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A Tough Week

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This week,to be perfectly honest,was a really tough.For awhile now,my grandma was loosing weight,not feeling well,hardly eating,due to pain for some reason.She recently went to see a doctor,and found out she has colon(I probably spelled that wrong)cancer.It was a shock to all us who know her.That was right on the beginning of the week...monday (sigh).Then school was next,which was tough again.A real challenge.I was glad when Friday hit,the last day of school for the week.grandparents,and Uncle came over for the weekend.I was glad for the extra company,because it gets really lonely when it's just you and your sis at home.Then,my dad had to work the weekend shift,to which I was really disappointed.Not because he wanted to,but more because he's the only guy working in his department,and he was behind.I really missed him this week.On sunday,due to vehicle trouble,I wasn't able to make it to church,as well as my sis.We did slip some bonding time,spent time with God,and cleaned

My Daddys protection!

Today,a random man walked up to me,as me,Faith,and Dad were walking out of the library.He started asking me questions,that got me weirded out.Like how old I was,if I was in highschool,if I liked comedy,and asked if I looked like a superhero (Because I was wearing my plaid shawl),and then continued to ask if I had seen this one show/movie.I could tell he was trying to make me laugh,but his words were coming out fast,and I wasn't honestly paying attention.A conversation of mine own was going on in my head.Why was he asking me this?I've never met this man before that I can remember,so why did he immediately walk up to me and start talking?Why was he asking me where I was from?Where's dad?Get me outta here!! I was completely weirded and creeped out!He asked me how old I thought he was.I guessed somewhere between 20-30s,because he looked younger then he actually was,which was 42.I was really thankful I had worn my promise ring that day to remind me.I was also REALLY thankful da