The tough decision that was made for my family and I when I was 11 was that we had to sell our cows, all of our animals, and even our farm. Along with that we had to move as well. My family and I didn't move faraway but it's just the fact that someone else tells you that you can't live where you've lived your whole life is something terrible. However the worst part is that the person who bought our farm was my own aunt. She started off by telling my family we were able to come over and play with my cousins and see their animals. That didn't last long though, and then one day we were basicly told to never come back and to never call or come over to see my cousins. My aunt has completly destroyed my home farm, I can't even look at it when I drive by to come to school everyday. I miss our farm so much. I lost half my life in a matter of months. Not only did I lose my favorite place in the world I lost my grandpa as well. My grandpa died from lung cancer and watching him get sicker and sicker was also very hard.
I've never thought about killing my aunt for what she's done to my family and our farm. Like Hamlet's father I hope that she gets what's coming to her for what she's done. Right after we sold our cows I was not a very happy person because my life changed a lot. Just like Hamlet I had a lot of changes in very little time. Hamlet's uncle and his mom got married not long after his father passed away. The day after we sold our cows dad got a job milking cows in a parlor which was the first time in my life I was able to milk the cows with him. However milking in a parlor is extremly different from milking in a stanchion barn, but once I got the hang of things it was a lot of fun. It's that feeling of getting used to things that is the hardest because my brain was stuck on why, why did my aunt do what she did to us, why did we have to move? Why did my family's life have to change? I like Hamlet was full of sadness and anger. Everyday was different and somedays where better than others. I love to work and this love of working helped me get through everything that was going on in my life at that time. It was a hard feeling to get over losing almost everything I had but I mostly tried helping my family get through it because I wasn't the only one who had lost a huge part of my life.
