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Greg Rent: Personal Narrative

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I knew that I wanted to go to a college to study about art so my mom suggested that I should live with my eldest brother, Greg. She said that Greg can help me choose what college to attend, what job I should apply for and how to become an adult. I ended up deciding to try it out, I will pay Greg rent, help out with house chores and sometimes do the grocery shopping. Greg is a very busy person so I will not be allowed to use his car so I am currently working at Hannafords to save money for a car of my own, just thinking about all of this makes me excited and nervous. My parents feel the same way, they are both excited and nervous for me and constantly talk with me about my plans. During moments like this, moments when I am contemplating my future

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