What Does It Mean To Be A Hero?

Another time last year when I played basketball. All of the North cheerleaders did a cheer saying “who rules the house, the Bobcats rule the house. Opps my bad!”. So every time they did that cheer Hanna, Emily, Sophia, my grandma, and I would stand up in the stands and do the same thing. We made the cheerleaders so mad, that when the game was over one of them said something to my my grandma and my grandma said “Honey you started it.” To this day if you mention that game to one of use we will just start laughing.

I think my grandma is the craziest person I know (so does anyone else who knows her). When she was in High School she drug a girl out her car by her hair in the middle of the street. She likes to dance on her car at gas stations, sing in stores, and yell at people. One thing about her is she doesn’t care who is watching or how many people are staring at us if she wants to say or do something she will do it. She has a lot of crazy in her but I have learned to embrace it. Mostly the stuff she does now doesn’t surprise me and I don’t really get embarrassed anymore. …show more content…
Anyone can be an hero if they just be themselves. To me my grandma is a true hero. She is always herself and doesn’t care what anybody thinks. She is an amazing person. Everyday she sacrifices so much for everybody. She gives up her time to take us places and do things for us. Thank you for being my hero. “ Hero's are ordinary people who makes themself extraordinary.” ~ Gerard