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My father



          Who do you look up to? Everyone has at least one person in their life that they look up to, or want to be like in the future. It could be someone famous with great skills, someone like J.K Rowling, a famous writer, or someone like Albert Einstein, who changed the world with his smarts. Hi, my name is Grace and today I will be telling you about who I look up to, and I’ll explain I look up to them. Personally, I look up to my dad the most, which might surprise some people as most people don’t appreciate their parents enough. The main reasons why I look up to him are because he is hard working, he is smart, and because he is supportive. He’s the best dad I could ask for, and I’ll explain why I’m thankful for him and why I look up to him, and why you should be thankful of your parents as well, as they most likely share the same traits.

 

I look up to my dad because he is hard working, and your parents most likely are as well, though you might not realize it. My dad works three jobs, as he is a real estate agent, sometimes a coder and he’s written a few books. I find the fact that he can work all these jobs to support our family pretty impressive. I find the fact that everyone’s parents are mostly able to work a job to support their own families impressive! This is especially after I tried working at newspaper delivering, and realized how hard it is to work a job. If you haven’t tried working a job before, you might not find it impressive, but I’m sure you’ll change your mind once you do, and find more respect for your parents.

 

My dad is smart. He is able to help explain my work to me, and he knows the answer to any question I ask him! I will need to read many books and absorb a lot of knowledge before I can become as smart as he is! He talks about how he studied so much in the past, and the ways he studied make me feel lazy! We really should be grateful that we live in a time where we can be lazy, and we don’t have to do so much work. I’m grateful for being born in this generation.

 

          Finally, my dad is supportive. I’ve already gone over how he works hard to support my family, but he also supports me emotionally. He encourages me to try new things, he helps me with my work if I don’t understand it too. He’s extremely supportive, as parents tend to be, and I appreciate this, though you might not and you might think that it is annoying. I’m thankful that he supports me in whatever I do, and I’m thankful that he helps me with my friendships, as he helped bring me and my friends together in the past.



          In conclusion, my dad is like both J.K. Rowling and Albert Einstein, as he is both a writer and he’s really smart! I look up to my dad because he is hard working, he is smart, and because he is supportive. These traits probably show up in your parents as well, but you might not appreciate it as much as I do. You might not look up to or appreciate your parents, but just know that you will in the future. You might hate your parents irrationally for now, but just know that you should appreciate them more. Appreciate them while you can, and be happy that you have great parents. 


This article is written by my daughter Yaya when she was 12 years old.


2022 Yaya in Toronto








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