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My Most Memorable Days Of My Life

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When I close my eyes I can still picture that day in my head, I can feel the cold of the snow on my face, and smell the crisp cold air mixed with the smell of pine flow through my nostrils. It was the last time we were able to have a family day out with my mom before she got sick and passed away, it will always be one of my most memorable days of my life. On Friday afternoon my sister Sandra called and said “we should all go to the snow the next day,” my mom was down visiting for a week, and she wanted to do something fun with our mom and the kids. At the time I only had two boy’s Dwayne Jr. and Ethan and neither had been to the snow before and I thought it would be a good idea for their first trip to the snow to be with their grandma. Sandra and I talked about what we would bring for lunch the next day and we decided to leave early in the morning at 6:00 am. I had a lot of things to get together for the next morning’s trip, so I made a list, and I ran to the store to get some snacks and drinks. I also went to the thrift store and found some snow suites for the boys since they had never been to the snow they did not have the proper clothing for the snow. After returning home from shopping I got everything ready for the next day, I packed extra clothes for the boys and made sure all the food was ready to go. The alarm buzzed bright and early at 5:00 am, my mom had dressed the boys in sweats the night before so that we didn’t have to worry about waking them up and

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