Nonetheless, it wasn’t long before we found life in New York, where my father found a job. Although, without a proper education, my father worked hard in the factories which kept a slow but helpful income. My father was working nearly every day and only got one off. More importantly, we spent that one day with our father playing and going around the city. My Father walked a long way to reach his job and I also walked around as well. We couldn’t necessarily afford transportation when I was young, but later we got on busses. I also found work, but it was with my mother. We worked together to mainly clean and somewhat organize the small place. There was one day I will always remember celebrating with my family, Sinterklaas. The holiday was somewhat of a Dutch Christmas and like Christmas, children were given gifts. Though I never remember getting gifts in America, I remembers getting small presents in the Netherlands. I was disappointed by how America only brought hard work upon his family. In reflecting I realize that my hopes were set too high, even though I was just a child. When I was slightly older, around nine, my sister got very ill. We could not afford the necessary materials to help their daughter, and watched as
Nonetheless, it wasn’t long before we found life in New York, where my father found a job. Although, without a proper education, my father worked hard in the factories which kept a slow but helpful income. My father was working nearly every day and only got one off. More importantly, we spent that one day with our father playing and going around the city. My Father walked a long way to reach his job and I also walked around as well. We couldn’t necessarily afford transportation when I was young, but later we got on busses. I also found work, but it was with my mother. We worked together to mainly clean and somewhat organize the small place. There was one day I will always remember celebrating with my family, Sinterklaas. The holiday was somewhat of a Dutch Christmas and like Christmas, children were given gifts. Though I never remember getting gifts in America, I remembers getting small presents in the Netherlands. I was disappointed by how America only brought hard work upon his family. In reflecting I realize that my hopes were set too high, even though I was just a child. When I was slightly older, around nine, my sister got very ill. We could not afford the necessary materials to help their daughter, and watched as