Free Narrative Essays: Jane's Experience With Divorce

“Okay,” Grandma said quietly. “Sit next to me, and I’ll read you a bedtime story.” Amira crawled up and sat down beside Grandma. There was plenty of room in the cozy old chair. Grandma read a story about a girl and her playful pet cat. Sara sat on the rug and listened. “It’s time for

Her grandma continues to walk around in the store, Lucy’s following her and touching the clothes as she’s walking. Her mom is around here somewhere...but she doesn’t know where. She looks around but keeps following her grandma. “Do you know where mom is?” Her grandma asks her. She shakes her head, “No,” Lucy replied.

"Dad wants me to stay here and live with him. Is that okay?" my son asked. "He's promised me all kinds of "neat stuff" and I can get to know my step family better.

She went on home and explained to her grandpa what was going on and how much getting that jacket meant to her. She explained to him that it was not only a jacket, but it showed the hard work she had done in the last eight years and that is why they where giving it to her. Then, she let him know the downside of the reward; she had to pay fifteen dollars for it. Her grandpa was kind of confused about the situation.

Personal Narrative: Divorce Mum had briefly informed me that we were going to a place that would

Jane is the narrator who suffers from postpartum depression, she recently had a child, but cannot take care of it due to the fact that she is sick. Her husband John controls her life and tells her what she can and can’t do. Her sister in law cleans the house they rented for over the summer and Mary is the one who takes care of the child. As the narrator loses touch with the outer world, she comes to a greater understanding of the inner reality of her life. She starts to go insane being in the room she is in the whole time and she can’t do nothing about because her husband is controlling what she has to do. Living in today’s world she can go to therapy and also go to marriage counselling or couples’ therapy to get help with her marriage.

Susie’s mother opened the door to let Molly, Susie’s babysitter, inside. Ten-month old Susie seemed happy to see Molly. Susie then observed her mother put her jacket on and Susie’s face turned from smiling to sad as she realized that her mother was going out. Molly had sat for Susie many times in the past month, and Susie had never reacted like this before. When Susie’s mother returned home, the sitter told her that Susie had cried until she knew that her mother had left and then they had a nice time playing with toys until she heard her mother’s key in the door. Then Susie began crying once again.

Jane (the wife) is a middle class wife that has no power over anything. Jane got diagnosed with depression. Her husband John, that is a doctor and Jane's husband, made Jane stay in the room for rest. He put her in ugliest room

The mom is waiting on her daughters Dee in the front yard. The other daughter Maggie is nervous to see her sister; because of the burns all over her from a house fire that occurred 10 years ago. Maggie is jealous of the success and easier life her sister Dee has had. Mamma is imaging her daughter Dee coming home and praising her for the success Dee has made for herself. When Dee arrives to the house with her boyfriend, Hakim the mother disapproves of him and the clothing she is wearing. Then Dee sees some old quilts that were made a long time ago and were used by her ancestors in the Civil War. Dee continues to insist on the quilts saying Maggie is not mature enough to have them, then Maggie comes in the room and tries to make peace

The house was flooded with people, all there to pay respects to Claudia's late grandmother. Long forgotten relatives walked by with uncomfortable smiles and tear streaked faces; many stopping to share their condolences or ask how she was doing. She responded accordingly, with a 'thank you' here and an 'okay' there. When everyone had filed to the kitchen, she headed in the opposite direction - where she let her mind wander to her grandmother's service.

Story Summary: In this memoir, the relationship between Annabelle and her grandmother were going great but then things took a turn for the worst. Something happened to her that made Annabelle realize she needs to appreciate her grandmother more. They eventually got back to a good place in their relationship.

“Here is your Uncle Fred. A self made man, he was well liked by everyone. And here is Aunt Josie on the day she turned twenty one. Here is your great grandmother reading her

Mrs sommers get this money and finally spends it on herself and not for her children and now that she know how it feels to be important and rich she doesn't want to just get in the cable car and leave it all behind. Mrs. Sommers tries her hardest to be a responsible mother but when give this money she turns into someone she never thought she would be and now that she's has some power and ins caring for herself,not just her kid. She doesn't want to go and leave in because then it will all just end and she doesn't know when she will feel like this

“Divorce 1. The ending of a marriage by a legal, 2. A complete separation between two things” (merrriam-websters.com). Divorce is not a pleasing word to hear or to be heard relating to your marriage. Unfortunately, my father, Michael Asuncion, had divorced my mother six years ago when I was just twelve years old. To tell you the truth, this is something that I didn’t understand until I got older. But this is not about me. This is about my father and how the divorce with my mom affected him, my brothers, and his future.

Jane was so excited that she said “Let’s go get her now!!” Jane’s dad nodded his head and they headed out the door they attached the wagon to the back and they were off!