I started grid kid football when I was in 7th grade and I am still playing until this very day. I used to play lots of running back and wide receiver and some corner. My coaches really liked me and it was my first year and I already took people that been playing longer than me postions. Then one game we played firth it was a good game.the score was 12-14 they were up. I was on the sidelines waiting for coach to put me in as wide receiver.
“Hey dad, you wanna go play some football outside?” Jim asked. “Sure kiddo, get the ball,” Mike, his father responded. Jim loved playing football with his dad. For hours the boys would play football in the backyard.
What is inspiration? That question went through my mind when my teacher told me about this project. It really got me thinking about who has inspired me that 's something you just don 't think of, but then I got to thinking and I thought my grandpa. Jud Reincke my grandpa was born and raised in Marshall where he stayed his whole life, married about 60 years,had three kids Mark,Mike,and my dad Norm Reincke. Jud later had four grand kids Matt ,Laurie ,my brother Trace,and me.
On the Friday we moved in to Vail, at our hall meeting, our RA asked who wanted to do a flag football team. Most of us were interested and so our whole hall made a team. The games started in September and continued to October. They were almost every week. We did really well and won a lot more games than most of us thought we would.
I also have a deep love for football as many of the kids in this story did. The kids in this story talked about how when they were young they would go to the games on Friday nights, and dream about what the future for them would be like. They could not wait to play for the Permian school district, and be the town heroes. This aspect of the story for me was so relatable. I too would go to Scott City Beaver games when I was young, and dream about what my future would hold as a football player.
No matter how celsha the line “not all heroes wear cape” is it still hold true. Take for example the average everyday nurse. People from all over the world with different background and beliefs all coming together to learn a trade that will go on and will benefit everyone they come into contact with in their work field, and sometimes in their daily lives. My mother Laura Frederick has been working as an x-ray technician for over twelve years now, and has made a huge impact in her patient’s lives, and in some instances making life or death differences.
Baseball One day my brother and I were playing catch. Then my grandpa came up to my brother and asked if he wanted to play on a baseball team and he replied "yes". So my brother joined the team. Now then my brother and I were practicing catching and hitting the ball
Since the day I was born I have always looked up to my Uncle Kinnie, and I always will. He was someone a lot of people looked up to and wish they knew and I was very blessed to get to call him my Uncle. He grew up in a religious home, in Texas, with his two other brothers. When he was old enough he got into the movie industry and moved out to Los Angeles. He looked just like a famous actor named Chuck Norris and became a stunt double for this actor.
There was a disabled child named Doodle that was intentionally killed by his own Brother. Brother spent a lot of his own time trying to get his special brother normal so he wouldn’t get made fun of. He also wanted a normal brother that could do brother things and be able to spent time with him, and he was also embarrassed to have him as a brother. Brother was at fault for Doodle’s death because he was embarrassed that he didn’t have a normal brother.
Ever since I was a little kid there was one thing that I was passionate about and that was baseball. The best memory I have as a kid is when my dad took me out and bought me my first glove and bat. Almost every day my dad would take me out to the backyard and play catch with me for however long I wanted to. Most of my childhood friends were gained through playing baseball. Another significant day in my life is when my family took me to my first Major League Baseball game.
When I was seven years old I had decided to play to play softball. It seemed like a fun sport to play. My Uncle is the coach for the Lookouts baseball team , and he decided to help me learn how to play. He answers any questions that I have. One day, I was playing outside with my friends at school, and we were talking about sports.
My grandpa Beto, or Papanino as I used to call him, has profoundly affected my life by the remarkable way to overcome his trials in life with an immense smile that light up an entire world. My Papanino started to support his mother and siblings, working in the farms at early age, despite the fact that he was not able to finished his education and did not learn how to write or read well. However, he always believed that education was the golden key to a brighter future, although, unable to finish his schooling, he was filled of knowledge and knew the answer to every question. Nothing could compare the peace and serenity I felt when my Papanino dedicated his life to our family, creating security through his hard work, and bringing us closer to God by his spiritual dedication.
More Than Just a Grandpa When deciding who I was going to use for my life changing person I had somewhat of a hard time, because I wanted refrain from using the norm and really think who has made me the person I am today. I thought about my topic for a while, I’ve changed it about two times and then I started to pray and asked God to allow the Holy Spirit to speak through me as I picked who I wanted to write about. The Holy Spirit helped me to discern that the person for this was my grandpa, Jerry Gould. My grandpa has went through a lot in his lifetime but it is what makes him, him today. He is bold, talent, unique, and not scared of what is to come in his life because he stands firm in his relationship with God.
the aroma of cooking spices and enchiladas fill the air and it instantly hits you as you walk into my grandmas house. "come on in honey" my grandma shouts from the kitchen. "hello my darling how was your day" said my grandma as i walk into the kitchen. "my day has been amazing so far grandma and how was yours?"
As a little boy I had big dreams of playing football. When I was walking in the halls of the intermediate and middle school and saw the high school football players with their jerseys on, they were like super stars. I looked up to them because I wanted to be like them. The high school football players were popular, they were happy, and they were important to the school. Going to the football games on Friday nights was the highlight of my week.
