1.In my short time being on this earth , I’ve known a lot of people.
2.Some were good, while some others might not have been so pleasant, but yet, I still remember them.
3. I’ve learned that throughout life, some people can leave big impacts on you, or of little impact, but somehow all of them shape you in some different way.
4. Their impacts could change you for the better or maybe change you in ways you don’t like.
5. The person who has changed my life and affected it the most would be my mom.
6.Mom has been a shining example of what it means to be loving, caring, and God-fearing.
8. I’ve always appreciated my mom, but in the last couple years, I’ve grown to be more appreciative and thankful for my mom.
9. I have learned a lot from her and she has been the role model I’ve always looked up to.
10. The most important thing I believe she has done for my siblings and I, is pointing out to us what is wrong.
11. She tells us to stay away from certain things which will not only help us be better people overall, but to help us be better Christians.
12. There are many stories that come to mind when I think about what I have learned from her, but I am only going to share three.
13. In these three experiences, I have learned to not let anything bring me down, to listen to others before coming up with a conclusion, and to be supportive of others.
1. My mom has impacted my life the most out of anyone I know.
2.She has always set a good example of what it means to be loving.
3. When I was around eleven years old, my older brother, who was only fifteen years old at the time had gotten his girlfriend pregnant.
4. My brother along with his girlfriend were underage at the time and it seemed as everyone was mad at them.
5.My mother was mad at first, but then she realized how she had reacted and she was not content with how she had reacted.
6. The next day after she had found out about the news, she went straight into mom mode and started planning for how she was going to help take care of the baby.
7. Instead of freaking out like the other adults, she made a plan to help my brother and his girlfriend.
8. I remember asking her, “ is everything was going to be alright?” and since I was only eleven years old at
5. We were trying to get our trailer out of the pound 1:30am – 12:30pm Saturday. (I lived in Miami and it’s so much red tape just to get answers)
5. I dont think it was justified but not a huge deal since they were only apples.
3. How can my life get any better? I just made a lot of money on my last book.
I was taught this when I went to Khmer temple, and to our family party.
6. My biggest flaw that most people don't like is that I can't sit still.
A third person that has greatly affected my life is my mom. My mom was born in America, but she lived in Mexico until her 7th grade year. She is the middle child of three sisters and another three brothers. She is a teacher and has been for over 15 years. She has taught every elementary grade level at least once, and was my teacher for 5th grade. My mom is very determined, she doesn't let anyone make her do things she doesn’t want to do. My mom has taught me many things, one of which is that if you focus on your goals you can often reach
I have been volunteering with my family from a young age, since I was probably six.
7. I could remember back in middle school; my Dad was teaching me how to mow the grass on the ones you have to drive. He taught me so well and I learned super-fast. I learned how to steer, step on the gas, and brake. From there on I went to learning how to drive a car and it was
4. Last year I gave to my daughter more beautiful gift. Last year I gave to my daughter the most beautiful
4. I borrowed my bosses car for an hour because mine was in the shop.
2. It isn't so much that you abhor alone time, it's quite recently that you just need it in little dosages.
2. We received our lab packets and answered the first 2 questions, meanwhile our science teacher was distributing materials.
5. The baby started following the dorito chip that the father was holding and the mother got mad and threw it across the room so the baby was born so he could get the chip
6. Honoring the past allows for and frees me up to change in the future.
8. Overtime, I have noticed that the way he lives, has shaped me into the person I am today.