Lynus So: My Pursuit Of Happiness

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Lynus So
American Expressions I-II
Agnew
Personal Experience
Life has never been easy for me...Matter of fact, life hasn’t been easy for anyone else either. Choosing which deadly sin from the Bible, being a sloth seems pleasant to me, since I’m lazy, but not too lazy. Sloths themselves, they may be slow, but can support the environment (since they’re growing plant life on their back). What drives my pursuit of happiness, is me being alive still and helping others as well as finding the future that is right for me. Learning from the tragic moments from the past, I live on.
My brother. My brother and I would compete each other back then when he was born, I remember my mother telling her friends that, my brother would always try to be “me,” or better. Well, here we are in the present, my brother is taller than I am and...Not …show more content…

Only goes to show that I’m a quitter and that I don’t want to keep going. I’d fight back, but I’ll give after the first two to three swings or so. I’m really out of shape . I don’t blasphemy my laziness since it’s been a part of my life. Well, it was, until I was sick after a trip from Cambodia, coming home and to the hospital, I go. Since hospital food didn’t seem tasteful and appealing, I wanted McDonald’s. Thus, starting off of how I’m fat. I sat in bed and ate my happy meal. Writing this essay is hard, but everything else is also hard too. School is like a prison, but worse...We have to pay for lunch. Lunch is pricey, but it’s either that or to starve the whole day. I have friends that gave me a bit of their food, but Fridays is when my great friends Ethan, Ian, and I go out and get food. It’s been a daily routine for a while now and we’re enjoying it. I don’t have a job, but my parents (mostly my mother) being courteous, would often give my brother and I, twenty dollars for lunch. Though, I save it for Fridays. Thinking back on it, though I may say I quit, but I’m still doing it. Whatever that subject or action may

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