A Interview To Have A Interview With My Father

When I look back at my childhood I cannot picture it without you. You have helped shaped who I am today and for that I thank you. When I think of you i think about all the love that you have to give. I am so lucky to have you in my life and I will always cherish the memories that I have with you.

I know you have hid everything and kept giving me a smile. I wanted to tell you, you have been a good son Bringing you was about a lot of happiness and fun But now you are grown up and have a life of your own I wonder how fast you grew up, and how quick time has flown You kept on working hard, and made us proud as you were growing young, I was getting ready for the shroud.

I need him. Why did I allow him to leave? My little boy is gone. When will he return… Will he ever? Shaking my head back and forth in fear to dispel the dreaded idea from my mind. Running my limp hands along the worn, decade graves all of his childhood flashed before my eyes. From his first day of school to his last. If I could turn back time, I would. A sharp winter breeze sent chills down my spine, I can hear his playground voice caught on the wind. His gentle laugh, his tantrums, his screams. Him. I need him back. I am sad. A heart wrenching feeling that tears my chest apart. My mind drifts further into the abyss of sorrow. I pray every day before I go to bed, hoping God will reach out to my attempted connection and plead for help. Just look after him, please. Is that too much to

I really miss you Caroline. I wish I was there for your sister’s wedding. Also, I miss our lovely daughter Virginia. How is everything going on at home now that you don’t have your manly man around anymore? I wrote a poem for you. Ready or not here it comes. It's amazing how I feel when I'm around you, How my heart pounds when you come into a room.” I look at you and think: My God! How lovely!

I interviewed my father, Reynaldo Martinez, who is a 53 year old Salvadoran immigrant and has lived in the United States for 33 years. I posed the topic question of how the treatment of Latinos and Hispanics have changed over his time in the United States, and if it has gotten worse or better. His overall view was that the current political and social environment can sometimes be harsh right now to Latinos, and in his opinion discrimination towards them has gotten worse. He said, “I think there’s an underlying resentment about the direction the country is going.” The resentment being that some seem to blame Latinos and immigrants are contributing to the decline of the country. He thinks major developments and national world events have

I am writing you in a moment where i feel safe writing without the enemy coming down on me. I miss you both so very much and I wish I could be home with you again. I am very sorry I haven't wrote you in a long time but for months the enemy has attacked now. It has honestly been one of the scariest and most difficult times in my life. I know that this fight is when I feel the most detached from you but these are the moments that I am really serving you the most.

e I decided to do my second interview on my Grandfather Jimmy Lee Riley .He was born August 17.1947 in Macon Georgia.I choose him as my second interviee because i was interested to learn more about his background and what challenges did he face in the past. The interview consisted of a few questions that explained his childhood,prior experiences with discrimination,and perceptions about today.

I want you to know that I see you every day, and I want you to know I think about you every day. When I hear about the shootings near our neighborhood my heart stops because I pray it is not you laying there.

This distance, however vast has not done anything but increase my love for you. Everyday that goes by I pray for your wellbeing, blaming myself for leaving you behind. Why did I have to embark on this journey without you? My heart aches for you, but I find comfort in

I miss you and Percy so much, almost more than I can bear. I think about you all night long; sleep is hard to come by.

I interviewed my grandfather, a NAACP, 79 year old, Baptist born, Christian pastor who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. When I asked him if he approved of same-sex marriage, he said, “No, it is an abomination. Why would God create one male and one female if gay couples were supposed to exist?” He also said, “Where in the Bible, God’s word, does it say that gay marriage is okay?” My grandfather did say that he does approve of equal marriage rights for everyone. He does not believe gay people should marry in the first place, but they should have equal rights when it comes to jobs and health care. He remembers being a strong supporter of the Prop 8, but he says, “Now that society is progressing, everyone should have equal rights. We are all humans.” Lastly, my grandfather noted that he would never marry a gay couple because it is against his religion.

Without you these past years have been terrible for me I had to move away from the weylin plantation and I decided that their would be no better place than up north, Philadelphia . I've seen horrifying things that would only be seen in nightmares, I've witnessed a pregnant slave get beat to the point where she gives labor. I feel alone not knowing anyone, no family, no friends, nothing. I miss everyone back in california the people from the warehouse, our lousy next door neighbors who always ratted about everything, but most importantly I miss you. At this point i can only imagine not being able to see you anymore and be stuck here

It has been nearly a year since we started talking again after years of no communication. Words do not suffice to express how much I truly love you, and how grateful I am that you entered my life. You have been one of my biggest supports, you have believed in me when I felt that no one did, you have given me your all: your love, your time, your energy, your lost hours of sleep, your tears, your laughs. To this day, whenever I am in doubt, you have always cheered me on and made me believe that I can do anything, that I don’t have any limitations, and that has changed my life; you have changed my life. I never thought you would come to hold such high value in my heart, but I am glad you did, and all the time has been worthwhile. I like to think that I do not have a heart, that I am apathetic, but there are two factors outside of family that say otherwise: my love for children, and you.

hello, my name is jasmine I like to go by jazzy. If I could talk to a family member from 5 years ago, I would talk to my grandma who died of breast cancer before I was born, I would ask her all about herself and get to know her and become very close with her. I would warn her of the disease she might inherit and maybe help her save her life.

Goodbye #Hef Mr Hefner I have so many thoughts, I have no brain n right now to edit I am me because of you You taught me everything important about freedom and respect. Outside of my family You were the most important person in my life. You gave me my life... People tell me all the time That I was your favorite... I'm in such deep shock. But you were old, your back hurt you so much. Last time I saw you You were using a walker. You didn't want me to see. You couldn't hear. You had a piece of paper in your pocket you showed me - with my name Pamela with a heart around it. Now, I'm falling apart. This feeling is so crazy. It's raining in Paris now. I'm by the window. Everything anyone loves about me is because you understood me. Accepted me and encouraged me to be myself. Love like no one else. Live