A Night That I Will Never Forget

One night in San Cristobal, Venezuela some things happened outside my house that scared me too much. I was playing soccer with a friend clause to my house after that I went to my house together with my friend and I supposed that my grandmother and grandfather were at home. When my friend and I got at my house around 10:00pm we turned the radio on then I went to the rooms to see if my grandparents were sleeping. I see their door`s room close, so I supposed that they were sleeping. Then I talked to my friend for 15 minutes after that he gone. Suddenly I locked the door outside and inside of my house. Once there inside I felt a little scared, so I went to my parents` room again, but now I saw the door opened. I checked anywhere of my house, but I did not see them. In that moment I felt so scared, I went to my room as faster as I could, and I closed the door. Immediately I heard I strange sound in from of the first doom of the house, I did not what were happening. I was thinking probably is a thief or my dog. I thought everything that could be happened. Finally I slept in the floor until my grandparents came back at morning to my surprise they were outside the house that night, and I still did not what happen that day.

My New Siblings

I will never forget this experience when I met with my new siblings. I already knew one of them. When I was 10 years old I met with my brother Luisito for first time in Barquisimeto, Venezuela through my father Luis. I was 18 years old my curious to know about my siblings grew. The days step, and i still did not know them. Then i found my brother`s Luisito telephone number. After i decided to call him, i went to his house in November, 2006. Once there, i met 4 brothers including my brother Luisito and 4 sisters. I was with them about 2 months, and we share a lot of time together; also, we did a lot of things together, they brought me to met others members of my family away like my grandmom, uncles and an aunt. Finally this was a wonderful experience in my life, and I felt so happy to known them.