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    accidentally scratching an old scar by mistake, you do not know whether you will not feel anything, or if you will make it bleed again. However, I decided to be brave and talk about the biggest loss I have encountered so far: the loss of my great grandmother. Memory is a fascinating and marvelous thing that we surely take for granted as it is an unconscious task performed by our brain. It is insanely powerful and enables us from remembering all sorts of matters without any single…

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    Generational Interview My grandmother is 77 years old. Grandma stated that she grew up in Dallas Texas as a child and moved to North Louisiana at the age of seventeen and married my grandfather. My grandparents were married for fifty- eight years. In her early twenties, she graduated from Louisiana College in 1969 with a bachelor 's degree in education and, for about a year before I was born, worked as a Math teacher for the North East Senior College, in her new hometown of Saint Martin,…

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    In a letter from a concerned grandchild to his set-on-America grandmother, Colón makes a case for his grandmother to stay in her home country of Puerto Rico and not get entangled in the complicated net of immigrant life in New York City. Similarly to Galarza’s autobiography, the crux of the problem lies in the duality of Colón’s grandmother’s…

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    On Thanksgiving I went to my grandma's house. Most of my cousins were there, my aunt's, brother, and my grandma. When we go to her house for any event we most likely will spend the night with all of our cousins. My older cousin,Savanna is one month older than me and the oldest of the young teens. Savanna is a very supervising person and always thinks she is everyone's parent or in charge and has always been like that. And it has always bothered me since we were little. This Thanksgiving my…

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    My grandmother, Joan Favors, was born Joan Frietas, in Oakland, California on August 16, 1929. Her father worked in the lumber industry, and her mother stayed at home and took care of the family. My great-grandmother was Italian, and her father had come on a ship from Italy to avoid being put into the army. She married my great-grandpa who’s father came to American on a whaling ship from the Portuguese islands, the Azores. My great-grandmother decided that she liked my great-grandfather because…

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    In my life there have been many influential people who have helped me become who I am today. Whether they are part of my family, one of my friends, or a teacher that I had throughout my years in school, each person has managed to make an impact on my life, even if I did not notice it at the time. One person in particular has fed and continues to feed my mind with both love and reverence. That person is my Grandma Lela. My Grandma, even though she does not have a license in education, has taught…

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    In Flannery O’Connor’s short story, “A Good Man is Hard to Find”, a woman becomes her best only as she meets her end. She is the grandmother of a small family who decides to take a roadtrip to Florida. Everyone in the family is excited to go on the trip, except for the cranky grandma who would rather go to Tennessee. The grandma is also very materialistic, wearing fancy hats and scarfs, she appears to only find any sort of comfort when wearing expensive materials. In the end, she learns that…

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    O’Connor describes grandmother a lot in the story. The grandmother is a humorously themed character reflected on her travel clothes such as “the grandmother had on a navy blue straw sailor hat with a bunch of white violets on the brim and a navy blue dress with a small white dot in the print.” The grandmother’s hypocrisy reflect in dress and manner. The grandmother wants to show her the identity of the nobility ladies. Before the family died, the story focus on the grandmother. In the…

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    I thought they were there for us, but I guess they lied. The way we treat others defines how we are as an individual. For instance, this is shown in the two short stories A Visit to Grandmother and The Lottery. We can also relate to this by Nayeli’s and Lisseth’ personal experience. Every mother claims to love all of their children equally, but some mothers are careless and seem to show more affection for one child than the other. Nayeli loves her mother with all her heart and would give…

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    In Flannery O’ Conner’s “A Good Man is Hard to Find”, The Grandmother is not named although she is the protagonist of the story. She is an old southern lady who lives with her son and his family. She rejects the future and dwells on the ideas of the past. Her selfish ways and foolish mistakes are a direct result of the death of her and her family. She is greatly focused on in the story and most of the dialogue comes from her. The grandmother, who does all in her power to avoid evil, hits it head…

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