When I reflect on the most difficult time in my life, I definitely think of when me, my brother, my mother, and my stepdad got kicked out of our house and had 2 weeks to move. I was about 10 or 11 at the time so I don't remember everything, but I do remember hating it there and my parents always being stressed and upset.
I remember when I first found out we had to move out and I thought I had to move out and live with my dad, which don't get me wrong, I love my dad, but I knew I would hate it over there and I felt like I had a way better chance of succeeding at my moms but at this point I thought I had to move at my dads or be homeless with my mom. At first, me being young and dumb and not understanding the world my first thought …show more content…
Eventually things semi-worked out and we moved into my stepdad's parents who lived right across the street from the house we were evacuated. I always used to think it was so funny that every time we drove by our hold house she would flip the house off and I laughed every time. Once we finally moved in, it seemed like we lived there forever and I remember me thinking life was miserable. I had a very small “room” and I had a mattress on the floor, a dresser, and a TV. At that moment with me being a dumb, young kid I didn't realize that I had a such a good life considering the circumstances financially and didn't I realize that a lot of other kids didn't have what I had either. I thought the exact opposite and I thought my life was absolutely horrible. Even though there were some bad memories and with some good memories and one of my favorite definitely my mom bringing home an X-box 360 and NBA2K14 for my straight A’s and her taking me out to eat and telling me we found a house. Another memory and thing I enjoyed was house shopping even though I didn't go a whole bunch since I was in …show more content…
I remember when first walked in my room and I saw all bed on the ground and the dresser and there was a whole bunch of storage in my room and me being a kid and just like like every other kid I always wanted to run around but I never had any room to do so which sucked really bad. Now we're going to get into the bad news and one of the worst memories I had was definitely when I heard my mom and my stepdad arguing every night and I when I saw my mom crying I remember it so clearly and I don't think I'll ever forget that moment. When I was a kid I never dealt with yelling or people being upset so well, and I think that's why this is one of my most memorable experience and why I remember a lot of it because it felt like that's all I was around was negativity. Another thing that I won't forget is our car broke down and it was such a hassle to get to places and to go house shopping and go get groceries. Eventually about after 2 months or so we finally moved out and moved into a nice neighborhood called Hills Of Shannon and when we moved there everyone in my family seemed happier and less stressed and got along more. When I moved here I was very nervous as I moved in the mid-school year and I struggled to adapt to this new school and
I remember when I first found out we had to move out and I thought I had to move out and live with my dad, which don't get me wrong, I love my dad, but I knew I would hate it over there and I felt like I had a way better chance of succeeding at my moms but at this point I thought I had to move at my dads or be homeless with my mom. At first, me being young and dumb and not understanding the world my first thought …show more content…
Eventually things semi-worked out and we moved into my stepdad's parents who lived right across the street from the house we were evacuated. I always used to think it was so funny that every time we drove by our hold house she would flip the house off and I laughed every time. Once we finally moved in, it seemed like we lived there forever and I remember me thinking life was miserable. I had a very small “room” and I had a mattress on the floor, a dresser, and a TV. At that moment with me being a dumb, young kid I didn't realize that I had a such a good life considering the circumstances financially and didn't I realize that a lot of other kids didn't have what I had either. I thought the exact opposite and I thought my life was absolutely horrible. Even though there were some bad memories and with some good memories and one of my favorite definitely my mom bringing home an X-box 360 and NBA2K14 for my straight A’s and her taking me out to eat and telling me we found a house. Another memory and thing I enjoyed was house shopping even though I didn't go a whole bunch since I was in …show more content…
I remember when first walked in my room and I saw all bed on the ground and the dresser and there was a whole bunch of storage in my room and me being a kid and just like like every other kid I always wanted to run around but I never had any room to do so which sucked really bad. Now we're going to get into the bad news and one of the worst memories I had was definitely when I heard my mom and my stepdad arguing every night and I when I saw my mom crying I remember it so clearly and I don't think I'll ever forget that moment. When I was a kid I never dealt with yelling or people being upset so well, and I think that's why this is one of my most memorable experience and why I remember a lot of it because it felt like that's all I was around was negativity. Another thing that I won't forget is our car broke down and it was such a hassle to get to places and to go house shopping and go get groceries. Eventually about after 2 months or so we finally moved out and moved into a nice neighborhood called Hills Of Shannon and when we moved there everyone in my family seemed happier and less stressed and got along more. When I moved here I was very nervous as I moved in the mid-school year and I struggled to adapt to this new school and