My Day Of A Conversation

I had always adored being in the classroom with her and trying to learn what she was teaching her classes, although they were much higher above my learning level. I had gone to the school with her for a couple years up until the time she had retired. This was an important aspect of my life because as I got older, English was always my strong point in school. Having her teach me how to read and write helped me become advanced in my English classes. I had always gotten high grades in all of my English courses or I was always put in the higher level reading groups at school. My grandmother really helped me establish a broad range of vocabulary; with this I was able to write quite well even as a young child in my younger

“ Sorry I forgot to tell you guys that A new family is coming to visit to maybe welcome some of you into a family” she said excitedly.

My grandma had survived a hard life, and yet managed to raise four responsible, well-educated, and successful children. All this she did while working as a respected psychiatric nurse and a state mental health board member. Although she had had and was still overcoming trials in life, I always knew she would be there and cared about me and my life. As my brother and I grew older and were unable to visit my grandparents as often as we

Back in the days, my wonderful Grandmother died in 1980 and left a few things around. My Mother went to her house to find out what she left in her house. I wasn’t born then but my mom told me what happened we really miss our grandmother and how she made us laugh and cry at some times. When my grandmother was alive she used to tell us how slavery was back in the days. We used to actually cry when she told us that we couldn’t believe how they use to get treated back in the days .My grandmother was a helping kind lady that helped us when she could that was the only person that looked out for us. She was the best in the world I know everybody else in the world wish they still have they grandmother. Whenever we didn’t have anything to eat my grandmother would make us something

My great grandma has always been nice to me. No matter how sick she gets, she never stops doing things for other people. Every morning people come over for breakfast at her house. My great grandma cooks all the food for them. She is always going to church or praying to God. This is why my Great Grandma is my Michigan Hero.

But very much so to my Grandmother as well. As I prepare to start the next chapter of my life, College, I am so thankful for my Grandmother for being a good example and motivation for me. Like her, I am not satisfied with “just enough” but instead to always strive to be the best that I can be. Like her, I work hard to be honest and fair. I volunteer for organizations like OCA Asian Pacific American Advocates and the Cleveland Asian Festival to help others and promote my heritage. Like my Grandmother, I have a deep commitment to family. In the years to come, I will work hard to excel. To be an example. To be a role model to others. Thank you Grandmother! My

She was always there for me and still is. I had one other living grandparent she didn't want to have anything to do with my family for reasons we could not understand. About two years ago she had a heart attack and wanted to see us, so my parents dropped everything they had going on and drove to Nevada to see her. We stayed in contact with her until we went to visit her for the last time. She had a stroke and wanted to see my dad before she died, so we cancelled what we had going on and drove to see her. The night we arrived in Reno to see my grandmother she died. I learned how my parents will do anything for family and that we have to be there for eachother no matter what. No matter how bad we mess up family will always be there for you in the end. And that is all that

Kheiron trotted over, offered me a hand and helped me up. “Aiden and Mason, on behalf of the Kingdom of Sirethiel, I thank you. You have restored our land! Gordok has been banished, and Zander has his staff so he can arise as king to lead the creature of our land in honor and fairness. Well done!”

My grandma was an amazing woman. She’s really tan, short, and always use to smell bad. I always use to think she never took a shower. She was around her 70’s but she’s one of the nicest people you’d ever meet. She was basically like a second mother to me, because she lived so close to me. I was constantly at her house. Almost every day I would walk down the street and visit.

He would sit with her and tell her about the news and what was happening around her and she would sit there and smile, listen, and nod. Even though my grandma lost most of her cognitive function near the end she always recognized her grandchildren, children, and especially her husband. Through the entirety of my Grandma’s illness my Grandpa kept up a positive attitude, he never got angry or impatient with her, he took her out on various outings and vacations, and assisted her with every aspect of daily living. My Grandpa was my Grandma’s primary care giver until she required the assistance of two people, which was only two weeks before she passed away as in the end stages Alzheimer’s ravages both the mind and body. My Grandpa is truly an inspiration; his selflessness, faith, compassion, and love encourage me to live a life full of benevolence. His actions have taught me that love is a powerful tool because love brings out the best of us when we are faced with adversity. Due to my Grandma’s disease she was forced to live in the moment, as she had no recollection of the past. My Grandpa embraced this challenge with her and filled their days with fun and

We could not have asked for a better grandma who was well raised by her parents and created this amazing lady that everyone had loved. She made a big impact on everyone's lives and always had a positive attitude. She would spend as much time with her family as she could and she would plan picnics at the beach and always bring her home made scones and jams along with her. She was always the one that would keep the family together and would put a smile on no matter how her day was going.

Every Sunday for as long as I can remember was always Sunday dinner at 1 o’clock at grandma’s house. Grandma Opal could out cook anyone, she had the best meals and desserts of anyone I knew. You could always smell something cooking from grandma’s kitchen as soon as you stepped outside your car. Yet, no matter how quick you were to sneak a cookie grandma would always be the first taste tester. Everything she cooked she tried to tell us kids that it was “blinky” and we shouldn’t eat it, but that was only her way of trying to trick us. Until Grandma Opal passed away at the age of 94 she was still cooking something delicious. During the summers I spent in Maysville I got to cook

My grandmother was a great woman who I loved very much, but being at her house all alone

Something else about my grandma that is stunning is her capacity to keep her head held High regardless of how negative the circumstances are. For instance, my grandpa leave this world when she was bearing a child around 7 months and 6 other children's, yet she didn't let her spirit drop.. Rather than moping or feeling frustrated about herself, she quickly let herself know and other people that she was going to get over this obstacle, regardless of how difficult the journey would be. It doesn't make a difference how awful she is feeling or how troublesome this process is, despite everything she sets aside her time to verify that other people is doing admirably. Such courage is rare on the planet today and I am happy to say that my grandma is

My great grandma was a very funny and joyful person, not even her Alzheimer’s could take that away from her. My favorite memories of her were watching her dance and sing to music,