I Am A Family Friend

One in a Million Hi, I’m Ross Green. When I was 7, something tremendous happened. It changed my life forever. I am lucky for what I have. Family and friends. Although I will be in a wheelchair the rest of my life, I’m lucky to still be living after what happened. Here’s the story. “Wanna come with me?” Mom asked, “I’m going to the grocery store.¨ It was easter morning. My mom was going to the grocery store to get some orange juice that she forgot yesterday. I mean really, you can’t have easter without

one am I ?  We build our identity by every choice we make. Our identity is the image that we project out into the rest of the world as an image and or reflection of ourselves. Identity is something you have after you are born. It is your personality, your ability to do things, your behavior, appearance choices, and beliefs. I myself am the image of a Mother which society sees as caring, lovable, and protectant; but there’s is more to my identity than these two little human beings of mine. I am also

identity. For me two cultures I can think that I am a part of is my family’s culture and I am a part of my friend’s culture and that is where most of my beliefs and ideals come from. More specifically the part of our cultures I am talk about is our behaviors when we are around each other because I am sure like most people I act differently when I am around my parents and when I am around my friends. Much like my clothing, I “wear” my behaviors depend on where I am or who I am with. Most of my clothing

response is that I am thankful to have a cup,” - Anonymous. It’s very important to be thankful for what we have. Many people are homeless, without food, water, and without families. Each and everything thing we have are gifts from God, and we should be grateful to show that we appreciate the things we have. Especially since God did not need to give you certain things, like a house or food, and many people don’t have those things. Some kids are orphans, and don’t even have a family. They have nobody

What are you thankful for? Well I am thankful for food, family and friends, and a house. All of these things are a big part of my life. Some kids in the world do not have food,shelter, toys, family, friends, and more. We are thankful for all of the support given to us and we are thankful for the lives we were given to live. If we did not have support we would have nothing everyone needs support even when not asked for it. I am thankful for food because without food I would not be able to live. Everyone

I come from a family that is half Irish, a quarter German and a quarter Portuguese. My mom’s side of the family lives in San Diego, where my dad’s side lives in Boston. I am very thankful for many things in my life. In particular, I am very grateful for my grandparents, family, and friends. I am very thankful for my grandmas. They are especially important to me for these reasons. Both have helped me when when I was going through tough times. When both of my grandpas died, they talked to me and

like education, family, and friends. In my life, I value many different things. Some things that I value and that I am thankful for include my education, my family, and my friends. My education, family, and friends are all very important to me. To begin, I will need my education to do the things in life that I want to do. For example, if I want to buy anything at a store, I'll need money, which will come from my job. If I want to go on a trip, I will need to pay for the trip and I will have to have

Autobiography of Kevin Prince Sometimes, I come home after school and stare at a framed picture on my wall of Taj Mahal to remind me of where I was born, India. I spent the first seven years of my life there. Then my family moved to Edmonton, Canada, searching for jobs because my dad’s business profit back home was decreasing immensely. English was very different from my first language, Malayalam, but I was taught all of the alphabets and its pronunciations at school in India, therefore it

Autobiography of Kevin Prince Sometimes, I come home after school and stare at a framed picture on my wall of Taj Mahal to remind me of where I was born, India. I spent the first seven years of my life there. Then my family moved to Edmonton, Canada, searching for jobs because my dad’s business profit back home was decreasing immensely. English was very different from my first language, Malayalam, but I was taught the alphabet and its pronunciations at school in India, therefore it was not

way. I am different like everybody else. I’m here to tell you why. I have great values and some bad values. But overall I am a very kind and caring person. Thanks to my family and friends I am the way I am now. 3 reasons I am the way I am now is because of my family who has been with me since day 1, my friends who are always super funny and fun to be with, and my religion that shapes the way I look at life. My family Is a plays a big part in my life. Without my family i am nothing. My family means