Greek Narrative

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It had been six years since I last saw my cousin Nikki. Throughout those six years, various things happened. Within that time, my favorite aunt, her mother, died of cancer. Nikki got married, which led to her having a baby, who is now four. While all of that happened I matured from adolescence into young adulthood. I became the person that I am supposed to be; a lot changes a person in six years. Just this last July, I got the chance to visit Nikki and her family in New York. It was an amazing trip, but from start to end I felt completely and utterly out of my comfort zone. From this trip I learned that your life begins at the end of your comfort zone. From the time I was a little girl my aunt tried to visit us as much as possible. She would try to bring our cousins to see us too, but that was hard sometimes because by the time I was born they were nearly adults. Therefore because of them all living across the country it was hard for me to get close with them. I remember only two or three encounters with my oldest cousin Nikki, so when my dad told me she had invited me to stay with her for a week in New York I was a tad bit skeptical. My…show more content…
I went through a rollercoaster of emotions. Overall I am extremely grateful to have been given the experience. I truly believe that it made me more independent because I had to figure out all the problems I was having alone. I wasn’t able to turn to someone and have them fix them for me. Also being put out of my comfort zone made me feel more confident; I feel as if I am much more able to be independent. I can do things on my own without wanting someone there by my side the whole time coaching me. I think being stuck in a comfort zone can apprehend people from doing things that they may or may not want to do. Getting out of your comfort zone is a really important factor if you want your true life to begin. Life doesn’t wait for anybody or

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