My dad is tall and has brownish hair.
He sort of looks like me accept an older version, of course. He has brown eyes
and eyebrows like I have. When I walk in my house after school and see my dad
smiling wanting to know how my day went, it makes me feel good. My dad is
important to me because he teaches me a lot of things and he believes in me.
When I was little, I learned a
lot of things from my dad. He has taught me more than I will ever realize. My
dad teaches me things even if I don’t want to learn them. Like history for
example; I used to think I didn’t need to know what happened long ago, and that
all I already knew was what I needed for the future.
Something that I have learned from him is that
you can learn from mistakes. For example, one time I didn’t hand in my math
redo’s and my course grade dropped. When this happened my dad became upset and
worked with me to develop a plan that helped me remember to hand in my redo’s
and the importance of keeping good grades. I had to work twice as hard to bring
my grade up to what I would of had if I would have handed them in the first
place. These are some of the best lessons that I have learned, is by failing or
making mistakes.
I learned things from my dad that I need to
know in living now, or even in the future. My dad and I hunt and fish. He also
works with me on my 1972 GMC, which I worked and saved money to buy and want to
drive when I turn 16. My dad knows a lot of interesting things, and is
important to me because, every day when I come home from school he is always
ready to help me on my homework, especially history. Another reason my dad is
important to me is that he believes in me. He supports me in what I believe I
want to be in life.
This is all I qmportant to me now, because I will have a full time job one day and I will always keep him in my mind when I get into positions where I don’t know what to do. When I am older I will always remember all of the good times I’ve had with my dad, and his bright shiny eyes looking at me every time I see him.
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