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D: 32043 Word Count: 486 Discuss an accomplishment or event, formal or informal, that marked your transition from childhood to adulthood within your culture, community, or family. Wheres mommy, Jess? the question I couldnt answer. He looked up at me, I could see it in his eyes, he was confused. I looked at him, giving him the same look, as we both had no clue about what was going on. It was a cloudy Friday morning, we both somehow ended up at my aunts house, confused and sleepy. She went somewhere, but she will be back, soon. I told my brother. I was six then and he was five. We both sat on my aunts couch, clueless, confused, not knowing what was happening. Then all of a sudden, the phone rang. My aunt walked to the phone and we watched her as she paced back and forth in her kitchen. After a few minutes, she came back and told us the great news Your mom gave birth to a little girl, your hermanita. A what?! my brother and I exclaimed. Come on; lets go see your mom and your new baby sister. So we all hopped in her car and were on our way to see our newborn sister. On our ride to the hospital, my brother and I were excited and anxious, not knowing what would happen. As soon as we entered the hospital, my aunt got visitor passes for us and we started looking for the room. We went up the elevator, and went straight towards the room in which my mom was located. We then saw my mom holding her newborn child. I then got to hold her, and it was the most beautiful feeling, gazing into her caramel eyes and olive skin, carefully wrapped in a blanket. I couldnt have asked for more. But after that, the beautiful feeling was gone. We left to my aunts house again, since we only had a few minutes to see my mom. A few days later passed and we were all excited to see my baby sister, and we saw my mom and my little sister. I was so caught up with spending time with my sister and having fun, not

I.D: 32043 Word Count: 486 knowing that I would have to make a huge step towards something big. I had no idea that my sisters birth would bring a huge shift from childhood to adulthood. I realized how having a younger sibling brings a great deal of responsibility. Helping my mom, changing diapers, cleaning the house, were just some of the things that came with the birth of my sister. I realized that my child days were over and I had to move on. I had to be mature, something I never knew until she was born. By being more responsible and committing to doing chores, I have moved on from playing Barbies and stuffed animals, to grow to a full, mature person. With my sisters birth, I now have developed to a grown person with responsibilities. I was able to mature and change for good.

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