The Memory of My Tragic Accident

The picture of Burgundy is disappearing and the roof is thickened by the moss of the soil. This must be home. I grasped the rucksack and eagerly jumped toward the front porch. Men and women, my mother and my father brought mine to my room. I checked with my own room feeling well: my small double bed was pushed by the wall over there; my desk was full of pictures; my closet was covered with colorful clothes The ocean is scattered in the mountains by the door. It makes me feel familiar, but no matter how hard I try, I can not put together my past.

My grandparents died shortly after my 18 year old birthday car accident. The accident opened the door to the memory I stopped after my mother died. Two policemen came to my grandparents' house and talked about the accident. They explained that it was a car accident, they were dead after they hit the tree without going to rest and nothing to rest. Because the witness could not comment before the accident, they could not tell me the cause of the accident. I felt numb after they told me. I know that I am alone now, I do not know what that means. I do not know what to do. I opened the door and let out two officers wearing uniforms - I saw him. He stood by the old tall pine tree across the street, and there was a house under my house. His ivory skin and the obvious chin line are very familiar to me. His hat and long coat are also well known. He reacted to my eyes and turned and turned away, and I began to remember things.

Unfortunately, in the third year of Managua, I experienced a bad car accident that killed two pedestrians. I do not remember anything in the accident, I do not know how it happened. Of course, that fear consumes me. I came back to America and was destroyed and finally came to the hospital. When I had no medicine to help me, I tried even treating electric shock. This is useless, but it deals long-term damage to my memory. I like a few minutes they mask masks on his face and drowsiness. This is a delicious floating feeling away from me.