So I have to write a 30pg autobiography for one of my midterms. I was
thinking that I would start by giving a little info on my family then
going onto the story. I want feedback Is it okay to start a
autobiography in this format? Should I just jump in and go with the
story right away? If you are reading this and are not in it I am
sorry. No doubt you will be in the autobiography but just not on my
family page. Make sure names are spelled right. If you think I should
add something or take something out let me know. First impressions are
the most important and this will be the first impression of my paper so
it is important part right. I dunno if I will post more of my paper
here or not...it will prob get very personal. I need some input!
My Family
Gregory R. Anderson:
Oldest of four children he was the first to attend college, and was the
last to leave it. He has multiple
degrees including one PhD. We have
actually timed it and it takes him about a half an hour to tell someone all of
the colleges that he has attended or taught at.
Even though he has many degrees he considers himself a psychologist
specializing in children with ADHD and Autism.
My dad was the one at home doing the projects with us and being the girl
scout leader and the 4-H extension officer.
Once we were older he threw himself into his work and has become a
stranger to his own family.
Suzanne K. Anderson: Originally Suzanne K. Nelson is the
oldest of three and also the first to attend college in her family. She is currently a special education
administer but previously has taught mainly BD children anywhere from preschool
to high school and has also taught as a college professor. She was and still is the one that has been
there for us. Also involved in girl
scouts and 4-H but made sure to stay involved as we grew older. Deeply religious and very family centered are
two ways that I would describe her.
Kara K. Steffen: My older sister who recently was married. My exact opposite. Although she is the one I wanted to be. Because of her I joined the choir, speech
team, and the theater some of my biggest passions. She is six years my senior and is an early
childhood teacher for the Naperville
school district.
Ken F. Steffen: Just
became part of the Anderson
family last March. He is part of a large
wonderful family that farms out in Iowa. He has recently graduated with his Doctor of
Osteopathics from Midwestern University in Downers
Grove, Illinois. He is quite but hilarious and is very
athletic.
Sarah A. Rodey: My
first friend that I felt close enough to call my sister. We did everything together. We somehow had the same classes, would sleep
over at each others houses every weekend, and would even go on vacations
together.
Justin M. Attaway: Or
Dave as I like to call him. Justin and I
went through church together. He was my
first Jr. High boyfriend, and now my roomate.
It has been so nice to have such a close friend that was not in my
larger group of friends. He has always
been able to give me a non-biased position on events in my life.
Benjamin H. Romashko:
My boyfriend and best friend. He
has helped me through some of the most trying and the most wonderful times in the
last five and a half years. We are so
similar and yet different enough to keep things interesting. He is able to comfort me or make me laugh
uncontrollably depending on what the occasion calls for. I love not only him but also his family.
Brandon C. Rowold: My
brother, okay so we are not biologically siblings but emotionally he is the
brother that I never had. He has been
there for me always and I hope that I have been there for him when he has
needed me. We are not only close to each
other but also to each other’s families.
I know that his parents will support me in what I do and I hope that he
knows that my family cares for him deeply and will always be there for him.
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