Eulogy For Father

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It's been 2 days since my parents bought Aloli she is just like Ati it's so weird I love it here it's so fun. I do miss home and this is the longest I have ever not been around my grandparents and my bestfriend. We met one of my dad’s friend who lives here and now we live with them. It’s so beautiful here and the people are pretty nice I speak some greek because my dad taught us but I don’t quite know all greek. Me and my sister spend a lot of time together because she hasn’t found a husband. We talk, sing, and play, it’s very good for us to do stuff like that since she is older then me, I thought that she would ignore me but she doesn’t. This is the last few months or so, befor she gets married I don’t want her to leave. But I have my brother

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