ipl-logo

Sunee Arammuang

561 Words3 Pages

It’s 1975 in Thailand. Times are tough. Kids are having to drop out of school just to be able to work and support their families. Rue “Marty” Martin is just walking into the chow hall when he sees the most beautiful women he’s ever laid eyes on. Her name is Sunee Arammuang. She has the most beautiful hair, skin, eyes, everything. Rue has to meet her. He walks up and introduces himself, and while he knows that this girl is the love of his life, she 's not so sure. But, that’s just a small detail to this story.
Sunee Arammuang was born in Bangkok, Thailand, where times were tough, and so were the people. Sunee had 2 older siblings, and would end up having 12 younger siblings. Her mother passed away after the 8th, so her father remarried and had 8 more! Since Sunee was the third oldest, she had to quit school in third grade, to earn money, and watch her younger siblings. She had to do everything. She ended up going to college for sewing clothes. When Sunee and Rue met in the chow hall, Rue had to go out with her.
Rue was in the Air Force, so he was stationed in Bangkok. He was SUPER persistent. He brought Sunee’s family water bottles every day, because their water was really dirty. He tried for 9 months just to get her to go out with him. Sunee had heard that military men would sell, or be mean to their …show more content…

So, they went. They came to the states in 1977, and got married the next week. Rue spoiled her. Whatever she wanted, she got. They traveled all over the world, including England, Italy, and many other places. 4 years after they came to the United States, they had Melinda Sue Martin. Rue stayed in the military for a little while, then he got out, and got a job in Oklahoma. They moved there and while Rue worked, Sunee and Melinda took care of Rue’s father. Rue then came to Arkansas looking for work. He found a job at the LRAFB and they moved here, when Melinda was in the second

Show More
Related

  • Cynthia Ann Parker Essay

    939 Words  | 4 Pages

    They both stay at her brother until he joined the Confederate Army, then they went to live with her sister (forgottennewsmakers). This is where Cynthia Ann led a productive life, learning to weave, spin wool and sew. Neighbours brought hides for her to tan, and she created home remedies from local plants and herbs. She learned to speak English again and was beginning to become literate (civilwarwomenblog). Every attempt Cynthia Ann made to escape she would fail and would be caught and returned.

    Read More

  • Brief Summary Of Arena One By Morgan Rice

    644 Words  | 3 Pages

    Brooke's dad was a retired marine corps officer and joined the war right after the first shots were fired, and she never saw him again. Brooke doesn't know how her mom died but believes it was from a bomb during the war. June's parents died

    Read More

  • Home Bird And Chu's House

    662 Words  | 3 Pages

    After Hari dies, Hari’s sister, Chandra, marries and leaves home, and shortly after, Hari’s father, Sassur, dies. Hari’s mother, Sass, seeing an opportunity to find another home, abandons Koly in Vrindavan, which is known to be the city of widows in India. However, she finds a boy named Raji who finds her a widow’s home, where she gets a stable job and food, and the book ends with Raji asking Koly to marry him. In Chu Ju’s House, a young girl named Chu Ju is about to get a sibling, but she hopes it to be a boy, as male children are highly valued in Chinese culture, and a single family may not have more than two children. However, when

    Read More

  • What Is The Theme Of Jeannette Walls By Jeannette Walls

    358 Words  | 2 Pages

    A while after this, her father comes home and tells them they are leaving town. This becomes a regular occurrence for Jeannette. Her father is an alcoholic who struggles with keeping a job, and her mother is a failed artist. She also has three siblings,

    Read More

  • Gender Roles In The Woman Warrior

    433 Words  | 2 Pages

    ‘How beautiful you look,’ the people said. ‘How beautiful she looks’” (36). Fa Mu Lan has to dress as a man, because in China she is not allowed to fight in an army. She pursues what she wants even though she must dress as a man to do so. Fa Mu Lan decides to do what she wants to do without regarding what society thinks she should do because that’s what will make her

    Read More

  • Their Eyes Were Watching God Adversity Essay

    1510 Words  | 7 Pages

    Janie was raised by her grandmother after her mother ran away. As Janie got older her grandmother wanted her to have a good life, so she forced Janie to marry a wealthy, older farmer, Logan Killicks. Janie was miserable when married to him. She left Logan for another man, Joe Starks. They get married and open up a store in town.

    Read More

  • Men In The Great Awakening

    947 Words  | 4 Pages

    She gets extra jealous when he writes to Madame Lebrun, but not to her. Later, Edna returns back home to New Orleans as a whole new woman. She declares herself independent, and tries to forget Robert by seeking out Alcee

    Read More

  • John Glenn: A Tragic Hero

    395 Words  | 2 Pages

    and he had an adopted sister Jean. When he was only eight years old, his father took him on an airplane, and he fell

    Read More

  • Charlotte Perkins Gilman Research Paper

    627 Words  | 3 Pages

    In her childhood, her father abandoned her mother leaving them in poverty and making them homeless. Her mother had to raise two children by herself. Her childhood was not easy, she had to move to Rhode Island to seek where to live. They moved relative to relative because they

    Read More

  • Octavia Butler's Parable Of The Sower

    467 Words  | 2 Pages

    Lauren, who believed they would benefit if they traveled together extended an invitation for the couple to join them I got

    Read More

  • Bobby Seale Research Papers

    689 Words  | 3 Pages

    Seale was the oldest of three siblings. Seale grew up with many different problems, and one was his father. His father was abusive and harsh towards him and the other kids. Seale’s family moved across the country, to California. Taking all there problems with them.

    Read More

  • Summary Of A Personal Narrative-My Beautiful Kayleene

    1289 Words  | 6 Pages

    Her stepsisters were not so pretty. They had big feet and ugly toes. They were too tall and weren’t able to wear high heels and look pretty with them because they were too tall. They had long burnt hair and that made it to make themselves a pretty hairstyle. They were a little pounds overweight Which made it hard to fit in some clothes.

    Read More

  • Chapter Summary Of Sundiata

    1075 Words  | 5 Pages

    Sundiata was the son of Sogolon, the ugly princess, and Maghan Kon Fatta who was destined to unite twelve kingdoms of Mali into one of the most powerful empires. The story of Sundiata is told by Djeli Mamadou Kouyate, a griot. As a griot Djeli contains knowledge of the history of Mali and is a teacher of Mali history. Before the marriage to Sogolon and the birth of Sundiata a soothsayer predicted that Maghan’s second son will be one of the great leaders of Mali. Sundiata faces two obstacles early in his younger years.

    Read More

  • Sang Noodle Analysis

    106 Words  | 1 Pages

    Her name is Sang and she is 70 years old. She is selling noodle in the street for 52 years. She married when she was sixteen years old, and two years later, she has two children and started to sell the noodle to help family income. During the Vietnam War, her husband has died in the war and she becomes a main person in the family. In Vietnam, they have to pay a fee school for kids, so she has to work hard to make money.

    Read More

  • The Character Of Edna Pontellier In Kate Chopin's The Awakening

    628 Words  | 3 Pages

    She had these children with Léonce Pontellier, a forty-year-old, wealthy New Orleans businessman. He wishes Edna to continue the practices expected of New Orleans women, despite her clear distaste to do so. Unlike her friend, Adèle Ratignolle, who is a prime example of a typical Creole woman, Edna does not idolize her children and worship her

    Read More

More about Sunee Arammuang

Open Document