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What Does It Mean To Join The Military
My name “Lenny” means “Lion or Brave Lion”. And my last name means person of action and communication. My grandpa's name is leonard like mine and my dad name is leonard. And my dad goes by lenny and my grandpa goes by leonard, and I go like Lenny. And my dad has the same middle name as me and I don't know if my grandpa has the same or not.
The goals made in my life is to maybe join the Army.I Want to join the military because my grandpa was in the military and want to serve our country and for freedom.I Like my friends because they make me laugh and they are there when they need to be there.I Like things that make me laugh and things that are interesting to me, like world war 2 stuff.I Love listening to world war 2 stuff, because there was so much that happened and I want to know it. My hobbies are going outside and playing with friends or riding my bike.Ilove nature and once my dad lets me im going hunt and go fishing more.My nephews hunt and thre younger than me and they said it’s really fun to,Iwant to hunt so bad because it looks so fun. But mostly want to shoot guns because they look so fun to shoot and never shot one before.
A major event in my life is when my parents went into divorced.I Was around 6 or 7 and my mom said she was to the store and we waited for her to come back but she never did. Then later we found out
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When she past away a year ago I was so sad. She did so much for me and did so much for her, and when I was sad she always cheer me up in a way. When I wanted something she gave me it. And when needed something I was sure to get it for her. When I was about to go to baseball she’d always wish me luck, And i’ll try to get a hit for her. When didn't was a little bit sad but there was always next game. Me and my family were really sad, but mostly me because lived with her and nobody really knew what she was like at home. She had a lot of children but I think she liked me the most. Because I took really good care for

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