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Most Memorable Childhood Event
My Most Memorable Event
My most memorable childhood event was when I was 13 years old; it was the Fourth of July. A big family vacation a barbeque, overnight stay and
out of town trip to six flags, and I had a blast the night before me, my mom, sisters and brothers packed our bags to stay the night over my cousin
house in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. She had the biggest house ever I thought it was a mansion; five bedrooms two and half bath, a swimming pool, a
game/movie room with a nice big kitchen. It was something that I was not use, knowing that we stayed in a three bedroom based on an income
apartment on the East side of Nashville.
Arriving to my cousin house I saw a lot of my family members even the ones that was from out of town. We greeted each other and we went on
about our business. As my grandmother, mom, and aunts prepared the food for the barbeque. The other adult gathered around different table's
playing cards, dominos, shooting dice, and watching movies or sports on TV. I remember me my siblings and cousins played outside from
swimming; sports, danced and hide go seek anything that you could think of for children to do. When the food was ready we gathered together and
said prey and feast. After dinner was served everyone went to movie room for family time. We watched a movie called Madea's Family Reunion by
Tyler Perry. The Movie reminded me so much of my family. It let me know that family is everything and no family is perfect. We just have to learn to
stick
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Childhood Stress
2 Children of all ages involuntary go through childhood stress and the burdens that often times come along with it. Many children go through common
struggles such as poverty, divorce and etc. that can not be controlled. Although childhood stress can not be avoided, assistance from adults that have
also been through childhood stress and positive tactics to releasing stress can help in the battle of childhood stress and turn it from a negative situation
into a positive learning experience.
Childhood stress is separated into three particular categories that varies from positive to negative. The first common type of stress is positive stress,
which is normally triggered by new experiences or changes within a child's life that is...show more content...
Many children go through bodily deterioration such as becoming deathly ill and more prone to illnesses. The list for these illnesses goes as far as
obesity, heart disease, diabetes, suicide attempts and etc(MiddleBrooks Audage pg.6). One common issue that happens often in a child with major
stress is damages to the hippocampus. This is usually caused by a particular form of stress, PTSD that occurs after traumatic events (Cogner). PTSD
is stated by Cogner as "physical, emotional or sexual abuse, witnessing violence or experiencing lasting separation and loss"(Cogner). This causes a
lack of ability to complete significant steps in life in order to progress as an individual. Because of the experiences that people were exposed to with
this type of stress, children tend to purposely destroy their memory of it which also reduces the hippocampus which allows for learning and memory
abilities. Although many children suffer from the effects of childhood stress, just as many are able to seek help in many ways through social interaction
and intrapersonal work through themselves. There are many organizations within the United States that is dedicated to offering support and other tools
to help children relieve stress and to get out of the depression that it may cause. The "National Child Traumatic Stress

THESIS STATEMENT: Childhood experiences affect Personality and Behaviour In
Adulthood
I. Introduction
A. The controversy B. Statement of the Problem C. Significance of the Study
II. Childhood Experiences affect personality and behaviour in Adulthood
A. The type of discipline used in Early Childhood affects child behaviour, attitude & personality.
B. Personality & temperament is present at birth but is reshaped by the child experiences & environment.
C. The Parent–Child relationships contribute changes to the development of the child's self–concept & individuality.
III. Conclusion
Introduction The world is a vast land for us humans. Humans that was different in each other, and...show more content...
Back to the latter, as stated by HURLOCK (1982), Self–esteem is a component of personality. And an individual's personalities were influenced by the
childhood experiences. And somewhat childhood experiences may be good or bad. Meaning, our progression as individuals depends upon our
childhood experiences, so good childhood experiences means good personality. And good personality comes a high self–esteem. And high self esteem
means higher self–efficacy, which leads to a higher aspirations & greater persistence in work which also in a way leads to a better individual
having a pleasing personality and achieving a better community.
Statement of the Problem
This study is conducted to prove that the childhood experiences affects personality & behaviour in adulthood. It also hopes that through this study
parents will have a better parenting style implant to their young ones in order to develop a pleasing personality, good behaviour, & right attitudes.
And to have a confidence in ourselves. Specifically it aims to answer the following questions: 1. Does the type of discipline used in early childhood
affects children's behaviour, attitude & personality in adulthood? 2. Is personality and temperament present at birth? 3. Does the Parent–child

Relationship contribute to the development of child self–concept?
Significance of the study
This study is important to strengthen the bonds between the Parent and the

Childhood Memories Essay
When I was a young child I would love to hear my parents tell me that we were going on a trip. I would be full of excitement, because I knew that
we would be going to a place that I had never seen before. My parents, my brother, and I would pack our luggage and venture out in our small gray
minivan. Three of my most cherished memories in our minivan are when we went to Disney World, the beach, and the mountains.
When I heard my parents talking about going to Disney World I was so excited. It was a long trip down to Florida and I could not sit still, because I
was so excited. We finally arrived that evening and decided to stay in a hotel near thetheme park. When it was time for bed I could not go to sleep for a
long time, because I...show more content...
Going to the beach was nothing like going to the lake or swimming pool. The ocean had large waves that would come crashing into the beach. I
was so small that the waves would just throw me around. I also got to walk down the beach and find different objects that the waves had washed
up on shore. I found seashells that had brilliant colors like the rainbow. I even found a creature that looked like pink jelly. I picked the creature up
with a stick and took it to show my dad. My dad told me that it was a jellyfish that could sting me, so he made me bury it in the sand. I saw another
creature that was gliding in shallow water. It was dark brown with a long tail and looked like it had wings. It was a horrible looking creature that I
had never seen before. My dad came down to the water to see what I was looking at. He told me that they were called skates, and they would not
hurt me. That was the first time I saw something living in the ocean besides a fish. My dad then showed me that there were little creatures called,
sand fiddlers, which would wash up when the waves crashed into the shore. We sat down on the sand so he could show me how to catch them. The
sand fiddlers would dig down in the sand fast as lightning, so we had to dig for them fast as we could. When I caught one it felt like it was trying to
dig into your hand with what seemed like a million legs. After about four hours I was exhausted and starving. I

One of the best days of my childhood was the day my older brother rolled his sparkling new bike up the driveway. I remember it fondly, it was a
summers day and I sat on the front stoop of my small little home with my mom watching my dad and brother unload the new bicycle from our family
minivan. Lime green hammerhead sharks wrapped around the cobalt blue aluminum framing and silver hand breaks glittered in the sunlight. When
my brother and I were kids, having a bike was a gateway to freedom and more independence. I'd watch Kenneth race up and down the cracked
sidewalk on the silver Gremlin bike awaiting my turn to ride. My instincts to keep up with my big brother would boil, I coveted that Gremlin and when
I did get the chance to ride it, I felt brave. Kenneth's new Hammerhead bike meant the Gremlin was finally mine, a hand me down that was just out of
reach for years. That evening we strapped on our helmets and raced down the sidewalks together and followed my dad around the neighborhood. I
remember peddling past the library, stopping to get a donut at the supermarket, through parks and toward my tiny preschool, Evergreen Christian.
When I still lived in Alger Heights I was too young to understand the story of the neighborhood and the social sciences involved in this community, so
when my group chose this neighborhood I was excited to learn more about the community I was raised in. I returned to the neighborhood a few weeks
ago and instead of exploring on my Gremlin

Reflection About Childhood
Looking back, my childhood was something that I always enjoyed, and I was happy for every event that took place in it. It was what formed me today,
and I'm proud of who I have become. My childhood consisted of the days I didn't have to worry about college, or how many hours of work I was going
to have to work this week. I was a very naive child, but as a child there are many things that you don't need to worry about or think about. I always
saw how hard my parents worked, to see me smile, and see me happy. I appreciated how friendships take time to form and mean something. As a child,
I always just lived in the now. I never really thought to look into the future, or worry about what I was even going to do the next day, I always just
worried about what I was going to do for the current day. Which, clueless about what I wanted to do with my life, or what I wanted to be, but I enjoyed
the simplicity of it. Life was simple, and as a child, I always just thought I would go through life just living each day by each day. I never really looked
forward or made any long–term plans, though now that I'm older I indeed wished I had. As a child, everything was straightforward. I would get up
for school, go hang out with friends and play games! Then when I went home, I would eat and probably watch some TV and then go to bed. The
schooling was easy, and so was everything else! Or at least it seemed. As a child, I often just asked politely for a toy I wanted, or some fast food I
wanted. I

My Most Memorable Event Essay
My most memorable childhood event was when I was 15 years old. It was the Fourth of July. A big family vacation a barbeque, over night stay and
out of town trip to six flags, and I had a blast the night before me, my mom, sisters and brother packed our bags to stay the night over my cousin
house in Goodlettsville ,Tennessee. She had the biggest house ever I thought it was a mansion; six bedrooms two an half bath, a swimming pool, a
game/movie room with a nice big kitchen. It was something that I was not use, knowing that we stayed in a three bedroom based on an income
apartment on the East side of Nashville. Arriving to my cousin house i seen alot of my family members even the ones that was from out of town. We
greeted eachother and...show more content...
We finally came to a stop i was waken by my big brother hitting me with a water balloon. i was pissed and i rush out the car to get him back but my
mom was giving us that you better act like you got some sence or we leaving look so we got under control. Once we got in the theme park the fun
had begun. There were so many rides big and small. Some of them i did'nt get to ride because i was too short and they didnt believe my age. So i
was mad and ready to home because i thought it was unfair. So i decide to stay by the pool with my granny and Aunt Jackie. Which was fine with
me because they gave me money to play games and to get food. I remember almost collecting fifthy dollars from them and that was alot of money
to me. I listen to all the grown up gossip. They were funny until they realized i was laughing with them. So they made me go play. I finally seen
my brother swimming so that was my plan in revenge i jump on him while he was under water and didnt let him until i felt like he had
enough.After while it turned into a game of marco polo. Then it was time to go we got together we all gathered at the concenstation stand and got
food and drinks. We took a couple of pictures together and said our last goodbyes before we hopped back on the road to go home. I had so much fun
at that the sometimes i wish i could go back to that age at times, but now i have my own kid to raise and have family vacation with. I just

Summary: The Adverse Childhood Experience
The ACE Study was designed to answer the question: "If risk factors for disease, disability, and early mortality are not randomly distributed, what early
life influences precede the adoption or development of them (preventchildabuse.org)?" Adverse Childhood Experience does not evoke preconceived
notions or biases about the perpetrators or victims of child abuse, domestic violence, or persons with mental health or substance abuse issues. The term
"adverse" implies stress. However, the biologic stress response is largely responsible for the negative impact of ACEs on brain development.
"Experiences" was the term chosen rather than "Environment" because the latter term can imply exposure to environmental toxins. As framed by the
study, "Childhood" refers to the first 18 years of life (preventchildabuse.org).
The Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) Study was initially conducted at Kaiser Permanente from 1995 to 1997. This study is a partnership between
the Center for...show more content...
The CDC findings of the survey stated that the short and long–term outcomes of these childhood exposures include a multitude of health and social
problems. Almost two–thirds of the study participants reported at least one ACE, and more than one of five reported three or more ACE
(www.cdc.gov). Also, the ACE study had proven that the total number of stress during childhood had demonstrated an increase in the number of ACEs.
Furthermore, when the number of ACE increases, these numbers are a result in the percentage for health issues to increase in a strong and graded
number (www.cdc.gov). Some of these health issues may include chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), depression, fetal death, illicit drug
use, Ischemic heart disease, liver disease, smoking, multiple sexual partners, suicide attempts, and adolescent

Essay Writing: Childhood Observation
A young lady, dressed in a deep blue dress, pushed her messy brown hair out of her face as she entered the 8 story building, that she had worked so
hard for. Smiling wearily as she walked past the desk manager, she notices a painting hanging on the wall near the elevator. She studies it so closely
she can smell the paint, it's of a girl running through the meadows. Her thoughts slip away to the time she was a little girl, visiting her grandparents
orchard, she's running so fast, so freely, she's jumping through the long grass, dancing with the brightly coloured flowers and fruits, giggling and
smiling, she lays down in the soft field, like she would every day of the summer holidays, telling Grandpa and Grandma how one day she'd take over the
...show more content...
Drawing flowers, fruits, the orchard. A little girl who used to love life, a girl with her grandparents. But now who lives in a modern and business
like life, she stumbles over to the cabinet, given by her Grandma. She opens the stiff draw and reaches in, shuffling round till she reaches the cold
metallic end of the revolver she kept as a measure of safety. She slowly pulls it out and looks it over roughly. She walks back over to the empty table
and picks up the picture, tipping the tears onto the floors, she stares emptily at the picture as hard and as long as she could. Clutching the picture to her
lifeless chest she puts the barrel to her soft temple, pulls the trigger and enters the orchard in the

Childhood Amnesia Essay example
Childhood Amnesia
A fundamental aspect of human memory is that the more time elapsed since an event, the fainter the memory becomes. This has been shown to be
true on a relatively linear scale with the exception of our first three to four years of life (Fitzgerald, 1991). It is even common for adults not to have any
memory before the age of six or seven. The absence of memory in these first years has sparked much interest as to how and why it happens. Ever since
Freud (1916/1963) first popularized the phenomenon there have been many questions and few robust empirical studies. Childhood amnesia is defined as
the period of life from which no events are remembered (Usher & Neisser, 1993) beginning at birth and ending at the onset of your...show more
content...
One such variable is the family specific knowledge that a volunteer has accumulated over the course of their life. Loftus, (1993) suggested that
early childhood memories are greatly influenced by one's amassed, family knowledge. For example, a participant who knows that his or her
cousin was closely involved in their upbringing is likely to guess that he or she was present at an important event without any actual memory of
the fact. Contributing factors to this are family stories, photographs, home movies, etc. The variance of memories between participants also makes
it hard to convert what is reported into significant terms. For example, my earliest memory is from when I was about four years old and my
grandmother gave me a piece of amethyst in a wooden quart basket similar to one you buy berries in. This information given its degree of accuracy
is quite difficult to generalize since every other person will recount a unique story. A method used by experimenters to compensate for this is the
targeting of a specific, datable event common to many individuals. In the 1993 experiment by Usher and Neisser, these 'target events' consisted of the
birth of a younger sibling, a hospitalization, the death of a family member and a family move. The use of targeted recall has helped solve one problem
with infantile amnesic research but as we will see there are still many problems with the experimental

My Personal Experience : My Childhood Experience
I have had numerous childhood encounters that have helped shape me into the individual that I am today. I have additionally had a ton of learning
encounters over the span of my school year, a lot of them, I would state was more all through my high school years. A lot of my learning
experiences were when I first came to America. Coming to a new country and trying to adapt to its ways can be very difficult. It is hard to just talk
about one event because there is a lot, but I'll just tell a few stories. My second story might not be from my childhood, but it was still something that
helped me grow and helped me become the person I am today. The time when I was bullied atschool by my peers and teachers especially in high school.
It is hard...show more content...
So of course, when I went to my teacher and I asked her to use the restroom, I said, "can I go to the WC." After she had said that I was humiliated to
even go back to my seat and sit down. I remember going home to my mom and when she opened the door and started conversing with me in Arabic, I
got so irritated and told her the same thing that my teacher told me, "we are in America, stop talking in this stupid language." I recall not wanting to
talk to my parents unless they talk to me in English.
I wanted to forget about the language and the country. I wanted to forget about who I was and where I came from and begin another life and erase
everything from before. To the point, I was in the third grade when my teacher wanted to do a mini international day and she advised every one of
us to come and wear our traditional cloth and bring food. I was so confused on why everyone was so eager to show off their culture. So, I went
home, made my mom make food for me and I dressed up in anything that I could find, I couldn't care less to make my poster board about Egypt look
nice and neat As I was standing in my corner waiting for the teacher and some students to come to my stand, I was thinking to myself when will this
day be over, but when they showed up and they started asking a lot of questions about the pyramids and the food, they all appeared to

The study of child development is an important study for researchers to engage in today. This is because, it helps us to understand how experiences in
childhood can impacts individuals as adults. The study of child development is important to study, and help children through life. From research,
through the study of child development, it was found that secure infant attachments affects adults and how they are able to carry on with romantic
relationships later in life. People study child development out of curiosity or interest, personal development or career, and for scientific research. The
study of child development helps us understand the correlation between events and experiences in early childhood, and the events, incidents, and
experiences

Childhood Transition Essay
Throughout life, I have faced many events that have helped my transition from childhood to adulthood. Some of these events have been small, while
others have affected this transition more. The event that has made the biggest impact on my transition from childhood to adulthood occurred two
years ago. In August of 2014, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, which was the worst thing to hear as a fourteen year old going into tenth
grade. Being a student athlete and a hard working student in the classroom I knew what adversity felt like but nothing compared to this feeling
though. Also, the fact that I am in accelerated classes, and one of a few in my grade that are in Project Lead The Way (PLTW) out of Rochester
Institute of Technology (R.I.T.)

My Childhood Event Research Paper
My childhood event paper will be over my teenage pregnancy that has made me learn and experience a lot of things, from independence to being a
single mother in highschool. I chose this time of my childhood because it was the most effective during my childhood, and a huge impact. I don't
regret any of the events but I did learn a lot of lessons and received a huge blessing from it all, my beautiful daughter. It all started towards the end
of my Junior year in highschool. I was sixteen at the time living your average teenage girl life, then BOOM!!! I was sixteen and pregnant. I was
terrified to tell my mom because I knew it would disappoint her and she would be very upset with me. I knew I would eventually have to tell her. I
told her I was having

Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Case Study
ABSTRACT
Negative, traumatic events during childhood, otherwise known as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), have been shown to increase the risk of
early death and disability of children throughout the course of their lifespan in the United States. (CDC, 2014) Increased exposures to major risk
factors, such as the neglect, abuse, and the adoption of risky behaviors, account for the majority of ACEs. This project applies geographic information
science (GIS) to explain the spatial relationship between ACE populations and proximity to high–risk neighborhoods in the Bronx, New York. It was
also serve as a guide to determine if ACE resources are reaching areas with the highest need by studying the relationship between areas with high ACEs
and...show more content...
preliminary data aggregation and 2. GIS spatial analysis.
Data aggregation
Some indicators in the ACE Survey will be excluded from aggregation to ensure that the indicators are reflected the Bronx sample population (Step 1,
Figure 1). This ensures that the correct data is represented on the maps. It is also necessary to select reference variables from each data source to
prevent the data from being miscategorized. After the data is cross–referenced and aggregated to create one complete data set (in Excel or Access),
preliminary maps should be created to show each indicator reflected on separate maps. Depending on the quality of data collected, three sets of maps
will show national ACE trends, NYC ACE data, and Bronx ACE data. A sample map of ACE trends is shown in Appendix A. Figure 1. Phase 1, GIS
Operations Flow

Memorable Childhood Event Essay
A Memorable Childhood Event Everyone remembers something from their childhood whether it be bad or good everyone remember something. Most
of these memories are good such as meeting your best friend or getting that one toy that you always wanted. Sometimes it is a bad memory because of
family or sometime happened to you or to one of your family members. Whatever the case might be everyone remembers something or at least they
should remember something. One time when I was little I remember getting surgery done when I was about six years old, like I said some are good
others are bad. This happened when I was six years old, during the summer of 2006, and got over by the time school started. When I went to get a
checkup with my doctor he said that my left kidney was swollen to the point where it was at least twice as big as the right one was. My mother heard
this and she said how do we fix it and they said that you must got to the Billings hospital and see if they could get what was wrong with the kidney
and when they find it they would be able to do surgery on it. Worland does not have the...show more content...
When we got to Billings, the hospital was the biggest thing I think I will ever see and it looked like it was made out glass through the entire
building. Main entrance of the hospital was huge and there were shops everywhere you look all selling different items and all of them looked think
I need at least everything in the store. I met the doctor that was going to take a look at me and they wanted to do some test to make sure that nothing
else was damaged during the ride up to here. Then the worst thing in my life so far happened, which was that they needed to see where why my
kidney was like that so they sent a camera the easiest and fast route to my kidney and that was

The Most Important Event in My Life Essay example
The Most Important Event in my Life
The most important event in my life, didn't even happen to myself, but happened to my older sister, Becky. The reason I am writing about her is
because the things that have happened to her and the things she has done in the past have affected me tremendously as well as my family. Her life used
to be filled with nothing else but drugs, stealing, and lying. My family has never been the same since then.
It all started out when my very shy, self–conscious sister didn't really fit in well. She was 16, chubby and had very few friends. One day Becky's best
friend Debbie introduced her to 19 year old guy name John. Becky and John hit it off very well...show more content...
During this time, my mother found that her diamond earrings were missing. She then subconsciously had a feeling that Becky knew where they
were. My mother asked Becky about it and Becky just said she didn't know anything about it, but that wasn't the true story at all. By that time I
was in Nebraska visiting my favorite aunt. A week went by and I had missed Mother's day that year since our flight was canceled, so we stayed an
extra day. The next day I finally get home, not to find a warm home with my family greeting me at the door, but instead to find my parents and my
sister with a couple of suitcases in their hands walking to the car. I proceed to ask my mother what was wrong with my sister and she replied with
"Yesterday Becky confessed that for the past year, she has been doing heroin." My heart sank. I never thought it was that serious. My parents took her
to rehab, and I went into my room and cried the rest of the day.
My parents came back, surprisingly still with my sister. They said that the rehab wouldn't take my sister because she was 18 and a legal adult and
could easily sign herself out whenever she wanted. The rehab told my parents that Becky would have to face her withdrawals at home. Now I never
knew how people acted when they went through withdrawals, but I do know now that it has to be the most painful and frightening sight I have ever
seen. Becky had to stay in my parents

My Childhood Experience
Of all the stages of human development, the early childhood period is the most paramount for the development of one's personality. Just as the last
pages of a book are determined by what it written in its beginning, the adult human is mostly shaped by childhood experience. A young child's
experience of the world around them, from conflicts of attachment and security to the demands of their social world, provide a model of what the
world is like that they project onto their future relationships and endeavors. Once these models are "projected' onto the future, they can become
difficult to escape; indeed, according to psychoanalysis, we lack conscious awareness of how many of our present behaviors may have been spurred by
childhood events. On...show more content...
Of course, my fantasy was just that–a fantasy. I couldn't really be a superhero any more than I could be a cowboy astronaut. Yet, throughwriting short
stories about my favorite superheroes fighting off villains and saving the day, I could sublimate my desire to be a hero into something real and
practical. Here, my parents were again integral to my development as a writer. My parents read my childish stories with openness and understanding,
praising my work and encouraging me to write more. Writing became a doorway to the fulfillment of my wildest dreams and fantasies.
While we may look at childhood art as cute and innocent, there must inevitably come a point where we mature and create art that has a greater
meaning beyond what our parents want to put on their refrigerator. For me, one of the pathways to this process of maturation came in the surprising
form of Star Wars novels. The Star Wars movies illicit the connotation of a childhood obsession or a relic for nostalgic adults. The novelizations that I
read demonstrated unexpectedly sophisticated word choice and characterization. Consider this excerpt from the novelization of Episode III:
"As combat escalates across the galaxy, the stage is set for an explosive endgame: Obi–Wan undertakes a perilous mission to destroy the dreaded
Separatist military leader, General Grievous. Supreme Chancellor Palpatine continues to strip away constitutional liberties

What Is The Memories Of My Childhood Essay
Childhood is the most innocent stage and also the sweetest period of man's life. They cheer our heart and make us forget distresses. So, often I look
back to my childhood days and try to gather joy from their happy memories. I recall many things that give me joy even today and many others that fill
my mind with pain. Yet the cherish memories of childhood linger on. My childhood memories are those of a sheltered and carefree life, cherished with
love and affection. As I was the first child in the family, so everybody doted on me.
My funny lisping, my innocent disruption and my absurd talk everything was a source of enormous pleasure to them. There was never a word of
reproach against me. My first recollection of my childhood is the day I fall...show more content...
It is good that the system of beating is abolished now. We had to go to school early in the morning. In the beginning like all other students I was
unwilling to get up early in the morning and go to school. But as I was interested in my studies I enjoyed going to school.
The village fair was also a place of great interest for me. It used to hold once a week in the heart of the village. I used to go there with my family and
cousins and enjoyed much. To my great joy, my father would buy me sweets and toys. I also take rides and swings as well.
The memory of my stealing chocolate's is very interesting I as very fond of stealing chocolate bars, candies, lollipops with my friends. One day I and
some of my friends went to steal chocolate bars in certain nearby store. But the owner of the store caught us with bars. We were trembling withfear. But
the man did nothing. I shall never forget this memory.
My days of childhood were spent in happiness. Really, it would be very interesting if I got back those days again. There was only one sad incident
of my grandmother's death. I had no cares and anxieties. I thought of eating, reading, playing and wearing fancy clothes and beautiful shoes and
nothing else. Now I am a grown up girl. I cannot now pass days so care free as I did in the

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