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Narrative Essay About Family

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FAMILY -FAMILY It's always been a family tradition that on Christmas eve we wrap one present that we want to give to one family member and go to my granny house and pass them person to person. we open that one present before Christmas. My family has a history of music so as we're passing gift to give from family member to family member we also sing Christmas carols and eat some of our favorite dishes that are great grandmothers and grandfathers make and just have a good time and then around 1 of 1 o'clock in the morning with all the kids leaves and we go home and then we usually the kids sleep till about like 7 or 8 o'clock and then we wake up and we open the presents and thank you no thank God and I'm after that we go to church and have like church as a family and then we come back home to Sunday dinner and it's usually like another Thanksgiving feast and we just say like how blessed we are and how we cherish like each moment with us being with God and our family and then after that we just we just like have fun play games And then after that all of the kids go over to my auntie make Robin's house and they just have a sleepover and a movie night and then the next day the parents comes and picks up their kids and we have like another little family picnic at the columns house …show more content…

My family as a whole we are half Catholics In the other half are Baptists in my whole life growing up I just practice both like I really didn't have a set preference but once I came to see me I guess I can say I'm leaning more towards Catholics but I'm still in the middle because I don't really know which one I want to decide on right now but as a family we are all Christians and we all practice guys in the face and like what the church believes and we believe there is a God and that through him all things are possible and we attend church at Calvary Temple and we just love God and His presence and we practiced him as much as we can and we try to go to church as much as we can as a

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