Childhood

I had a lovely childhood because I was the youngest in my family, and my father always took me to the childrens theatre in my city to watch some plays which made me a wise child due to its talking about good things and great empititions.

When I was a child I looked forward to being a lawyer because I liked reading in politics and legal, so my father always told me I hope to see you a lawyer, and I learned from him how I could get my wishes with more patience.

When I was a child I learnd from my big brother how I could collect the money, he gave me a small jar to put all of the money I had got in it, and after a long period met him in a big celebration with louder rock music and we broke our jars and then he always took all of money I had collected.

My brother who was took my money when we was children lives now in North Ireland cpicificly in Belfast and he work as a lecturer in the Queen University, and when I came here in Nottingham he transfer to me some money to spend it before I got my bank account and got my salary from my company in Libya, so I told him these money for mine and you had it when we was young, and then he smile and told me this is really fear.

Nagi Mohamed