Some people reminisce the past, live in the present, and dream for the future. My childhood is something to look back at. Some things could have been better, but for the most part they were exceptionally good. I truly wish I continue to focus on the good parts of my childhood.The teenage years are what the majority of people say to run from, but I say that you can learn from all the mistakes you made, and will continue to make. Although, I’m still in this stage of my life, there are things I can already say that I will remember until the day I die. As for the prime of my life there are only expectations and dreams of what I will or who I will become. I do have high expectations for myself and goals I plan on accomplishing, I can say where I see myself, but I will never truly know.
My childhood, the topic of not caring what people thought and how they looked at you. I was so outgoing in this stage I remember one time in elementary school when I talked to my crush. We were in the gym, and the whole school was doing our last big event before the end of the year. As we were sitting together he reached over, and said that he wasn 't going to be in this school next year. I was so sad that I started to cry because I was never going to see him again. He stood up and gave me a hug and a kiss on the cheek as we were getting ready to leave. Also I experienced a hard time I lost my aunt, and my grandpa at seven years old I was really close to these people in my life they helped me
But when I decided to reach out and tell them about my struggles, they showed a new side that I never knew and it overflowed with love and care for my life. It made me fall in love with my life again and my relationships with my family flourished. My mom made the most significant impact on me. For example, from the night I attempted to end my life, she would lie with me at night until I fell asleep just to make sure I am okay and that I get to rest. This is the most important environmental change for me because before this event in my life, my mother and I didn’t have a very good relationship and we would clash and never talk to each other.
They were always there for me if I needed to talk or help with homework. I moved to college all alone, and they helped me break out of my shell. They were like a family to me and they still are my FLLC family. I could always count on them for anything. They were a support system.
My mother was my number one supporter then, and still is now. She is always by my side, and there for me. My pawpa is another important family member; he will be there for me, and come get me from across the states if I asked him too. He gives me sound advice, and guides me. I would say the event that impacted my life the most would be having cancer at such an early age.
I had a great childhood. My childhood was filled with laughter and happiness. I also had a very good home life. My parents are still married, I am close with both of my sisters, I get to see my grandparents and cousins very often. I made friends during my childhood that I have kept, and will probably keep for a lifetime.
Most of them I had never met before. I’ve learned a lot of lessons from that experience as well. The cause of my grandfather's death wasn’t ever
They were there by my side, and many of them understood my pain because they have once lost a grandparent in their life before, they would tell me that the pain would pass by soon, and that life keeps going. At school I piled myself with work from classes I knew I would get distracted I was able to forget my pain. With my grandmother’s passing I saw my future in helping others, and working on the medical field as a nurse. I know you can’t save everyone, but I would like to help them, and make their pain go away, or at least treat them until their final days.
When I was little about 4or 5 year ago I had lost the closest uncle in my life. I felt broken inside and wanted to cry my eyes out. I could not believe he was gone out of our lives into a new world, he was a brother an uncle and the world to my family. But as I saw mom by his side crying, I knew that moment I had to push aside my feelings and show my mom I was strong in her eyes. At that moment I knew that I had to be considerate to my mom as she cried because I did not want to show a weaker side of me, but to let her know i’m strong enough not to cry by casting my feelings behind me.
Turner Gantt 9/23/15 Childhood Object Memoir Throughout my childhood, I had a strong obsession with Star Wars. I watched all of the movies, played most of the video games, and bought many action figures and toys affiliated with Star Wars. My neighborhood was filled only with little girls my sister could play with so I was lonely. Because of this, I played with my action figures all the time. My favorite was my General Grievous action figure from the second and third prequel movie.
I was a very outgoing child growing up, but once I reached the age of 14, I became pretty introverted. However, as soon as I walked into the room containing 40 girls my age, I decided that I was not going to be timid. Not here. Something in the atmosphere just felt so comforting, yet eerie. It was as if these girls had been my friends for years, and I knew that they were going to accept me.
It is at this point in life that some people might experience what is often referred to as a "midlife crisis. " People might reflect back on their accomplishments and consider their future trajectory and feel regret. In some cases this might involve regretting missed opportunities such as going to school, pursuing a career or having
Even though I could not cure my grandparents old age and illnesses, I did help them and made sure they knew they could count on me to make them feel just a little bit
They have a special place in my heart and I would not be the person I am today with out these two wonderful people in my
My nephew Michael has been a blessing in our lives since the day he was born. Even though the circumstances were less than happy. My sisters husband died when she was 2 months pregnant with Michael. That day she got a call saying they couldn 't find Mike, her husband, and she needed to get out there. You can only imagine everything she was feeling as she drove to the his work and what awaited her there was more than enough to last her multiple lifetimes.
Living in an African- American, poverty stricken community surrounded by negativity can be difficult. Where the crime-rate as well as drug traffic consider normal. I’m glad that I survived it all. I was unaware of how bad things were, because we lived in the suburban part of the town. The focus of this developmental analysis is to examine the effects of my childhood to where I am at today.
Going through the passing of her father at such a young age, has build up strength in my mom. She had to grow up quickly and learn to have strength and take care of others. Her strength has helped me as I grow up and become an adult. My mom's generosity, cooking for those who have had someone close to them pass away and giving up an hour of her day to spend time with God have shown me alot. Her generosity has shown me how great of a person she is and has made me strive to become a better person.