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link to my glogster.
Like the narrator in “The Grandfather” by Gary Soto, I consider a oak tree would represent my family. Each branch, and leaf represents my family which includes; grandma Terri, my grandpa Ely, my sister Jackie, my niece Analynn, my little brother Jack Jr, my dad Jack, my mom Ana, and my sister Elizabeth. These people are my family because not only care about me, they listen to what I have to say. If my grandparents didn't allow me to go on pass they would not love me, but seeing that they do invite me over meaning they care. They give me strength by supporting me every step I take,An example of a time when I depended on them was when my grandparents, parents, provided food and shelter during the past. For that, all I can say is thanks for everything. An oak tree symbolizes family because it's a common symbol of strength and endurance.
My grandmother and grandfather means a lot to me, their always giving me helpful advise that may be long but it is only because many situations and objects were difficult to surpass in the 1960-1970's. My grandpa is kind of cranky sometimes but has caring for me especially. My grandma is nice and her cooking beats anything, anywhere. My grandpa mentions not having shoes, walking barefoot anywhere he went. He was in the Philippines most of his life, as well as me living with my grandparents at some point he also has lived with his grandparents. Taking care of 6 brothers and sisters, is pretty hard. My grandpa is important to me because he excepts anything I ask or say, and he listens. As for my grandma, she's important to me because I love her cooking, it's the best. My relation towards both of them is that we love each other very much, including my sister Jackie and my brother Jack.
