positive manners too. It’s not alway that bad. This will always keep me on the positive side of moving. You should always keep looking on the bright side of things and expect it to be okay when you get there. You shouldn’t expect the best because when the worst happens, you feel terrible inside. When you don’t expect the best, but not the wost, the worst doesn’t feel too good. But the best