Write an essay on the biggest regrets of your life.(The first one to answer will be marked as brainliest.)
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People often don’t realize what they have until they lose it. I am no different. I had lived with my grandmother throughout my childhood, but I didn’t realize how much she had done for me and how much I love her. Now that she is living the last few years of her life, I finally notice what I will be missing when she is gone.
When I was young, I was raised by my grandmother because my mum and dad were working all the time. Because of this, my grandmother was the one who greeted me when I got back from school, and cooked my meals. She took care of me and influenced me in many ways. She made me into a Christian with a strong faith. She always emphasized on becoming a benevolent person and to sacrifice my needs for those of others. I did not know back then, but she really loved me, and always wanted to provide me with the best of everything.
Then, I left Korea for Holland when I was nine. A few months after arriving in Holland, I heard the news that my grandmother was seriously ill. She had fainted and had to be transferred to the hospital and had my aunt was a bit late, she could have died. I was shocked by this news, but I did not know how serious it actually was. As a result, I went on with my life and paid little attention to how my grandmother was doing.
When I returned to Korea after spending five years abroad, I was a completely different person. I spoke very little Korean, my mindset was westernized, and I had become a rebellious teenager. Thus, when I started living with my grandmother again, things felt very different from how they had been five years ago. My grandmother was still the same person who cared for me, but because she was ill, she was often like a baby who I had to babysit. Her kindness started to feel irritating and her presence burdensome. I started to wear a frown on my face whenever I spoke to her, and even though I knew that I was hurting her feelings, I kept treating her in a rude manner. Little did I know at the time that this would be the last few months that I would be living with her.
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People often don’t realize what they have until they lose it. I am no different. I had lived with my grandmother throughout my childhood, but I didn’t realize how much she had done for me and how much I love her. Now that she is living the last few years of her life, I finally notice what I will be missing when she is gone.
When I was young, I was raised by my grandmother because my mum and dad were working all the time. Because of this, my grandmother was the one who greeted me when I got back from school, and cooked my meals. She took care of me and influenced me in many ways. She made me into a Christian with a strong faith. She always emphasized on becoming a benevolent person and to sacrifice my needs for those of others. I did not know back then, but she really loved me, and always wanted to provide me with the best of everything.
Then, I left Korea for Holland when I was nine. A few months after arriving in Holland, I heard the news that my grandmother was seriously ill. She had fainted and had to be transferred to the hospital and had my aunt was a bit late, she could have died. I was shocked by this news, but I did not know how serious it actually was. As a result, I went on with my life and paid little attention to how my grandmother was doing.
When I returned to Korea after spending five years abroad, I was a completely different person. I spoke very little Korean, my mindset was westernized, and I had become a rebellious teenager. Thus, when I started living with my grandmother again, things felt very different from how they had been five years ago. My grandmother was still the same person who cared for me, but because she was ill, she was often like a baby who I had to babysit. Her kindness started to feel irritating and her presence burdensome. I started to wear a frown on my face whenever I spoke to her, and even though I knew that I was hurting her feelings, I kept treating her in a rude manner. Little did I know at the time that this would be the last few months that I would be living with her.
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