My mother seemed to walk differently. ... My mother walks limp like over to her side of the bed and slowly sits down. ... I keep my mouth covered by my time and and walked over to her. ... I remember sitting there for a good while but unsustain as to how long. I remember the hate I felt. ...
It was a quiet walk home that day. ... I just remember the confused stares, I had never seen or experienced any sadness or pain in my life. ... One of the last times I remember spending with him was the weekend of one of my birthdays. ... I remember opening my present from my dad. He walked out with a huge brown box, like one of those moving boxes. ...
I had come home for winter break, and I remember it was just me and my dad in the house. ... I remember that I was sitting down for dinner with my parents, just the three of us. ... I remember she seemed worried, her voice was shaking a bit. ... I walked over to it and rested my hand on the armrest. ... I shrugged it off and walked over to the birdcage. ...
That's a snapshot I want to remember forever. ... "Can we go for a walk, please, please, please?... Though my memory isn't sharp enough now to remember the specific time, the commonly retold story replays in my mind. ... He walked in with a gift in tow and mom introduced them. ... "Well go see what it is, it could be a dead animal and we don't want to walk by that." She said. ...
I walked into her room, as she was relaxing in bed watching one of those soap opera shows. ... Which made her walk over to me and place her hand on my shoulder, "But you and Scott are related.... I got out of my car and I walked up to the front door and knocked on it once. ... " Immediately feeling welcomed, I took a deep breath and walked inside. ... It is extremely heartwarming to hear this from my birth parents because they are all I have been striving for as long as I can remember. ...
My mind raced as I walked down the stairs. ... As I walked into the office I saw my mother and sister were sitting and waiting for me. ... I knew I would always remember that statement for the rest of my life. ... I remember the number one song on the top 100 countdown on the radio was "We Are Young" by F.U.N. featuring Janelle Monáe. ...
I remember it like it was yesterday, October 1, 1998 my dad received a call on the phone that seemed to work him up a bit. ... I walked out of school to look for my father who always picks me up right on time at 4pm was not outside. ... He walked me into the darkness for me to see lots of people dressed in all black and lots of creatures like the one that was sitting next to me in the car. ...
I remember one time that I had met a new friend that lived on the other side of the neighborhood from us. ... I went from the bus stop to Robert's house one day while my older brother walked home. ... I walked around the corner onto my street and I was horrified to see my mom's car sitting in the driveway. ... I walked in and she asked me why I was a hour and a half late and I said that the bus was late, of course totally forgetting that my older brother was already at home from the same bus. ...
I do not remember a night in my life that I did not see my mother put on her nightgown and kneel down on her old sore knees. ... I do not remember a time that my old, gray hair (well, the few hairs he has on his head) dad has slept in, at the latest, eight o"clock in the morning. ... Everyday this guy walks down the school hall, does his routine school work, goes to football, and then home. ...
, that's the way Maggie walks." ... This was shown when she says to her mother "She can have them, Mama, I can still remember Grandma Dee without the quilts." ... This reply represented the respect she had for her mother and her ancestors; she didn't require the quilt to remember who she was. Very differently from her sister, Dee who needed to have them hangs on the wall in order to remember her past. ...
Walking into my house ten years ago you would smell whatever was cooking on the stove, the fireplace burning in the living room, or Dads" cologne when he walks from his bedroom. ... I remember standing in our hot muggy garage as he was telling me this. ...
Their fighting had been going on for as long as I can remember and it scared me even more when it lead to violence. ... He looked at me and told me to go away thankfully I wasn't going to get the brunt of his anger I walked out of his room and went back to my homework. ... Just as I was about to go to the phone can call for an ambulance she walked in and told me to grab my bag that she had me pack a week ago. ... After telling them my age the looked at me with disgusted and walked away. ...
I remember like it was today, feeling tired of play, I laid on the bed and started thinking, "will my mom suffering from a disease?" ... Entering the room, I walked slowly because I didn't want make noise, and getting in I realized that the room was very dark, the windows were covered, which didn't allow the beautiful sunshine that was outside come in, and I felt a little cold, surely the air conditioning was on, I just don't understand why, if there was a newly born baby there, when I got near the bed where my mother was sleeping, I looked next to her bed and saw a mini-bed, an...
The only person who knew Tracey from the family was Sajda, she only ever saw Tracey once that was when Ali and Tracey took Sajda out, but Sajda was too young too remember if her dad was doing anything suspicious. ... The next morning Aisha came around and was talking with Saida, when from upstairs Sajda was coming down slowly with her head pinned against the wall listening to her mother's conversation with Aisha, she heard her mum say to Aisha "Next time I see Sajda with him shall I confront them there and then or shall I just ask her now" Sajda decided to walk in and as soon s...
For as long as I can remember, she had false teeth. ... According to Rick Bentley author of Rooted in Family "Masumoto knew that if his father didn't relearn how to walk on uneven ground or used his right hand, that he would never be able to work again. ...
