How To Write A Narrative Essay About My Primary School Life

When I was in my early years of primary school, I would always watch cartoons during the weekends. My routine would be to wake up at 7AM to watch television for the whole morning. After that, I would eat lunch and stick my head again near the television until my mom yells “Dinner Time”. Then, I would proceed again to watch television until the drowsiness shuts my eyes. This was my routine for every week during my early years of primary school. It was the good life; I did not have to think about procedures of bill payments, processes of fixing broken cabinets, and other necessities that any adult should be knowledgeable about. Afterwards, I was in middle school. The workload in school would be heavier than primary school, but I able to retain my weekly routine of relieving my boredom with the help of the television. I was so spoiled that I wished that time would freeze, so that I will not have to face the consequences of growing up such as helping my family in chores. Then all of the sudden, the telephone rang. I had a gut feeling that it would be a regular phone call of my mom or dad asking: “ Kamusta anak?” or “What merienda do you want me to buy anak?”, but my gut was wrong. The words that came out from my dad’s mouth were: “ Young man, come

It was under the A-1 Milling Corporation, where my uncle was the president, and my dad was the vice president of the corporation. My dad had this idea that one improvement for the rice mill is to let me go to work there as a protégé of my uncle for my four-month summer break last year and more summer breaks to come. The reason behind my dad’s decision is that training me in an early age about the finance and operations work in the rice mill would be beneficial for the continuity of the family business. I am the first-born child, and they have this expectation that I would continue the family legacy as a