Write about a conversation that changed you

 A conversation that changed me is when I talked to my grandparent about experiences in life and they were feeding me with all the stuff that I need to experience before I get old and to use my time wisely and I have to say it opened my mind a lot and made me think about it more and more ever since then and to try to make changes to get more done and show up. I was absent today so I do not know what we did in class. But I liked the question today.

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