The Importance Of Life In My Life

Think of something you can’t live without. Throughout the day, there wasn’t that thing to comfort you, or make your day. That thing could be as simple as the birds chirping in the morning, talking to your best friend, taking an extra step in helping somebody or strolling around the nearby park every Sunday afternoon. It could be as comforting as a hug from your mom, a corny pun from your dad, baking cookies with your grandmother, having adventures with your brother, or getting into deep, meaningful conversations with your sister. Siblings and close cousins have different and most likely a closer bond with you due to the smaller age gap and similarities. Interestingly enough, siblings can be both a blessing and a curse, They’ll be there for you when you need them, and they’ll talk about all of your embarrassing childhood moments to everyone you know, but when they’re gone, you always have that lingering feeling that something is missing.

I was born in a small village of Sylhet, Bangladesh, on December 3rd, 1999. I spend my childhood in Bangladesh, but long before I realize what life means, I was dragged here in the USA. Growing up in a loving family, I did everything my sisters didn’t do or couldn’t do. Mostly because Bangladesh is a patriarchal country and second mostly because I am the youngest of the family. My mother wants me to be a doctor since I was 5, because of the way I learned things so fast. My father said “no my daughter is going to be an engineer” when I was seven. My oldest sister wanted me to be a lawyer because I was very sassy and talkative. So I grew up with a lot of pressure on my shoulder, my family knew I had straight A’s even before I showed them my report card.

Famous musician, Arthur Rubinstein once stated, “There is no formula for success except perhaps an unconditional acceptance of life and what it brings”. Walking to school every day since being first enrolled in pre-school exposed me to a world different than what was displayed in television every morning. Cartoons would display joyful people out in the streets, clean sidewalks, and worryless kids. Once I would step outside of home and take hold of my mother’s hand and begin walking, I would see a world very different. Homeless sleeping on the dirty, uneven sidewalks became a daily scene I’d watch on my way to school. Streets littered with empty beer cans and bottles, used syringes, and a gray sky is what I remember most. Becoming very observant of my surroundings helped me develop the understanding of real world problems very early in life, shaping me as more of a critical thinker than others. My middle school experience changed me. As the agents of ICE drove away in a gray van with my father under their custody one Saturday morning, my life went from just identifying differences between real world issues and what was portrayed on television, to now living a struggle I was not prepared for at all. Knowing that my father would never set foot in the household again, I was now referred to as “the man of the house” by everyone who became aware of my family’s situation. Seeing how my mother was the one to take the biggest hit of all really took its toll on my new sense of responsibility. My mother would now only have her income to depend on in order to maintain the house, her business, and her three kids of whom I am the middle and only male child.

What is some things most people live life without enjoying? Most of the time, it is the small things in life. Many people go through life focusing on a big grand picture but fail to enjoy the little moments in life that make them happy for just a second or will amuse them for awhile. In my opinion if you live life worrying about what people think about you, or changing your lifestyle to fit in then you are not really enjoying life. I know this to be true because when I first moved to Heath, I was trying to fit in with people and made myself more like them rather than show them who I truly am. I realized quickly that if they didn’t like me for me then they were not the people I should hang out with. When I got into highschool, I was acting more like myself and was enjoying the little things that made me laugh or made others laugh. That ranged from being able to crack a joke sometimes to even just enjoying the music in the library and dancing a little to have some fun. I really think that no matter what we do in life there should always be some time to do things that are just fun and they don’t have to be on a big scale of events.

Growing up my family has always been there to provide for me. Now, I am in college away from the nest but never far enough that I still cannot fly back home. A year or so after graduation, I expect to be living on my own, without the protective wing of my parents overshadowing me. In order for me to achieve this freedom, I will need a steady job and a place to live. Simple! However, for me to achieve a happy life on my own, I will need to do a lot more than just make a living. I could consider myself free from my parents if I lived under the freeway in a cardboard box; however, that life would not further my personal freedom to be happy. Achieving happiness and contentment in life is not easy; the steps taken to cultivate joy in my life that are found in the paragraphs below are going to be hard but worth it. I would like to be happy in the future by keeping my body in the best physical condition possible, working at a job that brings me joy, and loving a woman with all of my heart.

Arguably, I am the dumbest smart person I know. One moment, I am on the top of the world leading an organization of more than 800 members; the next, I have my head stuck inside the freezer for 15 minutes in a lost cause to retrieve an ice cream bar. My life is full of ups and downs and I try to do my best, but often events escalate to the worst of scenarios. Looking at it closely, I see that my life resembles a sort of ongoing comedy. I can almost hear the powers that be, laughing hysterically at my follies. While the fates pay me visits, I seek to know why my life is full of laugh track moments.

Crouched under a mango tree trying to find shade from the scorching sun as sweat drips from my head to my feet, sizzling as it hits the ground.The temperature rises day by day in the summer I pray for rain to fall, looking at the stray animals on the streets in thirst for water. I stare off into distance of barren acres of land, touching the dry cracked soil and seeing lifeless crops die due to the boiling heat that I needed to take care of. As a young boy living in the rural areas of India in a middle class family everyone was taught at a young age to start working. Even though, I was the third child out of my four sibling it didn’t stop my parents from making me work out in the fields. It was tough having to do manual labor like doing field work to feeding and taking care of the animals everyday. As the roosters crow I wake up immediately and lay out my school uniform and shower, I comb my hair slicked back, put on my shoes and run off to school with my friends. I stopped going to school until the 10th grade because back in the day my parents wouldn't care that much about education like nowadays. It was more about harvesting corn in the summer to planting seeds in the winter. When I was around 20 years old my two older siblings got married and my family decided it was my turn. But my father tried to help me do something in life first rather than sit at home and drink or smoke so he opened a pharmacy but

My life hasn't always been easy, from a young age I have seen more than some kids my age should. My story is not one that is one full of laughter and countless childhood memories,no, mine is one full of tragedy yet resilience because i am not my story my story is only a part of me.

He was a really good guy, through and through. Never met anyone quite like him since, never expect I will ever again either. People like Joe didn’t come around too often. Once in a lifetime, maybe, if you’re lucky.

Like any person, I have essential elements in my life. I cannot live without. These elements grew with me since I was born. And these elements become more and more important. I cannot imagine my life without five significant things. These five things are like the blood to my heart. If I lose one of them, I will feel broken. These five things are parents, money, food, twitter, and wife.

Sitting under the umbrella, hearing the waves rush to the shore and knowing that it may be months before I would get to be with my friends again, I realized that I would be ok. My life had changed so much since I had arrived, four months previously. I had come to an understanding that I had wasted so much time not appreciating the person I was, and focusing on all the things I wasn’t, and looking for happiness by trying to please and be like others thought I should be. I didn’t love myself, and I wasn’t happy. But here, in St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest city in our nation, I had a rebirth, of sorts. I learned that I was enough, as long as I was becoming who I was meant to be, and that being happy was a choice.

Have you ever wondered where your life could be right now? What circumstances might have changed the path your life took? What different people might have been in your life because of the different path? These are questions that strike me occasionally. The main reason for this is because my life could have turned out quite differently. I am Chinese and was left at an orphanage when I was just a few days old, but was adopted when I was 14 months old. The life I have now is excellent, but sometimes I do wonder what my life would be like now if I had not been adopted. Now that I am nearly at adult age, what responsibilities would I have been expected to take care of? Where would I be living and could I even find any acceptable work? How

My life is sort of like a book, it should not be judged by its cover. Most of my peers perceive that everything in my life is sailing smoothly but boy were they wrong. While faking my well being was not in my best interest, I did it anyways. But because I lived up to the joyful girl I made myself to be people did not get to know who I truly am. Certainly life has been a struggle but slowly I am tearing down the walls I have built to protect myself because it is what I deserve.

My life is simple. My life is pressure free. My life is easy. There is no coldness freezing us to death, but only the warm texture of the sun giving comfort and light across the whole nation. The weather is always alive with bright green grass that never changes color. The best parts are the neighbours, the restaurants, and, the outdoor sports in my town, which is call Klang. Yes, the food is on fire at every restaurants in Klang, and I am addicted to fried rice, noodle soup, chicken, shrimp, curly fries, grilled beef. In Klang, sports has a value about a thousand more times than jewelry.

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