54 Days, 6 Hours, 53 Minutes, 31 Seconds:
A little background on my life and my family; both my
parents are from Mexico, both came from families of 11 or more, grew up and
worked on the farm. My parents are very old school and traditional, so you can
just imagine how difficult it was for my oldest sibling. I am the youngest of 5
and my oldest sister is 38. Yea I know my parents are quit old. They never
understood why someone would go to school in another state or go across the
country and until myself all my siblings commuted to school.
It was a really hard transition leaving home for college,
not only for myself but for majority of my family if not all. And to top it all
off, my mom had the hardest time adjusting to it since I am the baby of the
family.
I would have to say this is the worst year so far, when it
comes to being homesick. I believe the reason is because I don’t have my family
with me while I am dealing with all of my injuries (double sprain on my left
ankle, exterior and interior bone spur in my left ankle, and fractured my fifth
metatarsal with a sprain on my right foot).
I cannot wait till
the day I go back home. I even downloaded an application called T-Zero that can count down the
months, days, minutes, and even seconds till the day I leave. I miss my
family very much. I plan to do a lot of touristy stuff while I am home deciding
what to do for the next school year, such as visiting China Town in LA, going
to Beverly Hills and taking that tour of Universal Studios and many more. I
want to start taking advantage of all that California offers. I want to take my
mom with me as much as she is able to do. There is a lot I haven’t done but
there is way more that she will never get the chance to do, so I want to give
her all I can. That’s what I am looking forward to being home. And of course
just being with my family and best friends.
Wow, this is great insight into your past. It offered me a broader look behind your struggle of staying or leaving.
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