Mistakes You Learn From
Being the youngest of five children, I looked up to all of my siblings as roll models and example setters. Early in my childhood, I thought that my oldest brother, who was eight years older than me, and I had a lot in common; both skinny, wore glasses, and athletic. Realizing that we had various other things in common, I latched on to him like a leech and decided that I wanted to be just like him. But I soon learned that he wasn’t the role model that best suited my life. When I was about five years old or so, I would wake up every morning at exactly the same time as Eric, just so I could spend the whole day following him around and help him with whatever I could. He would always make little bribes with me so I would do his chores for him, but I didn’t care because I was just happy to help him. While he would be feeding the hungry cows, I would grab my little red wheel barrow, fill it up with silage and try to mimic his every action. I probably got in the way more than helped, but I was giving my all to be just like him. The one thing we did every morning together was haul manure. He would always send me into the house to steal a couple of ice cold sodas from the fridge and then we would head out
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Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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