Personal Narrative: How Cell Phones Changed My Life

On the other hand, I think it was great to have the experience as long as it made me more money. In the beginning, I started working when I was 17 years old. I worked at a retail store in Bloomfield, New Jersey after school and on the weekend. I began working at an early age because I want to stand on my own feet and I do not want to rely on my family. In the essay “Working at Wendy’s,” Joey Franklin states, “I only applied here because I knew I would get hired, says Sara the first night I work with her.” This situation related to my experience when I am hunting the job.

An easy way to do that is getting your child a phone Furthermore, I have personally dealt with this issue myself back when I did not have a phone. I would be constantly running back and forth to the school office just to tell my parents that I have a school activity that I had to attend, or if I got lost in a mall I had no other option but to look for them myself and that would take hours. Moreover, when I did get my phone both my parents and I had a way to communicate with each other. Therefore, buying your child a phone is a key way to boost your communication with the child. With crime rates up, you really never know when

They are different in their setting and point of view. Similar in their protagonist, antagonist, and theme. They both are two very great books that teach readers about the tragic history. Most people are too caught up in their electronics these days that they don’t get to learn about what happened in the real world. They worry too much about if their friends or crushes text back, they don’t worry enough about what their family had been through in times like slavery, civil rights, wars, and the Holocaust.

Sang Ly is caring because she tries so hard for her son, Nisay to be well and she does not stop no matter how many times a medicine fails. For example, Sang Ly discusses how she can't pay all of that month's rent to Sopeap because they had to buy Nisay American medicine. “We had to buy him medicine this week, American Medicine, to see if it would

Aggressiveness is the human instinct, and Duanying Chen cannot control his instinct. The world is not in charged by any individual, so people will often feel angry when they meet unhappy things. Tyler Hayden in Mom of Accused Puppy Torturer Pleads for Leniency stated that the couple(Chen & his girlfriend) often “dealt with problems and mood swings inappropriately” because their “parents are far away”. Hayden also said, the academic result slide and large amount of love spending make Chen often quarrels with his girlfriend. Chen's parent pays a lot just want him to get better education, and to get a degree in the US, then he can get a good job.

We finally got to Winston-Salem after 2 hours of a long drive. When we pulled up to our new home it was bigger then the last one, I was happy that I moved to Winston, but the only thing was that I didn 't want to go to my new school because I knew no one there and it was going to be very awkward, but when I went the next day it wasn 't that bad, I made new friends so, I wasn 't so lonely. My mom went to work while I was at school. She said that she was glad that she took this job and she doesn 't regret it at all and I was really happy for her. The rest of that day, we explored the places that are in Winston.

Doodle was scared when he first saw the storm, because Doodle was different and sensitive, and he has never seen a storm so huge, that he was scared of what it was. But brother didn’t care, he wanted to push over his limit, and make him worn out. So he ran away from Doodle, so Doodle could run to him, and catch up. Brother said on page 3, “His skin was very sensitive.” Meaning, that brother knew that Doodle wasn’t normal, and he had sensitive skin, and so he didn’t take the responsibility to help Doodle get out of the rain, but for Doodle to do it for himself, even though he wasn’t capable to. Brother said on page 2, “When Doodle was 5 years old, I was embarrassed at having a brother who couldn’t walk.” Brother was also very embarrassed of his brother, because he looked different, and acted different.

“Just save all your homework until I get back.” He told me jokingly. He left two weeks after that conversation. It was easy at first, but as weeks and more weeks went by I was in agony. I couldn’t live without my older brother. He always send notes to my mom with little notes to me which I appreciated but it was no comparison to having him there to mess with me and bring me the type of joy you can only get from your sibling.

Their education went as far as middle school, until they had to quit and help my grandparents work. With little education they have, they offered to help me in my school work when I would struggle. As I entered high school I learned that paying for college would have to be on me, because I did not want my parents to pay when I am capable of working and paying on my own, so I dedicated myself to my classes and graduated with a great GPA. Senior year I knew I would be attending Chemeketa, I had taken college classes throughout my high school education and I loved all the teachers.

I used it during family trips and when I was running errands for my family. For two years, I felt how much of value the car is because it managed to work smoothly. The gas consumption was also not bad for a second-hand car. When it finally showed signs that it will soon be not as functional as before, I felt sad but at the same time was okay with it because I know it was bound to happen. My dad told me that cars are meant to retire one day because they also have their lifespans.