The trials and pleasures of home life
My home life is one that is full of “trials and pleasures” and I think how awesome it would be awesome to live in a place of my own and not have anyone tell me when to do this, or when to do that, just pure peace and relaxation! Unfortunately, I am still at school, doing matric and I need my parents, my home, and, sometimes I may think he is a pain, but I need my brother too.
Life at home is great with free food, free Wi-Fi, free boarding and free entertainment. I just open the fridge and, ta-da! FOOD! I don’t have to pay a cent for any of those luxuries that are handed to me from my loving, providing parents, “gratis”. If I need to go anywhere, all I have to do is ask my mom, who in the beginning would nag, “How about you get a job …show more content…
That was the paraphernalia I lugged from the car to the house and when I open that super clever fridge, that’s always full of thirst quenching beverages, that’s the stuff I carted, like a pack-horse, from the car. The free Wi-Fi cost me a stinky job of picking up the poop, that, not MY pets, MOMS pets, excrete all over the garden.
I love the pleasures of home life which really does supersede the trials, which I hate although I complain a lot about those chores, which I feel my parents make me do so they can sit on the couch and chuckle, while I “bust a bead” cleaning up.
It is a sacrifice I have to make for this perfect home, with the awesome contents, and if I think about what I need to do to enjoy it, I would rather be a teen at home, than a responsible grown up who has to do the adult things like working, raising kids, shopping and cooking, and having to cart kids
My home life is one that is full of “trials and pleasures” and I think how awesome it would be awesome to live in a place of my own and not have anyone tell me when to do this, or when to do that, just pure peace and relaxation! Unfortunately, I am still at school, doing matric and I need my parents, my home, and, sometimes I may think he is a pain, but I need my brother too.
Life at home is great with free food, free Wi-Fi, free boarding and free entertainment. I just open the fridge and, ta-da! FOOD! I don’t have to pay a cent for any of those luxuries that are handed to me from my loving, providing parents, “gratis”. If I need to go anywhere, all I have to do is ask my mom, who in the beginning would nag, “How about you get a job …show more content…
That was the paraphernalia I lugged from the car to the house and when I open that super clever fridge, that’s always full of thirst quenching beverages, that’s the stuff I carted, like a pack-horse, from the car. The free Wi-Fi cost me a stinky job of picking up the poop, that, not MY pets, MOMS pets, excrete all over the garden.
I love the pleasures of home life which really does supersede the trials, which I hate although I complain a lot about those chores, which I feel my parents make me do so they can sit on the couch and chuckle, while I “bust a bead” cleaning up.
It is a sacrifice I have to make for this perfect home, with the awesome contents, and if I think about what I need to do to enjoy it, I would rather be a teen at home, than a responsible grown up who has to do the adult things like working, raising kids, shopping and cooking, and having to cart kids