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Personal Narrative: My Dad In My Life

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My dad is like Batman. He can be sarcastically bitter, cocky, clever, but yet he is willing to help out and work with someone whenever. He knows me better than I know myself. In tight situations, he always has a solution. I know that I can count on him for anything. My dad is astonishing and is one of the best dads out there. He has a great character, childhood, and even has so much in common with me. Problematic and dull would describe my life if I didn’t have my dad. I can’t even fathom the thought of him not being in my life. My dad and I share the athletic-type personality. For example, he has always coached me in softball and I help him out with coaching soccer. He also participated in many sports in high school (more on that later). I have been coached by my dad in softball for as long as I can remember. My dad …show more content…

On May 4, 1972, my dad, Phillip Arthur Rieman II, was born to Bernie and Phillip Rieman. His four siblings were the following: my Uncle Art, my Uncle Tom, and my Aunts Pat and Pam. As a child, you could always find my dad hanging out with friends, playing with action figures, at school, at sports, or in the basement playing video games. Since I only hang out with like three different friends (not very often might I add), he always tells me how he was always hanging out with friends if he was not at school. My dad went to St. Mary’s for the 1st-6th grade then Triway for 7th-12th grade. If he was playing video games he was probably playing on his Nintendo, which he gave to Mason and I. And if he was playing with action figures, they were most likely G.I. Joe. Throughout high school, my dad participated in football, track, and wrestling. Although he had a clustered life from school to friends, he was still able to spend time with his family. Spending time with his friends and family so much definitely contributed to him becoming the person he is

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