What Happened To Be My Father Rashida Rowe

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Rashida Rowe wrote, “People die, memories don’t, cherish the people in your life, let them know you love them because sometimes our loved ones are taken away from us so suddenly we never get to tell them how we really felt.” As a victim of losing a loved one I can relate to this quote immensely. Being at such a young age, 13 years old, I not only lost one of my best friends but one of my parents. That happened to be my father. As unexpected as it was, I had no power to change the circumstances at that moment. Although tragic situations do happened, there still comes a little guilt in thinking did I say I love you enough? Did I apologize for every wrong doing I did? Till this day, 6 years later, I still wonder if I did just that. If there was a fighting chance that I could talk to my dad one last time, I would make it my mission to talk about every single thing that could happen in life. …show more content…

Education was one of the main subjects that my dad and I bonded over because we loved the idea of learning new things and becoming more intelligent than the next person. Unlike other kids at my age, I remember always being excited during the summer because my dad had this tradition of getting us summer books where we would practice and become familiar with what we were going to learn in the next coming grade. Along with traveling to every museum possible, my love and respect towards them are because of him. Having one last chance to have a conversation with him about school, I would thank him so much for introducing me to the excitement of

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