My Credit For Dating My Parents

I value my family so much. They don’t always do what I want them to do, but they always do what I need them to do. I would like to introduce you to some of the most favorite people in my life. First, my mom (Helen) and my dad (Terry). My parents are just so perfect and they have created a wonderful young lady. I wish I was the only child, but, I’m not. I have two siblings, both of my sisters are older than me and married with children. I have a sister on my

My parents have done an amazing job raising my brother, sister, and I. My parents are very involved in my life and would do anything to make sure I am happy. I hope that when I become a parent, I will be as selfless and kind as mine are. Honestly, I wouldn’t change anything about my mom and dad’s

My parents raised me, their names are Mari and Martin Carrillo, I also have one older his name is Joshua Carrillo. My parents are the reason I am who I am today, They sacrificed so much for me and for my brother, my dad would work all day every day and he would get out of work pretty late. My mom would work during the day and get out at 4 and pick up me and my brother, take us home feed us and then go back to work for another 2 hours and be home by 6. They've always gave up and sacrificed so much for me and my brother to make sure we had food on the table and everything we needed for school and at home.

They are the only ones I have unconditional support and are my reason to succeed in life. My parents gave up so much for us at a young age and didn’t get to enjoy nor acquire a higher education due to financial problems, and I am utterly proud of how far they’ve come and all their successes. They came from nothing to living the life they desired when they were young, having to sacrifice absolutely everything just for their children. For that reason I want to succeed in everything possible to make them proud and just let them enjoy the life they deserve and that I will gladly provide one day

thanking them for all the opportunities they offered and gave to me. I also wish to

A mother who made many sacrifices and went days without eating to make sure that I did. A mother who taught me the significance of education, religion, and morals and values. One who told me to respect others, to open the door for his elders, to have manners, to let ladies go first, to treat others the way he’d like to be treated, and best of all to help and give to others less fortunate than him. She has provided me with the best possible education that a waitress with two kids can. This education has brought me many great teachers who have genuinely cared about me and my future. Teachers who have pushed me to be better academically and in my own life. I have also had friends who have motivated and competed with me to bring out the best in each

We all have someone that we attached to at a young age. Whether it be a relative, family friend or role model. My person was my grandfather. He was one of the most kind hearted people you could ever meet; he was also one of the funniest. I can be having a terrible day and think about something he said or did and I can’t help but smile to myself. Pawpaw was my mother’s father and my grandmother’s husband. They were the “All-American” family. They lived in suburbia, Granny didn’t have to work and they lived life comfortably. My father wasn’t so fortunate in his youth. He had an extremely dysfunctional family and childhood. No one ever saw my mom and dads marriage working out but somehow they defied the odds and are still happily

Growing up my brother and I were really close because we spent a lot of our free time at the Chinese food restaurant my parents owned. When all the adults are working there's not really much to do except play and talk with each other and so we've always been close. Even now that we aren't anywhere near each other most of the time we make the effort to try and talk as much as possible. Growing up at the restaurant was a really unique experience looking back and something I'm thankful for now. My parents have owned that restaurant for over 20 years and most of the employees and the customers are people who have been there almost the entire time. They've all seen me grow up and it's almost been like having 10 sets of parents supporting and loving you. The only bad thing about that is when they all whip out the embarrassing stories of you as a child and everyone is there to back them up, but other than that I'm really grateful for everyone that's helped me become who I am today. Watching my parents work at the restaurant also made me really appreciative of everything they sacrificed for me. When I was younger and going through my bratty middle school years I definitely didn't feel this way, I complained a lot and resented having to spend my summers preparing vegetables and doing inventory when all my friends were on fancy vacations. As I got into high school I definitely started to realize the amount of work my parents were

When I was just 6 months old, my parents left me with my grandparents in India to pursue the "Indian" American dream. I soon realized I would need to "grow up" quicker since my grandparents were old and couldn't expend all of their energy taking care of me. When I was 11, I was fortunate enough to reunite with my parents. Although I was grateful for this, I wasn't able to fully embrace them. My parents quickly found out I wasn't excited with ordinary kid activities, so they started taking me with them to our gas station in the summers. By going to the gas station with my mom in the morning at 5 AM in the struggling town of Crenshaw, MS, I was able to kindle a strong relationship with my mom and learn valuable life lessons in the process. The first year, I learned how to greet people when they were ready to check out; I noticed there

In order to pursue their idea of the American dream, my parents uprooted themselves from their hometown and crossed a short 6,380 miles to replant in a foreign country while bringing as much of their homeland as they could carry in their luggage, thoughts, beliefs, and tastes, many of which they passed on to me. This new chapter of their lives opened with them working as dish washers at a shifty restaurant in Oregon before moving to California and having me. From there, my

They provide for me, teach me, and show me how to be the best I can. One of the best things they do for me are giving me responsibility and make me appreciate what I have. My parents have taught me almost everything I know. My papaw is 58 years old and one of the toughest and hardest working person I know. He retired last year because of heart surgery he had. He eats the greasiest food you could think of. He lives with my Aunt Joe and Uncle Ray, every morning he’ll fry up some eggs and go to his chicken farm. Nothing slows him down, takes care of all his chickens, gets the eggs, feed them and most important protects them. He Loves to hunt more than anything. There are lots of coyotes, squirrels and rabbits to keep him

They had to travel hours, sometimes, to go some of my football games. I have always appreciated them doing this, they never had to go to any of my games. Them doing this showed me they cared, it showed they sacrificed their time to support me. This would help me play better knowing my family is there for me no matter what. If we won, or if we lost; no matter what they were always there to support me. They always knew how to cheer me up after a hard fought loss or a blowout loss. It’s not that easy for some people to do what they have, and you never know how much your parents actually sacrificed for you until you think about it. All the times they took you to practice, games, team dinners or parties. This has helped me to become the athlete, and man I am today. All I can say is thank you to my family for always being my support

No one can match up to the greatness of my parents. First of all, they always make me feel safe, even in the darkest of times. One time, I got lost in the city of København, and my mum went HYSTERICAL. Seriously. And finally, they make sure I’m not a meanie like SOMEONE(hem hem -my brother- hem hem).

My parents as well as my extended family have been crucial in providing the foundation for my beliefs, attitudes and values. I grew up

The early married days were difficult for my parents. My Mom at times seek support to my Dad's Mom , a teacher with my Dad's father also helping them being young married couple because he worked as a School Principal . My Dad had yet to