Life Chapters Influenced My Life

As the famous American poet named Carl Sandburg once remarked, “Nearly all the best things that came to me in life have been unexpected, unplanned by me. These unforeseen incidents had also made my life fascinating, which led to my presence. The majority of these significant episodes were not under my control, yet they have molded me into a unique individual I am today. My life chapters have left a profound impact in my life, such as descending from a revered king, my parents becoming American citizens, and the birth of my second brother Kaushal. Despite the simplicity of the life I am living in right now, my family’s history was actually from a royal lineage, which has influenced my understanding of my cultural heritage. Before the British

When they reached Columbus, Indiana in 1999, my parents had no intention being American citizens. Nevertheless, it wasn’t easy for them. They first started off with a one-bedroom apartment in Willowood Apartments. My dad was a physical therapist working in Kindred, and my mom was a homemaker, who gradually learned American culture. While my dad was at work, she would watch Food Network in her free time and passed down her love food to me. In addition, she went to the library to develop her general knowledge. This had influenced me greatly because I acquired a lifelong interest of learning and reading. After four years of living in the United States, I was three years old when we returned to India to see whether corruption still plagued the Indian society. During their stay, my dad still saw the federal government as dishonest and unethical. Likewise, my parents looked at the school system in India and discovered that it would be too difficult and competitive. They both concluded that they should try to become American citizens. Within a decade, three marvelous boys came into existence. I was born first on October 15, 2000, Kaushal was born on March 10, 2004, and Jaishal was born on February 25, 2008. After we were born, we had permanently changed our parents’ plan for one reason: education. After looking at different schools in Columbus, my parents were satisfied by the school system. This satisfaction really changed my life forever because I had a great opportunity to receive proper education and kindled my goal of being a great student. Since the first day of school, all three of us proved our parents that we were bright students. As a result, they decided to stay here just for our schooling. During late fall of 2009, my parents passed the citizenship test and took the oath for becoming U.S. citizens in Indianapolis. Although I was already born