Everyday after saying the pledge of allegiance, the class would look over the blackboard and say The Golden Rule out loud. I really never knew what it meant; it seemed like everyone else knew what it meant but me. I was going to ask the question to someone to see if they knew what it meant.

Later on during that particular day when the classes went outside, I asked this girl if she understood what the rule meant. She told me that it means think about what you are doing to someone before you do it and if you think it’s wrong don’t do it if you don’t want it done to you. I sat down at the top of the sliding board and thought about it. I said to myself, this girl is the same age as me, so she doesn’t know what she was talking about. I thought the best idea was to ask the teacher if she could tell me what it meant.

After my classmates and I went into the room to cool of

Right then I knew that everyone was not the same and didn’t learn the same thing. I realized that all the things that I learned as a child would be things that I needed to hold on to as an adult. For instance, the rule that I learned in the first phase of my life will withhold throughout the rest of my life.

Throughout my childhood years, I used that saying always even if others didn’t agree. I was in the third grade with a group of people; we all were talking about something we learned in our early years of school that we would always remember saying or doing. Most of us replied the same thing, the Golden Rule, but the boy just sat there. I found out later that he didn’t reply because he did not believe in the rule. We weren’t mad at him. We just wanted him to be on the same page with everyone else, but what we had to understand that we were still young at this time and we didn’t know what direction he was coming from. We just knew what we learned was right and what he knew was wrong.

f, it was almost reading time. During that time we all would sit down on the red carpet and listen to the teacher read to us as we fell to asleep. So before she read to us that day, I asked Mrs. Dukes, the teacher, if she could tell me more in detail what that saying meant. She replied, “I thought that no one would ever ask me that question.” She told same thing that the girl on the playground had told me e

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