Danielle Fritz By Danielle Fritz Summary

Danielle Fritz was born November 29th, 1993 and was expected to be a facile subject due to the familial relations she has with the author, but as more questions were asked more was discovered and she became more than just a simple topic. Every life affects another and her interpretation of her life and family was different when compared to the way the author perceived her. Danielle Fritz was lucky to go to a small school called Pen Argyl High School where she wasn’t just some random face in the hallway and her relationships with her friends were very tight, because they were all each other had. In specific, she says that one teacher in particular connected with her and she will always be grateful for that. Danielle was permitted the opportunity
On weekends, she is responsible for cooking dinner for both of them, laundry, and cleaning. Danielle is still a student so during the school week she lives with her two housemates at a house near her University. In all, Danielle currently has four houses: her mom’s, dad’s, Chris’, and her house at school. She says, “my role is to just be independent and take care of my stuff, as they take care of theirs.” Many young adults across the globe are forced to get a job for financial reasons or when parents wish to teach their children what it means to be independent. She consistently worked at Giant as a cashier for about four years, but due to the rising amounts of school work last semester, she decided to stop working until the breaks. Having a job has taught her responsibility, patience, and the true meaning of professionalism. There are often times when you just have to grin and bear it and the customer is always right even when they are wrong. One of her coworkers became one of her best friends and is currently one of her housemates. She’s responsible for paying rent each month, electric and cable bills and going grocery shopping. Danielle shows her responsible and cleansing nature by often cleaning the houses she occupies, but mostly her house at school. College has forced her to become independent with taking care of herself with stuff like eating properly. Her and her housemates follow an east schedule so everyone knows when they are responsible for certain chores and such. Many of the household jobs are the same things she has been doing all her life and will continue to do as she grows