My Grandparents Are Really Like Simple Toys?
Sam Levenson stated, “The simplest toy, one which even the youngest child can operate, is called a grandparent.” I see eye to eye with Sam Levenson. Grandparents do really like simple toys. If their grandchildren care about them they will eventually get along well. If I think about my grandparents, I don’t think as distinct from Sam Levenson, so the quote is also true for my grandparents. Although I see them like simple toys, my grandparents are pretty different from each other, so the way I play with those “simple toys” are different.
First of all, I want to mention that my mother’s father died when I was nine. Consequently, my memories with him that I remember are not too much. I remember his personality and his lifestyle though.
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She is a retired tailor. She didn’t go to school, but she tried to educate herself. She learned how to read and speak Arabic. She is also good at handwork because of her determination. My only living grandfather’s name is Besim. He is a retired deed officer. He graduated from Gazi University. Both of them born in Mardin. My mother’s mother’s name is Bedriye. She is a retired teacher. She graduated from Bursa Teachers University. My dear departed grandfather’s name is Bekir. He was a language and history professor. He graduated from Ankara Language and History Faculty. Now that I introduced them I want to talk about their similarities. The most certain similarity is that both of them love me and vice versa. They always try to make me happy. On the other hand, both of them are compassionate to me and to their relatives. Both of them are really good at cooking. My mother’s mother can make delicious Bursa meals. My grandpa can do BBQ and can cook meats like a master on the grid. On the other hand, my father’s mom can do traditional Mardin food. They are also very Ataturkist and they have a free spirit. "Determination" is another similarity between them. When one of them start a …show more content…
I believe I have more dislikes about my father’s parents than my mother’s. First, I really don’t like my father’s parent’s being laid-back and loose. As a student who has fast tempo I don’t like to be a loose person. One thing I dislike about my mother’s parent is that I try to be extra polite in their house which sometimes makes me feel stressed. Nevertheless, I like them being gentle. Another thing I don’t like about my father’s parent is that they can get tired easily. When we are in a mall or a park they always want to sit somewhere which I absolutely get annoyed after some time. My mother’s mom rarely visits me which is a big problem for me. I always believed that if you want to have a strong relationship you need to see that person often. This sometimes hurts our relationship and I want to see her
First of all, I want to mention that my mother’s father died when I was nine. Consequently, my memories with him that I remember are not too much. I remember his personality and his lifestyle though.
In the …show more content…
She is a retired tailor. She didn’t go to school, but she tried to educate herself. She learned how to read and speak Arabic. She is also good at handwork because of her determination. My only living grandfather’s name is Besim. He is a retired deed officer. He graduated from Gazi University. Both of them born in Mardin. My mother’s mother’s name is Bedriye. She is a retired teacher. She graduated from Bursa Teachers University. My dear departed grandfather’s name is Bekir. He was a language and history professor. He graduated from Ankara Language and History Faculty. Now that I introduced them I want to talk about their similarities. The most certain similarity is that both of them love me and vice versa. They always try to make me happy. On the other hand, both of them are compassionate to me and to their relatives. Both of them are really good at cooking. My mother’s mother can make delicious Bursa meals. My grandpa can do BBQ and can cook meats like a master on the grid. On the other hand, my father’s mom can do traditional Mardin food. They are also very Ataturkist and they have a free spirit. "Determination" is another similarity between them. When one of them start a …show more content…
I believe I have more dislikes about my father’s parents than my mother’s. First, I really don’t like my father’s parent’s being laid-back and loose. As a student who has fast tempo I don’t like to be a loose person. One thing I dislike about my mother’s parent is that I try to be extra polite in their house which sometimes makes me feel stressed. Nevertheless, I like them being gentle. Another thing I don’t like about my father’s parent is that they can get tired easily. When we are in a mall or a park they always want to sit somewhere which I absolutely get annoyed after some time. My mother’s mom rarely visits me which is a big problem for me. I always believed that if you want to have a strong relationship you need to see that person often. This sometimes hurts our relationship and I want to see her