A conversation that changed me

 A conversation that changed me was one that I had with my mom about walking alone. I was still pretty young and didn't realize how dangerous the world can be but this conversation changed my perspective. Now I check and double check my surrounding always, check my car when I get in to make sure nobody got in somehow, and make sure nobody is possibly following me home.

Today in class we did a vocabulary worksheet. I learned that there are lots of different words that all look and sound the same but mean totally different things.

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