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Roses: Family and Mom
Roses in the Winter By:Mya Garner

“Hey girls how was school today,” asked mom as we got into the car? “good,” Melody and I said together! “Hey mom how did your speech go,”I asked “Same as usual nothing new” My mom goes around talking about my daddy. He died in a war when I was three. I don’t remember him much but I know he loved me a lot. Mom would always say how world just isn’t the same without him. Before I was born my mom was an English college professes so in every speech she would tell the same quote her college professes told her. It was God gave us memories so we can have roses in the winter by:Sir James M. Barry. At the end of every speech she would say -and even though its hard I knew I had my beautiful intelligent daughters Sadie and Melody to help get me through it. Melody never got good grades. She says I’m the smart one She never got good grades,but I did. She barely ever reads,yet I read constantly. Melody and mom love pop music but I love country She was named after my dads love for music. I was named after my moms sister Mercedes who died when she was seven from cancer. As we sped up carter street on our way home we head up a steep hill while me and melody were yelling about a friend when mom yelled, “Girls please stop yelling im trying to focus on my driving all of a sudden my mom lost all control of the car and the brakes suddenly stopped working just as we were heading down the hill. The last thing I remember is the blue jeep in front of and me apoligising to my mom

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