It was 2005 when my sister, mom and me were invited to Frisco Dallas Texas. My father whom I have vague memory of was incarcerated for marijuana related drug crimes when I was only 2. I received the short end of the short end of the stick of life and was forced to pay for my father’s mistakes.My Granpa is my Hero for his kindness and compitence that I will always be grateful for. The kindness that filled the void where a father figure should reside.
A father figure he was. Upon arriving at his home I felt a wave of reassurance. I can still remember the first time I opened his door. A rush of cold air engulfed my body. I could only describe it as refreshing. Infact, this instance is the first memory I can bring to mind. In his presence I had …show more content…
The schools in the area were splendid. The teachers were caring, the work was engaging and memories were created. I have many memories of my childhood in Texas that I will never forget. Like the birthdays, parties, friends, adventures, and trips. Without those memories I wouldn’t have a good childhood. I feel extremely to him. As I grew older my mom was becoming homesick. She figured it was time to move back to Louisiana with the rest of my family, so we drove away.
As we drove away, my Texas chapter flipped and my Louisiana chapter started. It had been 8 years since my bizarre adventure in Texas yet it feels like yesterday. I can still hear the tranquility. I can still smell the freshness of the air. I definitely feel grateful. Every Month when he comes to Louisiana to manage his rental properties he visits us. Those visits are extremely fun. He takes us to places I went to when I was younger. We reminisce about our past and ponder about the future.
No matter how harsh your past was, make sure you are grateful to the people who were there for you. Be it a teacher, coach, friend, or family. Pass on the kindness your role model gave you and use it to leave a positive impact on people’s lives and also use it to become successful in your own
A father figure he was. Upon arriving at his home I felt a wave of reassurance. I can still remember the first time I opened his door. A rush of cold air engulfed my body. I could only describe it as refreshing. Infact, this instance is the first memory I can bring to mind. In his presence I had …show more content…
The schools in the area were splendid. The teachers were caring, the work was engaging and memories were created. I have many memories of my childhood in Texas that I will never forget. Like the birthdays, parties, friends, adventures, and trips. Without those memories I wouldn’t have a good childhood. I feel extremely to him. As I grew older my mom was becoming homesick. She figured it was time to move back to Louisiana with the rest of my family, so we drove away.
As we drove away, my Texas chapter flipped and my Louisiana chapter started. It had been 8 years since my bizarre adventure in Texas yet it feels like yesterday. I can still hear the tranquility. I can still smell the freshness of the air. I definitely feel grateful. Every Month when he comes to Louisiana to manage his rental properties he visits us. Those visits are extremely fun. He takes us to places I went to when I was younger. We reminisce about our past and ponder about the future.
No matter how harsh your past was, make sure you are grateful to the people who were there for you. Be it a teacher, coach, friend, or family. Pass on the kindness your role model gave you and use it to leave a positive impact on people’s lives and also use it to become successful in your own