Woowoo My Hero Research Paper

Woowoo, My Hero

Woody Clark, my grandmother who goes by Woowoo, reminds me of the golden rule treat others the way you want to be treated. From cooking warm chicken pot pies when your hungry to making you laugh when your hurt, Woowoo shows me to be kind to everyone around you. She goes out of her way to makes others feel happy and grateful. For instance, Woowoo makes dinner for any of her friends or the poor, she talks to anyone to them feel better, and she gives someone in need clothes or books. Woowoo has shown me that she cares about others by being a Stephen minister and doing tons of volunteer work at the church. She has taught me many life lessons. For example, to have table manners, to be proud of who I am, and to put others before myself. Because of her selflessness, positive attitude, and her willingness to help, Woowoo is my idol, my grandmother, my hero.

Every day, Woowoo shows selflessness to her family even if that means sacrificing her time.

First of all she shows that she is selfless by going to most all of my sporting events. For instance, she went to my championship swim meet when her eye was swollen. Woowoo had an eye surgery right before the swim meet and a huge bandage protected her eye, but she tried to watch me swim in the meet. In addition to going to sports games, Woowoo shows selflessness by giving you books, food, clothes, or jewelry when you need or want it. For example, one weekend my family and I were eating popcorn and talking around the kitchen table at my grandmother’s house. My mom told my grandmother that the book she was reading looked like a great book. Once my mom said this Woowoo immediately gave her the book even though she had not finished. Woowoo being selfless has taught me to be kind to anyone I meet, and to put others before me even when I do not want

to.
In addition to selflessness, Woowoo shows that she is willing to help anyone whether they are kind or rude. When her friends or the less fortunate are hurting and cannot make food, Woowoo jumps in to help. She will make a whole dinner for the family and take it to them. She will even talk to the family for hours to make them feel better and laugh. Woowoo lets anyone into her house when they are scared. In fact, my aunts friend, a high school girl, was scared that her mom was going to die. Her mom was in the hospital, and she did not know where her dad was. My grandmother let the girl come into her house, and Woowoo talked with the girl to make her feel better. Overall Woowoo has taught me that when anyone is hurt or sad no matter what try to make them feel better.
Even through hardships, Woowoo always carries a positive attitude. When hurting Woowoo shows her positive attitude by smiling and laughing. For example, she had a foot surgery and had difficulty walking; however Woowoo acted like it was no big deal. She smiled, and told us she was feeling fine. When Woowoo is sick, she always talks positively. Woowoo was suffering with the flu, but when we went over to her house to give her the bowl that she left at our house, she smiled and spoke happily, almost like she was not sick at all. She even made a cake for my family and I, and told me that she already felt better. In conclusion Woowoo has taught me that when your feeling awful or sad, think on the bright side.
By looking on the bright side, Woowoo makes everyone feel happy. Woowoo has taught me to have a positive attitude when I’m sad, to put others before myself, and to reach out to others who need someone to care for them. Most importantly, Woowoo has taught me the golden rule. Because of the traits of selflessness, positive attitude, and willingness to help, Woowoo has changed the lives of many. She has given many people hope and encouragement through hard times. These three traits will carry me through out my life, and I will always take the lessons I learned from Woowoo wherever I go.