Write about a conversation that changed you

 A conversation that changed me is when I was having a hard time in 5th grade and my grandpa talked to me about things that might have been going on in my head. During this time I wasn't exactly in the best mindset and I didn't understand why I wasn't as lucky as the other kids my age. My grandfather heard about this from my mom and decided to sit me down for a talk. He explained how everyone goes through their own battles and whether they show their scars or hardships doesn't mean they don ´ t go through it. He taught me that pushing through rough things only makes the outcome more beautiful. This conversation changed my perspective on life and showed me that even the most hardest battles can have a beautiful outcome. 

Today in class we worked on a vocabulary worksheet and went over what the next 3 weeks before break is going to be like. 

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