2ºA Carla "Manuel and Amancia, my example in life"

“Manuel and Amancia” example in life

By: Carla Fornos Seco

Table of contents: 1.

Introduction

2.

Description

3.

Conclusion

4.

Bibliography

1.

Introduction

I am going to talk about my grandparents, because they were the ones who taught me to read and write. They were very important in my life.

I spent every afternoon evening with them, every day they taught me something new. I remember, when I was little, my great-grandfather and I playing guessing games and my great-grandmother teaching me to skate with the help of my brother’s two canes. Too many memories.

2.

Description

My great-grandfather was a man who was always smiling. He was sweet, always giving me hugs. Always telling me riddles, he was very funny.

He was big and stronger. I remember his blue eyes and his white hair. His hobbies were playing cards, doing maked newpaper games and going for walks. He died with 84 years old for causes of cancer.

My great-grandmother was a splendid person. She was loving, always kissed me. Her eyes, blue as the sea, and her hair, blonde as the sun. She died three years after my great-grandfather for causes of cancer and alzheimer.

They were very important in my life, believe it or not I still think of them.

My great-grandfather worked as a firefighter and my great-grandmother worked as a seamstress, my grandmother followed her example and now she is a seamstress too.

CONCLUSION: All my family think they were very important in their lives and were there for the good and the bad. Nobody is lost until he is forgotten.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Image 1 Photographer: stranger Title: Manual and Amancia

Image 2 Photographer: stranger Title: Baptism of Carla