What I Learned About My Mother From My Life

I learned a lot about my mom from this interview. For example, I never knew that she had a very small wedding with only a few people at a church near their cottage because my dads side of the family didn’t like her. This does make a little thankful I was born into this family, so they had to accept me no matter what, and I don’t have to go through anything like my mom did. Although my family is not mean, they are pretty strict when it comes to who joins us. I also learned that my mom had a ton of jobs. She worked at ponderosa at 16, at the bank as a teller and mortgage officer, at KFC, as a scout paper mill laborer, at home with her own daycare, and at cafeteria at central. I’ve always known my mom was hardworking (since our family is such a handful), but I never knew about all these jobs she had. Although now shes a stay at home mom, which is probably the hardest job of them all.

The most interesting thing I talked about with my mom during her interview was when she basically almost drowned when she was 10. She was in a pool with her brothers and their friends. She was doing this pattern of going on her tiptoes, then flatfoot, then kneeling on the pool floor, then sitting down on it pool floor, then laying down on it, and repeating that pattern. And she was going to sit down, one of her brothers friends sat on top of her shoulders. Since she was young, she couldn’t stay underwater for very long so she started running out of breath. Luckily, her older sister saw her and told