What’s Your Favorite Childhood Memory?

What is your favorite childhood memory? I asked CISL students if they could remember the special moments of my youth and share it with us. Karinne Schazmann's beautiful work is clearly a winner! I thank Karinne for talking about such a heart. We like to read it, we hope the other students do the same!

A typical day in summer. I am nearly ten years old and as good as all the children in this age group. I played with my brother in the backyard, and my father happily looked at us. A few minutes later he came to me and asked, "What do you want to learn today?" I was so excited that I never even thought about what it would be like.

He took me to the cellar and opened my bicycle. I sighed and disappointed and said to him, "I already know how to ride a bicycle, father." He answered calmly to me, "Please do not let the training wheel turn off" "I do not need it." One day, I need to ride my friend's bicycle without a training wheel What do you do, I nodded warmly.

Outside, my father removed the training wheel and explained to me again how to ride a bicycle. It was boring; I just took a bicycle and showed to him that I already knew it. He told me, "OK, go through the garden and return here." I started cycling and I fell 2 feet in front of my father. I cried, my knees hurt, and I shouted. "Why are you doing this?" Dad is laughing. He helped me stand up and talk to me. "I want you to learn the right way now."

I am very angry, my skin is kneeling, I want to know what it is still. I got on the bike again; at this time my father hugged me. I began to ride and he brought me a little closer. I nearly noticed that he let me go when I almost finished the round around the garden. I cried: "Look at me! I am on board, Dad!"

When I returned to him, he asked me, "How important do you think it is?" I am waiting because I do not know whether to answer him. "This is not just my daughter's training round and I ask you to help me learn to ride a bicycle until it is no longer necessary to educate, balance and support the right way of learning like life Let's deal with the situation and prepare for it Preparing it for preparation There are times when we do not have enough tools and experience to support ourselves, so we need to learn from as many situations as possible. Thanks dad, thank you. But can I protect you forever? "He smiled and hugged."

That day is wonderful, I will always remember this. Since I was about to take classes, they can receive my support someday. In addition, I have experienced many difficult situations, some of which are not at all ready, but I tried to overcome them with experience. I know that I do not always have a training round to help me; Unfortunately I do not have parents, but I definitely do not know his heart, love, Have their lessons on what I taught in. All wonderful things

Day 29: A song that I remembered as a child. "It must be love," rocket said. One of my favorite childhood memories comes from the 1990 Mobile Grand Gulf National Expo. I am nine years old, I am on a swing. They explode the local pop radio station from the speakers beneath us and make the song play. I'm swaying in the air, looking around the exhibition beneath me and most of the undeveloped land around me. It is peaceful, hopeful and beautiful. Day 30: A song that reminds me of myself. "When I gave up," Alex De Sen. When you are supported in the corner, this is a meditation about who you are. Who are you, how do you deal with it and tell more about you at that moment? This is a brand new song in my life, I think it is a summary of my feelings. It is a powerful place for inspiration for me.

What is your favorite childhood memory? I asked CISL students if they could remember the special moments of my youth and share it with us. Karinne Schazmann's beautiful work is clearly a winner! I thank Karinne for talking about such a heart. We like to read it, we hope the other students do the same! A typical day in summer. I am nearly ten years old and as good as all the children in this age group. I played with my brother in the backyard, and my father happily looked at us. A few minutes later he came to me and asked, "What do you want to learn today?" I was very excited and I did not even even think about what it is.