Page 4 - Autobiography (final version)

money. Haven't figured yet? We sold it to our parents and

grandparents. How awesome it was, earning money without

really selling any books. Wow, those free pringles we’d have

the next day. Before leaving that house, it gave me a gift, the

stammer hammer gift. Until recently, I never realized what a

wonderful gift it was, something that makes me unique. Hey!

You don’t come across a person who stammers everyday! We

shifted our house and on the first birthday in the new house I

received a PSP...only I can imagine the excitement I went

through. Whatever I would put my hands on my father would

buy me. Guess we were rich back then? Well, I don’t know

and I really don’t want to know because I got what I wished

for. Wrong! That was the first lesson I learned. Never take your

life for granted, never think that you can get anything you

want because it’s just a matter of seconds before you lose

everything. Just the second hand on the clock ticks once and

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!BOOM! everything goes down the sewer. But the million