The Complishment Of My Grandma Kintner

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Saturday night was my high school graduation and my party was Sunday afternoon. That whole weekend my family was coming in to town to watch me walk across the stage. This made me feel happy and amazing. When I got my diploma I was so excited. It felt great to have a great achievement already finished. As my family came and supported me at my graduation was awesome, I felt really proud of myself for what I have accomplished. When Sunday came around I went to church that morning. When I came home we got ready for my party to show off my accomplishments, that I got through high school. As everyone came and left at their time. It felt great to have a weekend devoted to me. Once it was over I went through the gifts and cards that I got. Out of all the great gifts that I got there was only one that made a great impact on me. When I went in to …show more content…

I smile every time I remember what went on, by looking at the pictures. One of my favorite highlights in this book is the page that describes me and the page with my homerun that was a grand slam. These two pages are a few of my top favorite. I know that my Grandma Kintner, had help from my little sister put a lot of effort into the scrapbook. Creating this scrapbook is a huge accomplishment for my Grandma Kintner, and I. This scrapbook reminds me of who I am and it shows me my steps and hard work that it took to get to where I am today. I wouldn’t have been able to do this without help from my family and most importantly my mom, sister and Grandma and Grandpa Kintner. Not only have I put in the hard work for my obstacles in the road. They have been there and know me and have shown me how to work hard and to keep doing the little things and that will be the best way to climb the latter. They wanted me to keep this up and to learn to have fun with what you are doing. My Grandma Kintner has shown me how to have a good work ethic and to stay positive with what I am

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