Tkam's Relationship With The Family

There are many different things that you need to have a good relationship with your family. One of those things is communication. Communication in a family plays a really huge role so that a family could run smoothly. Communication could help solve every problem which occurs in a family. Whether it’s a misunderstanding or if you made a mistake you need to fix. The only way to fix these problems is talking about it with your family, which my sister could’ve done. Communication also helps with everybody feeling like they have an equal position in the family and that they are each loved the same way, but Charles never took the time to find out the truth. Communication could help solve every family’s problems, and help unify them.

I can relate to this because my sister …show more content…
In both of the stories,TKAM and A Visit to Grandmother, the families live in different towns but if one family member is away, they still stay in touch with each other. In the story TKAM, Atticus’ daughter, Scout, talks to him about how she is doing in school and how her teacher gets mad at her because Scout knows how to read. In the story A Visit to Grandmother, Charles doesn’t like to talk about his family but he misses them so he makes an excuse to go visit his mother. When he arrives to his mother’s house he tells her why he left her for a long time. His mother and him had a conversation about his situation and talked about why he didn’t tell her this before. These two stories relate to my story because my family and I do get-togethers once in awhile, if we haven’t seen them for a long period of time. For example we haven’t seen my grandma that lives in Mexico for a long time. She recently came from Mexico so we planned out a get-together the day she arrived to welcome her. We took her out to eat and just tell her how has it been and what is new with the house that we have in