Moving Again Have you ever moved schools? Have you lost friends? Well it really stinks. Moving schools have affected me for lots of reasons, but I am getting better.…
Okay, that was really weird and I don't understand anything. We were waiting to talk to you, my mother wanted to apologize for having moved away, she was not feeling well, it was too hot in the middle of all those people. We were talking about calling you into a cafe when we turned you were leaving the room with a couple. As I said understand anything.…
Decision is the word I chose to explain my experiences of how I became and who I am. I want to be different from my brother, uncles and the rest of the family. I want to be an example for my Dad and Mom, even if my decisions are hard to take, because I can remember the first conversation with my Mom about dropping out of school and explaining why I have to do that, how I was going to deal with that decision and asking her to support my decision so she can help me explain it to my Dad. Well, the conversation with my Mom was so easy always,never forget how Mom is so understandable she always help me alot…
Moving “How would you two feel about moving?” my parents asked. At that moment, so many thoughts were going through my head like, why? “WHAT!?” my sister and I said in unison.…
My first position is my house because you are relaxed and focus and my house is quiet and peacful so there's no noise and im not distracted like if i was somewhere where there is alot of noise and stuff to get me distracted like games and stuff like that thats just me personally i get distracted alot i need to be some where that's quiet to help me be on task. My second position is the library becaeuse first and foremost there is not talking in the library so it's originally quiet and that's what i like because alot of people function more when there's peace and quiet and some don't they just like the noise to do there work but i personally think there should be quiet while doing work.…
"Do we have to move?" said the young girl, who was not excited to hear the news her mother was giving her. The young girl is myself, and this is the story of how my family coped with moving to a different state. My mom and I were very close, the main reason is because it was just me and her for most of my life. My dad left us when I was just two years of age, he went back to Mexico where he is from. So me and my mom were pretty close because of that reason.…
Bah! Ouch! “Why would you shoot my face!?” My brother and I were outside playing with dirt and Nerf Guns. It was mid afternoon a windy summer day, when we heard hollering inside the house.…
It was convenient. I remembered i would cry every night and often annoyed my mom to go back, my mom was having an awful time too. However, we were fortunate that we have my aunt’s family over here that took care of us,providing shelter and food for years before we adapt to the American life. The most horrifying part was going to school because i did not know a single word of English nor i could make any friends, therefore, i felt isolated from others. Although it was hard for me to communicate, i still think my classmates were really nice and helpful.…
I started not feeling like a new kid all the time and I started to get close friends who I had started to know for a few years. We lived there for eight years then one day I was driving with my dad to my brothers wrestling practice. I can still hear him telling me once again “We’re moving.” I was absolutely mortified. I didn’t know what to say or do.…
My Action Movie The tips of my toes touch the cold, wooden stairs, I see what's left of the old abandoned movie theater. The seats are broken, them machines are all rusty and there is one huge pile of glass in the middle of the floor. When I get to the bottom of the stairs I feel this cold chill.…
A few years ago I remember walking home from school. Mind you I thought I was very handsome back in those days, I had soft, dark brown hair, I went to the gym every day, I was fit and healthy, personally I thought I was a ladies man and I still am (I think). Anyways, I was almost home…
I hate the sun in summer. It's sweaty and painful. I especially hate having to wake up early, to find my eyes tearing because of the scorching sun. It also reminds me of things I don't want to remember, like that day when I turned 18 years old.…
Have you ever heard the term home is where the heart is? In the summer after my freshman year, I found this to be true. I encountered experiences that illuminated the value of time spent with family and how this creates a sense of home. My family and a few members of my congregation went on a mission trip to Duluth and Superior. We did a variety of things such as helping people in hunger stricken areas, working and arranging clothes in a woman’s shelter, and spending time with kids at Superior’s Boy’s…
Have you ever had one of those moments where your entire life flashes before your eyes? It’s scary isn’t it? You think about all of the things that you will never get the chance to do. Will I ever fall in love? Will I graduate from college?…
The sweat warmed my face, giving my brown skin complexion a very moist texture. I was dreaming of my auntie being thrown off a bridge or maybe a cliff. Fear started to build up inside of me as if I were a gusher ready to burst. I knew I was dreaming but I couldn’t wake myself up…