My Memory Of My Childhood Of Paw-Maw

I do not have much memory throughout my early ages of being a child, yet I do have memory of my grandmother, who we called, Maw-Maw reading to me when my Mother and I came to visit. My mother, Maw-Maw, Paw-Paw, sometimes my aunt Tatty, and I would all gather in the living room and Maw-Maw would read to us. She would sit in her lazy-boy recliner with Coco perched up on her arm rest. Maw-Maw had this tan straw bag which was filled with children’s books consisting of the majority being Dr.Seuss books but they along with many other books too. No, I don’t have much memory of my childhood but I remember always taking trips to Maw-Maw’s house and how happy she was to see us and get to read to me.
I do not remember many specific books that were read

to me besides some Dr.Seuss, “The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly”, a book about a caterpillar’s journey through life, and of course a wide selection of other children’s books which I don’t recall. I always enjoyed “The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly” due to its rhyming scheme. The most recent book that I have read and have memory of is, “Milk and Honey”, by Rupi Kaur. “Milk and Honey” has been popular since 2016, due to hearing all the talk and posts about the book I decided to hop on board and read it too. This book is more in a poetic form with four chapters but each consist of different points. The book talks about different types of love, forms of abuse, and some forms of womanhood. Yes, the book is more on the rated-r side but it kept me interested and I really enjoyed it.
In elementary school, not being a shocker, most of my writing consisted of letters and how to spell a wide selection of words. After elementary school I remember having first grade with Miss Morgan and it was quite a struggle due to her making us do all of our assignments in cursive writing. Our work would get thrown away if it wasn’t following her guidelines. Eventually I got out of middle school and moved to high school where I realized there were certain times I actually enjoyed writing. My writing was not always the best but I seemed to have always liked it if it involved a topic I enjoyed writing about. The most writing I read now is of course my own for school and social media especially Google. I also have Instagram and Snapchat where I read things on there as well.
What has most contributed to my life as a student would have to be me transferring because that was a big step for me. I had went to Watertown ever since kindergarten then after completing my junior year I transferred to Wilson Central due to some complications at Watertown. There is a big difference from such a small town school with only 104 students in my class to now being almost 500. Transferring made me realize you always need to expect the unexpected, apply yourself, and always put in the best effort you can. It has shaped me into the student I am today and I have many more goals now.