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Personal Narrative: A Huge Part Of My Culture

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In this story, you are going to learn a little about my culture. A huge part of my culture identity is sports most of the stuff I do on weekends/weekdays are all to do with sports from playing it to watching it to teaching it to hate it everything we do in our family is sports. Also i am going to talk about what my family does during the holidays because I think it's special what we do on holidays one time on the fourth of July we were at a firework show and the bin of fireworks caught on fire and they all went off and someone got hurt so scary. you're going to find out what we do on the holidays and about our sports so enjoy.

The reason sports is a huge part of my culture is because every weekend for the seahawks our family/friends get together and watch the games cook food and watch the seahawks win and every week we switch off each others houses. Secondly I play 3 sports i get that from my dad I play basketball, football, baseball and that occupies most of my life I practice every day of the week with those sports it has taken my life, but I am happy about it. Sports have taught me so much that when I grow up I want to be a coach of some kind either rec competition or professional and I want to teach basketball or baseball. Sports bring my family together we go to mariners games every once in awhile and that brings us closer together and become nicer to each other because we can't really fight at a game.

Another part of my culture is what we do on the holidays, …show more content…

On Thanksgiving, we have our cousins grandma/grandpa and our friends that we have known since birth our Thanksgiving isn't too

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