The Things I Carry

What I carry in Tim O'Brien's novel 'what they carry' will do anything during the Vietnam War to keep soldiers wise and energetic. During the war, some people carry things with them. These same men bring something to make them aware of returning home. Others have items to help them feel better when they are tough. These people should be asserted not to be things, but to be memories and dreams. During the Vietnam War, soldiers do anything to keep wise and energetic conditions.

What I have is classified according to their importance. One of the most common things in my everyday life is medals, which are reminds me of all the old friends I spent in my elementary school, as a promotion of my elementary school sixth graders. The only thing I have to worry about is playing and to confirm that my mother loves me. They are really beautiful. Time flies very fast and will never be forgiven. When I went to Disneyland with a friend of a school in Peru in 2002, I remember what it was like yesterday.

Like every day in my life, I have to put something in my wallet in my bag, they may be some tools, erasers, books, etc. But the most important things you carry with you are those, those I respect or continue to be valuable in my life. What I have is classified according to their importance. One of the most common things in my everyday life is medals, which are reminds me of all the old friends I spent in my elementary school, as a promotion of my elementary school sixth graders. The only thing I have to worry about is playing and to confirm that my mother loves me. They are really beautiful. Time flies very fast and will never be forgiven. When I went to Disneyland with a friend of a school in Peru in 2002, I remember what it was like yesterday.