Benjamin Tucker is a 39 year-old hardworking, family oriented man and I am proud to call him my father. Everything he does is to provide for his family. That is one goal my dad will not give up on. Growing up, I have watched my father start a business, remodel homes, and build all kinds of things, all while working a full time job. My dad is a caring and understanding kind of person. If something was wrong, I know that I could go to him about anything I needed help with and he would give me the best
encountered in my 20 years of living. I am aware of who my father is, but as of right now we do not have a relationship. My dad is a revolving door dad, which means that he has come in and out of my life as he pleases. I noticed that it is a domino effect because his father was not in his life either. His father I really wouldn’t classify as my grandfather because I can count on both hands the number of times I’ve seen him throughout my entire lifetime. In actuality, I really do not consider him as my grandfather
over him, confusion overpowered my hopes and positive attitude. I hugged my brother and sisters, my mom and dad, and my grandmother as we said our last goodbye. My family has shaped who I am today. What is so special about my family, though, is how close we are. I see my cousins almost every week and there is never a dull moment with them. My grandparents, Sitto and Grandpa, keep my family going. They have allowed all twenty five of us to live a successful life. My grandfather created Industrial
him, my heart rate went up as i started running towards him and my eyes started to get watery. I hugged him awkwardly because he didn’t get up, I was hugging his head. I was choking him but i didn’t want to let go because i was so excited. Then he told me let me go you're choking me and i'm like i'm sorry and we laughed. He said “ I was going to get up but once i saw you i couldn't move i just tried and couldn’t”. Which was totally normal and i told him it was okay. I sat next to him and my mom presented
I kissed my father on the cheek and said goodbye. I hugged and let go after five seconds. We walked him to the door, he got in the car, we waved bye and we went back inside. Me, my mom, my siblings, uncle, aunt and cousin went back to finishing playing a board game. We heard a loud crash. We quickly headed outside and all I was able to see was a guy pointing his gun to the opposite direction my dad was heading to. The guy had a green snake tattoo on his left bicep, he was wearing a blue bandana over
without the harsh everyday training found in city-states. Speeches given at funerals would primarily talk about the ancestors of the deceased and the lives they led. “And if our more remote ancestors deserve praise, much more do our own fathers, who added to their inheritance, the empire that we now process, and spared no pains to be able to leave their acquisitions to us of the present generation.” (Thucydides, 105) This quote shows that Pericles wanted to show more about what the
harsh everyday training found in other city-states. The Speeches that were given at funerals would primarily talk about the ancestors of the deceased and the lives they led. "And if our more remote ancestors deserve praise, much more do our own fathers, who added to
Unfortunately, it started Tuesday, May 10th, 2011, usually I go by my parent’s house before work and have coffee and donuts with my mother while we chit-chat about current events about our lives, but, I was running late for work that day. Afterward, at 10:45 a.m. I started calling my mother’s cell phone but she never answered. At noon, my phone rang and I assumed it was her, but, it was my father. The minute I answered the phone I knew something was wrong. He uttered, “your mother and sister had
Script: Good morning, I will be speaking on behalf of Emilia eulogising the tragic death of the beloved Desdemona. There will be a quite sombre tone brought throughout the Eulogy as Emilia was quite close and fond of Desdemona. Eulogy: [Emilia stands front to the crowd, shaken feeling unhinged and devastated, her lip slightly quivering] Good morning, Duke, Senators and loved ones. Thank you for attending today’s ceremony as we give our final farewell to Desdemona. I stand before you all here today
this piece of writing, the eulogy is about mourning the loss of Christopher Gardner at the funeral, in the movie “The Pursuit of Happyness”. His son, Christopher who speaks at his father’s funeral showing the relationship between him and his father and also show the impact that Christopher has made on his son. This eulogy is set shortly after the end of the movie. Welcome everyone, we have all gathered here to mourn the loss of a good man, Christopher Gardner, my father. I am glad that I got the