http://mtdewvirus.com/archives/2003/11/22/being-a-kid/ Nick Momrik Wed, 07 Jan 2009 13:50:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://mtdewvirus.com/archives/2003/11/22/being-a-kid/#comment-77767 ELA 20 October 6 Being A Kid | Dan's blog... Fri, 24 Oct 2008 15:39:54 +0000 http://mtdewvirus.com/archives/2003/11/22/being-a-kid/#comment-77767 [...] After reading the stories “Penny In The Dust” and “The Rink” I was brought back to my childhood and remembered various people from my past who I admired and help me a lot in life. Some of these people include grandma and grandpa (both past on), my mom, dad and siblings. I realize now looking back what an awesome family life I was blessed with as a child! Reading the story “How to do Battle with Parents” left me discouraged and wondering why anyone would treat there parents like that! Finally, the two poems we read “The Piano” and “Warren Pryor” made me think of all the times I was a spoiled brat as a kid. I could really relate to “Warren Pryor” because like his parents, mine were farmers living on a poor farmers income during some of the worst years of their lives. However, in spite of all that they gave everything they had to there kids to lift them higher in life. I realized more after reader these poems of what my parents did for us kids and I was discouraged from being “ungrateful brats” like the kids in the stories. This is a linked to a related article: Being A Kid. [...] [...] After reading the stories “Penny In The Dust” and “The Rink” I was brought back to my childhood and remembered various people from my past who I admired and help me a lot in life. Some of these people include grandma and grandpa (both past on), my mom, dad and siblings. I realize now looking back what an awesome family life I was blessed with as a child! Reading the story “How to do Battle with Parents” left me discouraged and wondering why anyone would treat there parents like that! Finally, the two poems we read “The Piano” and “Warren Pryor” made me think of all the times I was a spoiled brat as a kid. I could really relate to “Warren Pryor” because like his parents, mine were farmers living on a poor farmers income during some of the worst years of their lives. However, in spite of all that they gave everything they had to there kids to lift them higher in life. I realized more after reader these poems of what my parents did for us kids and I was discouraged from being “ungrateful brats” like the kids in the stories. This is a linked to a related article: Being A Kid. [...]

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