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I was born in Vietnam and am the first son of my parents. Without them, I wouldn't even exist in the first place. My parents became mother and father that would take care of me for 16 years. Just one more year before that.
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He was also born in Vietnam like me. My parents get busier as they have to take care of us. I'm glad that I wasn't the only child in the family because I would be lonely. It was a very happy family.
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Unlike most of the kids my age, I wasn't excited about my first day at school. Perhaps it's because my first day without my family made me sad. It was a long day.
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I was a young, energetic boy and a crybaby. For the first time, I make friends in my class. I stood out because I talked a lot, play around a lot and injured myself several times. I learned that in life there's more than family.
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I was in Grade 2 when my mother gave birth to my little sister. My family was even happier than before. My responsibility as a brother increased. Thanks to her and my brother, I learned that being a leader isn't easy. It was a first step to adulthood.
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I won an English competition in my school. It's the first time I win in first place by myself. I never treated myself like a useless guy like before. It showed me that I can do anything if I try hard enough.
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It was during the summer when my mother's friend bought her kids from Canada to Vietnam. We all spoke English and played together. It was very enjoyable. Thanks to them, I decided to study abroad at Canada, to meet them again. And here I am, writing stuffs about my past.
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I arrived in Canada after spending many hours sitting in the plane. I was excited thinking about studying in here with modern technology, friendly schools and many more. Studying abroad without my parents made me a little bit sad, but it also made my feel like I have grown up a little. This is the starting point of probably the rest of my life living in Canada.
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I always thought school is a very boring place. Not until I arrived at Northview Heights. I really enjoyed studying here. I changed my attitude and became more optimistic and open.
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I haven't seen my family for a year. When I came back to meet them back in my country, they were very happy. So was I. Seeing my family struggling to help me continue my study, I felt convinced that I should work harder. I strengthened my resolve to become a successful adult.
