My Speech On Christmas Day

I can remember the Christmas morning of 2009. I ran downstairs to see what Santa had left me under the tree. When I saw the pink Barbie convertible car I started jumping up and down. I wanted to take it outside immediately and ride it. It was one of my favorite and most loved toys that I ever had. I would drive around in my Barbie car everyday around my neighborhood. My cousins and friends would come on play dates and drive my convertible around the neighborhood. My best Christmas gift was when I received my dog Chloe. I met Santa Claus in The Falls for the first

It was a Tuesday afternoon when my dad picked me up from school at 2:20 pm. It was my last year at Miami Carol City Senior High School. On the way home, we talked about him buying me my first car. I wanted a car because almost every senior at my high school drove to school. Even though my house was 3 minutes away, I walked to school, which made it 15 minutes walk. When we arrived in front of our house, we both walked inside the house and directly into the kitchen. As I turned the corner to into the kitchen, my mom was inside the kitchen making chicken pasta. My dad and I sat at the table as he said out loud, “ I think we should go ahead and buy Kia her first car.”

It was Christmas Eve. My brothers and I sat on the livingroom floor. The Christmas tree lights dimly lit the room. We sat around my mother who was sitting on the couch while my Father was looking for The Night Before Christmas

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Then there it was we arrived at 6 flags. I was so excited because the only rollercoaster I been on was the zippin pippin. So I didn't know what to expect. We ran the gate to get in to get our wristband. Then I heard it the sound of kids screaming it was a amazing. The ride I wanted to ride the most was the super man. It’s a ride where you leaning forward like superman. It took forever to get on the ride. I was so impatient to get on the ride. Then finally we got on the ride. Me and my mom were screaming the whole time it’s was so funny. Then we got of then we went to the raging bull. After we got of the raging bull. We got something to eat I got a chicken srip basket and fries and so did my mom. After we were gone eating the wait I have been waiting all day for the Goliath. The number 1 scariest ride in the world. That line took 3 hour to wait we were on it. Screamed the whole time with enjoyment. When we got of it we went to our hotel and ate supper. Then finally I could open up my present. I got a brand new Orange Mako 2016. I was so excited I was jumping of the wall. Then it was morning and we left the hotel and headed back home. That was so AWESOME I told my mom and she had fun

Christmas arrived during my first week home after my discharge from the army. I had been stateside six months, and when I woke up, I felt like I lost my marbles. I mean I wondered if I was an addict, an alcoholic, or insane.

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The day after Christmas, supposedly the most wonderful time of the year, was the opposite. I woke up and something

Christmas morning 3 years ago I woke up extraordinarily early because it was Christmas. Walking into the hallway, I saw the Christmas tree all lit up with tons of presents under it all different shapes and sizes. I went to my brother’s bedroom muttering saying, “Hey wake up you sleepyhead.” Then we went downstairs and woke up our parents jumping on them. My mom’s growled “What time is it you bunch of crazy people?”

On Christmas morning I woke up at 6:30. I was so tired but still enthusiastic. I was trying so hard to get my parents to come down stairs so I could open up my presents. When they finally

A week later, I was still waiting for Santa to visit and I was constantly trying to stop Caroline from bullying Linda. That night, when I went to go to bed, Santa was in my room! I explained the situation to him and I told him “I needed him to help Caroline”. He said, “I have just the

I remember waking up on Christmas day with a huge smile on my face, heart full of joy, and my stomach barking. I can smell all the spices cooking down stairs. As soon as I got out of bed I will rushed down the steps into the kitchen to see what my mom had prepare for us on this special day. We had different variety of food turkey, stuffing, ham, bake beans, mac and

Later that day, my sister and I went to the track at Memorial Park. My sister was teaching me how to bike. In the beginning, I was not happy and really wanted my dad to teach me instead of my sister. I was whining a lot whenever I passed my dad, but he always ignored me. Eventually, I gave up and allowed my sister to teach me how to bike. When I was finally able to ride the bike, my sister and I rode on the track together. We were talking to each other while paying attention to the road because

Hello everyone. Im Jinny’s daughter and second child, Sara and Im 17. I am not quite sure where to even begin here, so let me start from the beginning. My first memory of mom was during some party during the summer in our backyard. I was about 2 or 3 years old, and my memory is very fuzzy, but I remember there being family and love and celebration. My mom was the kind of person who never thought of herself and would give up anything to make sure everyone else was happy. She created an environment around her so everyone felt accepted and loved. Right from the beginning she was there for me and she never let me go. No matter how hard I tried to escape her unconditional love. She went on every single girl scout camping trip I had so I didn’t have to be alone with those bratty girls. I wanted my independence from her back then, but now I would give anything to spend one more night in those cramped cabins with her.

It was our first Christmas in our little cabin and the mountain air reeked with the holiday spirit. My husband's family would arrive Christmas Eve morning and leave the day after Christmas which meant we had a lot to do.