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When I first arrived in the United States at the age of four, I was a skinny runt who had so much to learn. If you haven't already ready my story of how I arrived in America, I would recommend you reading it first. So I had barely arrived and was just getting acclimated to the American way of life when my parents enrolled me in school and I found myself beginning Kindergarten.
I remember that first year being really tough for me because I was struggling with having to learn English and trying to fit in. It wasn't easy for me to fit in considering I stood out like a sore thumb. I was the only little Asian girl in my class, and I got picked on constantly because I looked and sounded so different from the rest of the kids.
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52 Comments
nice
nice story!
nice
Very good story, nice style, about adapting in a totally strange environment
i meeet u
The real message is at the end of the story; anyone can turn an enemy into a friend...
nice & good he he
fantastic story
nyc
wow a very great story..........thnx for sharing your experience
nice story.. thanks for sharing
great post
Thanks for taking the time to read my story and the message behind the whole post.
You are correct in yor thinking most people who act in such a manner have a void in their lives and need outside assurance from other people to feel good about them self. Beleive it or not but a smile always works on a person who is mad at something or someone cause it always throws them for a loop. great post I enjoyed reading your story.
@ Robert: Thank you my friend! I appreciate the wonderful comment...a smile can definitely change a person's mood or attitude...
nice blog post. .thnx for sharing
@ Gaurav: Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked my story.
That was an excellent article Arlene. You really capture the reader's attention and I enjoyed reading about something that happened to you and how it became a life lesson for you. Keep up the good work Arlene! Have a nice day my friend! :-)
Thanks, Jan! Your comments are always very uplifting and encouraging.
This is a great story Arlene. Thanks I learned something.
Very good post. There is always a good trait in every individual. Once you push that button, change of attitude and character can surprisingly happen.
@ Jan: Thank you for reading my post, and for the kind words! You're a wonderful friend.
@ Tammy: Yes, there are still plenty of bullies out there...I was bullied a lot when I was a kid so I can relate to the kids that are currently being picked on.
Thanks for the shared...
@ Wei Ling: Thanks. I hope you liked what I wrote...
great sharing ....
@ Princz & Tom: Thanks for the comment! And thanks for taking the time to ready my story...
Good Story, felt good when reading this.
wow nice personality I'm proud to call you as my friend love you,,,,
Good story. You should be a writer.
good sharing
nice story!
Fantastic
doing good job
good keep it up
Nice post George. Everyone starts from something.
However small it is,nice.
you did not get it for nothing.
I am telling you it's worth the hard work,
perseverance, patience and lots of prayers as you mentioned.
In life, you don't get something for north...
nice sharing
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amazing work on relationships
thanks for high light this
nice, not all aiming to come to the u.s.a. is lucky just like you.
Nice post,it is usually what kids of different races face when their original places of abode are changed.
nice
that's nice
nice post!
Thank you for the comments! This blog is very personal to me, as it documents some very important experiences in my life. I appreciate you all taking the time to read my posts and getting to know me...