When I was a little girl, I wanted to be a soccer player. My dad told me that I could join the Wilson soccer team when I was in kindergarten. I was so excited to join because my inspiration to play soccer was my dad. I always watched him player soccer when he had a game, and I would always practice on my own and keep trying to be better. Thanks to my dad, I was the best player on my team when I got to play, and my dad always used to help me because he was the soccer coach. My dad was brave, but brave was only one of the reasons I admire him so much. In addition to his bravery, he was also very serene with a great sense of humor, and all of these qualities made him my favorite person. As his gift to me when I went to kindergarten demonstrated, …show more content…
For example, when we would play cards, he would always make it more fun by telling us jokes and tickling us when we did a silly mistake. He would always cheer us up when were were feeling sad but tickling us. He would always be there for us. He would surprise him when he came back from something important and we would just have a lot of fun with him because he deserved it for how much he did for us. Another example would be that I would always trip and fall on carpet and he would always try not to laugh and make a joke, but he said if I was ok and then he would always laugh at us after because it would be really funny. Thought he funny moments happened, the amount of humor that he has is very great for me because without his humor, he would just be a good dad, but when he has humor, he is the greatest dad ever. In conclusion, my dad has a huge impact in my life. Without him I wouldn’t be alive. I am so thankful that I have him in my life because he has made a huge difference in my life. He had taught me many things and made things so easy for me to do. He has been there for me with some many things. His bravery, serene and great sense of humor have made me who I am today. So, if I am in any trouble I will always remember my
I wish I could include a picture of me playing soccer with this essay because that was all I did from age five to fifteen. Soccer was life for ten years so most people are surprised to hear that the fall of my senior year in high school I will Captain of my high school Cross Country team. How I became Captain of a running sport is an accomplishment I never saw coming. If you had asked me in elementary school, middle school, or even my first two years of high school if I would do anything but play soccer I would have said never. I am the youngest of three boys.
When I need help finding any measurements of something I need to make/build, he always is there for me. He wakes up at around five-thirty a.m. to get ready for work at the COOK Nuclear Plant. He works as an environmentalist and loves his job and sometimes, he gets to bring me on fishing trips to catch for dinner and for samples. My dad also does a
But while we were walking down the dirt road to our next fishing hole I slipped. I almost fell off a rocky hill but my dad caught me. He was my hero that day, and he always has been. That day he may have saved me from breaking a few of my bones, and maybe even death. I love my dad so much.
He even helps me with many things, like problems at school or just protecting me when something is going on. Yet, his childhood wasn 't all that great, as he struggled. Back then, before I was born and dad was a child, he was an introvert, and that was the biggest mistake of his life, as he did not go outside. Like I said, he was like me.
He helped me grow to the person I 'am today. I 'm forever thankful to God for allowing me to become a
As a child I was very fortunate to have a family like my own; my parents were truly happy and wholly in love. I was incredibly close with my siblings and still am today despite our little fights. Along with being close to my siblings my father and I had a great relationship; most people who knew me would have considered me a “daddy’s girl”. Growing up my father was remarkably proud of my grades and who I was becoming as a person. Oftentimes he would brag about me to anyone who listened.
He is braver than me more open to others, socializes easily, and is not afraid of the obstacles. On the other hand, I am definitely reserved and introvert. However, I am grateful that he was different than me because of it was not for his help and support I will not have been able to get out of my comfort zone. Indirectly he impulsed me and made me realized that there was nothing to be afraid of. In the beginning, I did not feel that I was helping him totally.
Like he was very humble and gentle even the worst scenarios of his life, I never saw him in an aggressive mood, and he always had a smile on his face. He loves everyone and desperately tried to help everyone, in return he was the most lovable personality of my school. He never underestimates the weak and bad students and works hard for the weak students and allows them to take extra classes after school without any charge. He was the most influential person in my life as I always want to be like him in my life and
If it was not for him; I probably would not have come out of my shell. My grandfather taught me the importance of family. He reminded that this may be the only opportunity I may actually experience the idea of being with family. I listened to him and being in Ecuador taught me my true identity; going to Ecuador taught me what it meant to be with family. When I got back to the U.S, and a few months have passed by.
I told my mom that I wanted to be out there one day and she would be my biggest fan and cheer me on to victory. She said “ Sure Connor, but you go a few more years to go.” My father was energized for me to play football since he thought I would be incredible at it. My dad saw a future of me go to college playing football and being the first one in my family going to college.
He really showed me a lot of new perspectives in life and opened my eyes to everything I can
He has passed on attributes such as honesty and respect and I hope to perfect these attributes and pass them down to my children once I am married. My parents have also influenced me in many ways such
I have always admired my dad and could say he is my biggest super hero. My father is the best example in my life, and he has proven to me that anything is possible when you want to accomplish great success, with hard work and determination. I really look up to my dad because with his intelligence and
My mom is my best friend, my sister, and my mom; I tell her everything and she tells me everything! I am so thankful I have such a strong relationship with my mom, because some people do not have a mother figure in their life at all. My mom is my modern day hero because of her strength, generosity, and confidence. The first characteristic that makes my mom my modern day hero, is her strength.
He always asks my siblings and I to take a few moments before we go to bed, while resting our heads on our pillows, to think about all the things we are grateful for and blessed with. Also, when we were younger, he used to tell us that when something bad happens, we should be grateful that it doesn’t happen more often, and that it could have been worse. We should use the bad times to remind ourselves of the good in our lives; no matter how difficult or minimal it may seem at the