Personal Childhood Web
Personal Childhood Web
My mom taught me how to the mother I am today, I am nurturing my children the way she nurtured me. I am teaching them how to survive on their own. My mother also taught me that is doesn’t matter how old you are always fulfill your dream.
My Dad is whom I get my strong work ethics from. My professional drive is from my father. He would take me to work with him on a Saturday. When I got older he paid me to do office work at his consulting firm.
My Grandmother showed me how to be a strong independent woman. She became a single parent when my Dad was twelve. She never gave up and always leaned on her faith to give her strength.
Mrs. Bowman was my sixth grade teacher. I was in her class that I really started to enjoy education. She taught me so much with regards to education. She taught me how to write a picture book. My reading level increased three grades while I was in her class. She also taught me to face my fears. I landed the lead in one our class plays and that was a huge success for me because I was shy.
My Aunt Donna came into my life when she married my uncle. My Aunt was not aggressive in trying to create a relationship with me. She just let it happen naturally. My aunt has always been there for me. She would offer me a job, her home and her love is unconditional.
Kermethia
Jul 15, 2012 @ 17:51:33
Deanna
Great advice from your mom. I know that my mom did not receive her B.S. until her children were grown with children of their own. We were so very proud of her. I , myself, in my “mature” state continue to go to school and attend various workshops and seminars.