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"We didnt have time  to worry about honor and we didn't have enough power to lose. Staying alive, keeping food on the table, that's what counted for us."    (dawson and Glaubman 65)
This made me think that there has been many occasions where everything around me was falling apart and i decide my own problems were what was best for me to worry about.

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"If papa had chewed me out right then, I could have taken it and then started to feel  better that would have been easier"(Page 74 Dawson and Glaubman)
sometimes not getting the expected reaction from an authoritative figure is worse than the punishment itself. I remember this one time i forgot to do my one job that my parents had assigned to me for the day. I was expecting them to yell at me and then be done with it but instead they just seemed disappointed and that affected me a lot more than getting yelled at would have. It lead me to try my best not to forget my responsibility again

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"I guess i felt like crying too, but the little ones needed her most." (page 69)

I remember when my grandmother died of cancer, i was about 10 at the time. I was the only one who didn't cry, other family members called me a monster for it, but I felt my grandmother wouldn't want me to cry. She meant a lot to me so I refused to cry and was strong for the others like she always told me to be so i stayed quiet and acted like i was OK.

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"Funny how death can bring out the nicest side in some folks"(pg 66 Dawson and  Glaubman)
I can remember when my aunt passed away she had so many people there and there was this one person I didn't know and she came up and told a story she was one of my aunts bullies in school and she never apologized to my aunt so she apologized to all of us.

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"Funny how death can bring out the nicest side in some folks" (66 Dawson & Glaubman

When I was in 9th grade my Great Uncle had died and he was like a grandfather to me and when I came to school after the funeral people who never talked to me and even those who have been mean to me were being friendly

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"get over here you stupid mule" (Dawson , Glaubman pg 73). when I read this it reminded me of a scene in the movie Napolian Dynomite where the main character Napolian walks out to his llama (tina) and says come tina you big lard get over here and eat your dinner then he throws it at tina.

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Personal Memory

"I tried to figure out what to say, but there was no good way to say it. I flat out told him the truth and didn't even try to polish it. I knew I had done wrong and I waited for the worst"(pg 74).
On a snowy Sunday I went out to the store and I didn't want to be out longer than I had to be so I was rushing and at an intersection the light turned yellow and I tried to beat the red light but I didn't and as I was turning the wheels locked and I slide on to the side of the road, thankfully not hitting anything or anyone, but I still felt stupid for trying that when the roads were bad. When I got home I told my dad and he said I was lucky that I did't hit anything and that I should know better than to do that.

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"We was to have this mule for many more years. Every time he looked at me, I hurt inside. To this day, I still feel bad about it" (pg 75). My cat used to be an outdoor cat. I remember one day he was being Let back inside. My door springs back really hard when being let go of, I let go of the door too soon on accident and my cat got his tail stuck in the door. I remember he was crying in pain and ran away inside. I started crying because I didn't mean to hurt him. I felt so terrible but after a couple minutes he came back to me as if nothing happened. Still to this day when he lays with me I think about the time that I hurt him.

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See the Google Slide for the two tasks to accomplish on this Padlet.