This I Believe
I believe that learning life isn’t fair is important. We would argue a lot more if people didn’t know that.
I was crying into my mom’s arms during the funeral, and I protested. “It’s not fair grandma is dead”. I kept pelting her with my “unfair speech” until she said that life isn’t fair. I was so sad I was angry actually. Defeat and disappointment surged through me. I learned that life isn’t fair. That day I learned a valuable lesson.
Now I know a lesson has been learned. Life isn’t fair and it never will be. Learning life isn’t fair is very important, but respect is also key. I was so sad my grandma died. Everyone else in my family felt the same.
The lesson I learned is a part of who I am, but also a part of others. I use this lesson lots of times. It could also be used on any given day. Other people can teach other people this lesson too.
I feel like that was probably one of the most important lessons of all. Everyone should learn this lesson. Many people could not live the same without it. I feel right now that I should be flexible if things don’t go my way, yet it is hard to be like that.
When you don’t get what you want, let it fly. I learned that in the lesson above.
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5 comments:
It is so hard to loose someone that you love. Thank you for sharing this very honest story.
Mrs. Wetzel :)
I liked that you really described how you felt about your grandma and you weren't afraid to right about it and I think that takes courage.
lucas Waage
GREAT JOB ME! I liked how you told about all of your feelings and thoughts.
Max Urban
I liked how the story was described very carefully like you were crying in your moms arms during your grandpas funeral
You did a good job writing about such a sensitive topic.
Ian C.
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