Essay About My Grandmother

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Grandmother Profile Essays
Essay about My Grandmother
My Grandmother Essay
My Life Of My Grandmother
My Hero Is My Grandmother
Losing My Grandmother


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Grandmother Profile Essays
English Composition 1
My Grandmother
My Grandmother goes by the name of babunya, and baba for short, this means grandma in
Ukrainian. She lived in Ukraine for most of her life, and she is almost 90 years old now. She's
been through a lot in her years, thus her appearance has changed. For every wrinkle she has
there's a story to match. She has had every color hair: blonde, red, brown, and black. Now her hair
is a short gray color. She keeps it short because it stays out of the way, even though she hates it
short. She has always had long her until now. She has also progressively become shorter over the
years due to a very bad back; she now stands just under five feet. Since she spends most of her days
in the garden her usual outfit...show more content...
She usually watches the news and educates herself on what is happening in the world around her.
When we go to visit her the conversations usually got the same way everytime.
My grandma usually starts off by saying something along the lines of "how's school going for you?
How are your grades? How is work going? Do you like your teachers?" This part of the conversation
doesn't last long
If there is one thing my grandma is good at, it's talking. She loves telling stories and talking about
what's going on in the world today. Babunya is a very sociable person and can hold a conversation
with anyone.
My baba was born in a time when the only way you could have food on your plate for dinner was if
you hunted it yourself. She would explain to me that "living in a communist country was one of
the worst things I have ever seen or been through. Not only was my country communist, we were
going through a famine. There was no way to get food because the government starved us. If I
wanted to eat that day I would have to kill a bird or whatever else was around that day." My
grandma is a very strong woman. She grew up with 3 brothers and 1 sister, who were all older.
She always wanted to be like her siblings. Because her siblings were all older, my grandmother was
a very fast learner. They taught her what they were during in school so by the time she got to that
grade level she already knew the information. My grandma
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Essay about My Grandmother
My Grandmother My grandma has a bobcat. It lives on her roof. She's called the police twice;
they told her that bobcats don't live in her climate. I imagine the police at the station rolling their
eyes, groaning to their colleagues that Gloria from Cherrywood Lane is calling again. Or maybe
they put her on speakerphone so everyone can laugh. So Grandmother called my mom to say that
a bobcat lives on her roof. My mother asked her "Do you really think it's a bobcat?" "No" my
grandmother said, "It might be a lynx." My grandmother is a four–foot tall, three–foot wide Jewish
woman with long white hair. She wears flea market jewelry to the point of capacity. Her arms are
several pounds heavier than need be because of...show more content...
When she didn't want to cook she would urge us to go out for Chinese and then order the one
American item on the menu, usually a cheeseburger. This behavior was expected and that allowed us
to nod indulgently as she told us that she was an ardent vegetarian – beef juice running down her
chin. She usually smoked through dinner, her long brown cigarettes resting on the edge of her
plate. My grandfather died when I was young and now my grandmother has a boyfriend named
Clint. Sometimes his name is Travis. He is from Texas and flies in on his private jet to ask her to
marry him, surprisingly often. He sends her gifts from QVC and the Home Shopping Network.
The packages list my grandmother's home as the return address. The cards he sends are written in
her handwriting. I used to find this unspeakably sad. I harangued my mother and uncle asking if
they didn't think she was terribly lonely. "No," they replied, "She's just a liar". My grandmother had
been a terrible mother to them, to all five of her children in fact. Many of them still visit her because
they feel it is their duty. Like the police laughing at her over the speakerphone, my aunts and uncles
chuckle at her bobcat stories and groan when she brings home a new stuffed animal. They put in
their time, literally counting the minutes until they can back out the door. One time my aunt Sheila
left her pick–up running in the driveway while she ate
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My Grandmother Essay
My grandma or as we grandchildren call her, Paw–Paw (which in Chinese means your mother's
mother) is an amazing lady and let me just tell you a great cook too. She is a lady with a big
personality and so much caring in her soul. She takes care of us when we need something or if we
just want someone to hangout with. My grandma is one great person and anyone who meets her
can easily figure that out. She is my grandma, friend, and one of my biggest role models as she had
to travel across the world to come to the United States. She cares, she cooks, she hugs, and she loves.
When my grandma was a teenager, she had to embark a journey that most would fear to do. She
traveled half–way across the world from China to America on a boat the size of...show more content...
Now when I hug my grandma, it's familiar and feels like home. Her small arms around me, with
her painted sparkling nails that match her personality so well. Whenever she sees one of the
grandchildren her small eyes light up and become big. She waves at us, with a big smile, in the
distance while walking fast to come give us a hug. Along with the big hug, you get a big kiss on
the cheek that often leaves a pink stain behind. When my parents would go on a trip my brother
and I would get to have awesome sleepovers at my grandparents house. I would get to pick the
movie and snacks, then we would lay in her bed and just talk about everything. Then in the morning
I would wake up to the best eggs ever.
Now think of the best fried rice you've ever had and multiply that by about 10, that's how good my
grandma's fried rice is. My family and I make it all the time but it is never as good as hers. Not
only is the fried rice good so are all the other dishes; birthday noodles, chives and pork, and New
Years Eve dumplings. And the smell, it consumes all rooms of the house and makes you so
excited for your meal. My grandparents favorite restaurants include Lings Buffet, Mei Wei, and
Cici's Pizza (yes, all buffets, which none of us complain about because they are all so good). But, the
best food is her own especially if it is cooked in the wok. So many meals have been cooked in the
original wok favors, like soy sauce and meat, from past meals come through and
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My Life Of My Grandmother
My Grandmother died a couple months ago. It wasn 't a sudden thing. It was a long time coming. I
was standing in the kitchen with my dad when he picked up the phone. He frowned, flicked his
eyes to me, to my mother then back to me. He mumbled some confirmations then said, "That 's fine.
I'll be there shortly, thank you." He set the phone down on the table, and just briefly, I think I caught
a fleeting glimpse of a smile.
I had known she was sick. My dad had mentioned it briefly, as if it was just a small thing not really
worth talking about. It was just like reporting the morning's news. But instead of, "Oh, the Reds lost
again" it was, "Your grandmother is in the hospital. She isn 't doing too well." I'm not sure that he
even looked up...show more content...
I had expected long days of walking on eggshells, giving my father space and time to grieve. I had
expected an excessive breakfast the morning after, with stacks of pancakes, orange juice, coffee.
The works. I had expected my Father to be stuffing his face, smiling, pretending everything was all
right, only to breakdown with syrup on his face and jam on his fingers. What I got was oatmeal,
and a dad who looked well rested if not little distracted.
I knew my dad and grandmother were not on speaking terms. That much was always known and
not hidden from me. But I thought...I don't know. I thought there might have been something
when she died. I just expected more, I guess. When he came home from the morgue or wherever
he had to go to after the call, I was in the living room and looked over my shoulder when the front
door creaked open. My mom came up and embraced him, he put his head on her shoulders and
they just stood there, barely swaying in the foyer. I got up and walked over to them. My mom drew
away, teary eyed, and my dad looked at me. "You're my proof, Cole." He said with a small quiver in
his voice. "You're my proof that something good can come from my bloodline." He smiled and
hugged me, longer than he ever has before. My mother joined in and then my dad called, "Eddie!
Come down here!"
My younger brother came from his room at the top of the stairs and frowned at our group, hugging
at the bottom. "Come here, kid." My dad said in his sandy, old
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My Hero Is My Grandmother
To me my hero would be Beth Evans, my Grandmother; she inspires me and puts a smile on my
face everyday. I was blessed with her and what she does for my family. She is the most generous
person I've ever met and not just grandmother nature either I see her give to every person she
meets. I truly look up to her and she is a important part of my life, when I was born I was brought
home to a pretty unstable environment my parents and everyone around me were addicted to
some pretty bad drugs, there were times where the yelling and arguing would never stop and I didn't
really go to school no one was there to make me go, I didn't have any friends really my best friend
was my dog, she was a great companion when I was alone. Fast forward a few years...show more
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I remember my grandma telling me that night, the storm will come the rain will fall the dirt will
get muddy and the roads will be flooded but there will be one day Marissa where the sun is
shinning and the birds are chirping and everything will be just as it should. That night a huge storm
came, I remember walking outside in the pouring rain all by myself maybe 6 years old and I sat
behind this truck in the road and wishing that the sunny beautiful day would come, I remember
wishing for that day to come for my grandma and I wanted her to happy sitting in the sunshine
laughing enjoying herself, that is the first time I remember wanting good for someone else and not
caring about myself or anything
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Losing My Grandmother
The feeling of losing someone you love is indescribable. It came upon my family so suddenly, not
a day goes by that I don't think about my grandma. I tell myself everyday not to take life for
granted, and after 2 years I am still learning. My grandma was always back and forth between her
health status, it never surprised us when she would be seriously ill and back on her feet the next
day. Leading up to the last few years you could truly see her health decline. The Christmas before
she passed away she told us it would be her last. Its chilling to know she was right. It was a cold
tuesday night. I was supposed to be at cheer practice, it was junior year and i was cheer captain.
The team needed me there, but my grandma had been on hospice for a little over four days now
so i skipped. Hospice is life support in the comfort of one's own home, nurses on the clock at all
times making sure they rest easy. The around the clock care usually stops after a week, when the
patients usually pass on. Thanksgiving had just passed and the decorations were still hung up
around her house. It smelt of pinecones and old people.. Walking through the house I noticed the
kitchen was clean, probably for the first time in months, she was always cooking up a storm.
down the hallway of the kids rooms i could tell they had not been touched since my grandma went
into hospice care. It was always a wreck that she would halfway clean just to give up and sit in her
mobile scooter with the QVC
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