During our discussion my grandparents and I discussed the greatest fears and the most difficult parts of being a parent/guardian. I was surprised at my grandparents’ response. My grandfather said the most difficult part of raising me is trying to determine what social affairs, parties, etc. to allow me to go to. My grandmother said that her greatest fear will be that I will get in with the wrong crowd or get into trouble. I think that the hardest thing about parenting will be dealing with my child’s attitude and having to provide and manage my money. I was not very surprised at my grandfather’s response because he always tells me about going to parties and how he doesn’t really like me doing it. But, my grandmother’s response was surprising. I thought she would say something like keeping the child under control and dealing with their attitude. But, she was on

The next question was, “The question I would most like to ask my child/parent is..?” My grandfather’s question was, “Are you going to try hard to get a good education?” He also had another question which was, “Are you going to strive to be a good Christian?” I told him, yes, I would do both. I would try my hardest to get a good education and I would also strive to be a good Christian. My grandmother also had two questions they were, “Are you happy?” and “Do you feel blessed and safe?” My response to her first question was yes. I am happy, sometimes I do get a little down, but everyone does that every now and then. My response to her second question was also yes. I am blessed to be living and to have such wonderful family and friends.

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