My Life To Remember : A Life To Remember

I will always remember the Summer of 1973. It was special because my Dad took my sister, brother and I on vacation to visit my Aunt Fina who lived in Orange County while my Mom stayed home with my two younger sisters. It would be the first time I would feel like I belonged and the first and last time we would have Dad to ourselves even if it was for three short days. On Tuesday we packed the yellow 1957 Chevy Bel Air and off we went. The three of us were so excited and Dad who usually wanted everything

People have some kind of conflict with someone in daily basis and that’s the reality, sometimes people are having a conflict with their family and sometimes with their friends. One particular event that I remember from my life is when my whole family was sitting together with my uncle’s and cousins. My dad started a conversation about education and how todays kids are not doing what they are supposed to or they are not working as hard as they supposed to which lead to a much greater conversation. Everyone

I remember that I served in the military service three years ago, and serving the military service was my perfect turning point that changed my entire life. I remember that when I was 20, I was very introverted that I could not even talk with other people to ask the directions. I remember that I had just reached young adulthood, and did not know about the world. I remember that I didn’t have any confidence, passion, patience, and willingness to challenge myself for my goals. I remember that I was

I remember that I served in military service at three years ago, and serving the military service was my perfect turning point that changed my entire life. I remember that when I was 20, I was very introverted that I could not even talk with other people to ask the directions. I remember that I just reached young adult who did not know about the world and just graduated from high school. I remember that I didn’t have any confidence, passion, patience, and willingness to challenge myself for my goals

this negative mood?" kept rolling around in my head - in between my long line of negative thoughts. Meditation came to mind. Distraction came to mind. Having a nap came to mind. But, the thought - "Are these thoughts really that important?" also came to mind. And that led me to think about what is really important in life. So I asked myself, "What do you really want to remember most about life?" The answer that came helped me instantly get out of my negative state, relax, and focus on important

My favorite vacations were when we went to the zoo and down to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. I went to Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum to the Ripley's Aquarium. I love animals and weird people so these vacations were super important to me. When I went to Gatlinburg, Tennessee I was with my parents, grandparents, my brother, and my cousin Savannah. I got to go to all the little shops, Dig through rocks, and I remember honking through this tunnel we drove in. I guess it was tradition. I remember going

when you died. It means what people will always remember you by. I want my legacy to inspire others and make them feel like sometimes the only thing you can do is give kindness. I also think quirkiness can be a great legacy too. To me, kindness and quirkiness is the key to life. I would like it if people would remember me by the little quirky things. I don’t want people to remember me by how famous I was or how many cars I had. I want people to remember that I didn’t like the color orange or that I

leave on the people who surround you and how they will remember you. My legacy that I would like to leave on the world will differ from every decision that I will make throughout my life. There’s a poem by Robert Frost called The Road Not Taken. This poem shows how every decision that you make throughout your life can affect your legacy. Each decision that I make today can greatly affect my reputation in the future. How will the world remember me? Now that is an excellent question. As I said before

I remember about a year ago, going to Washington state with my family. I remember as soon as the plane landed, the cool and fresh air that was blowing. I remember looking all around me and seeing mountains and forests all around me, I absolutely loved it. I remember the day that we went on the trails through Mt. Rainer and being surrounded by nothing but rock and forest. The view was like nothing I have ever seen before, I remember looking down from a ledge in the forest and thinking how amazing

important to remember the actions of the past or to look towards the future to make life better? These are all important parts of life to think about, but the most important part in my life is to remember the past. Remembering the past in important to one's life because the things of the past guide us to the acts of the future. In Elie Wiesel's lecture entitled “Hope, Despair, and Memory”, he states, “Remembering is a noble and necessary act.” I think it is important to remember the good and