Persuasive Essay On Anthony

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Meet this Smiths, an all american family living in the Boston suburb Braintree. After his wife left him with their three sons, Anthony Smith thought he would never love again. How could dating and entertain three boys when he barely had time to even go to the gym? When he did go to the gym thought it would be late, and there only be one other person. None other than his future wife, Jillian Jones. The two would work out separately, sneaking glances for months until one day, Jillian asked him to spot her while she lifted. They hit it off and have been inseparable ever since, finding that they had a love of fitness in common. After 6 months of dating, Jill moved in with Anthony and his three boys, A.J., Mark, and Paul. They were married within the year, Jill adopted the three boys, and they had two little princesses, Nicole and Stephanie, before you knew it.
Anthony's an Assistant Football Coach at Boston College. He loves his job, and his players. He is well like around the university, and makes 49,850 a year. We choose this profession because of the benefits it offered. This position’s benefits
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Nicole has been playing soccer for most of her young life. She is a model soccor player and is working on becoming a model student too. Her grades are great, but she has a habit of taking back to the teacher and starting fights with other classmates. Little Nikki is a starting Midfielder on her town's youth travel team. This means in season she has practise 3 times a week after school, and tournaments on weekends. Nicole takes a carpool to practices over the week, and Anthony and Jill take turns driving with tournament weekends. Nicole also plays indoor soccer, which she takes a car pool too. When Nicole isn't playing physical soccor, she's watching soccer games, and reading up on her favorite players. Her dream is to be on the National Women's Soccer Team when she grows

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