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18.02.2021 •
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PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Copy and paste the latest draft of your reflective essay. Then revise it, strengthening the connection between anecdotes and the text's central claim.
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Not Taken for Granted
I guess I was spoiled. At first, I was an only child, cuddled and cooed over by parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles. Up until I was eight years old, life was sweet. Then along came Grant, and everything changed.
Grant is my little brother. I don’t remember all the details, but he was born a month prematurely, so he needed a lot of extra attention, especially from Mom. My mom and dad didn’t ignore me, but I was no longer the center of their universe, and I resented the change in dynamics. And at first, I also resented Grant.
Fortunately, Grant’s early birth didn’t cause any real problems in his growth, and he crawled, toddled, and talked pretty much on schedule. My parents were still somewhat protective of him, but as he got older, he developed the obnoxious habit of attaching himself to me, following my every move. My parents warned me to be nice to him,
but I found him totally annoying. By the time I became a teenager, he was, at five, my shadow, following me around, copying my every move, asking questions, and generally being a pest.
Still, despite my irritation, I began to enjoy him. He was a funny little guy, and I began to find his hero-worship endearing. He copied the way I walked, the way I talked, and even the way I ate.
I remember one time we were eating jelly sandwiches, and he was humming away as he ate.
“Grant, why are you humming?” I asked.
He looked genuinely surprised. “You do it, too.”
“Do not,” I growled. I took a bite then and realized I
had been humming! Apparently, I hummed a lot and never even knew. I looked at Grant and the delighted little smirk on his face and had to laugh. He laughed, too, although I don’t think he understood exactly why. Still, from then on, whenever one of us hummed, we both burst into laughter.
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