Describe Your Childhood Research Paper

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Describe your childhood and your relationship with your parents and siblings.

I was borne in Arizona and grew up in the small town of Cortez located in southwest Colorado. My parents have been married for over 35 years, I have one older sister and three younger brothers. My father has always worked construction and for awhile he owned his own business. My mother was a stay at home mom and a home-school teacher. I was home-schooled in high school which allowed me to work construction with my father, this was the case for all my brothers as well. I took and passed my G.E.D at 18 and began working for my father full time. In 2004 I joined the Army and spent the next four years in North Carolina. Two of my other brothers also joined the Army at

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