Post Reading- "A Summer's Reading"- p.49

I chose option number 2.

Dear Mr. Cattanzara,

Ten years ago my life were(gr.) so different. I was a lazy person, who wanted to make a change in his life, however, I wasn't motivated to do it. My family barely supported me, and so does(gr.) the people in the neighborhood that insulted me. Until I met you, my change maker.(Start a new sentence) you opened up my eyes and made me realize that I was wrong. I was used to blame(gr.-blaming) everybody or everything but myself over my own actions in life. Thanks to you, I realized that unless I take responsibility over my own actions, my life isn't going to change. The moment I did so, my life has changed.

One of the books I read that fall, was about film production. I found that subject very interesting, and decided to study it. Therefore, I went to the university and signed up for a film production class. I was afraid to run out of patience during classes, or to hate the teachers for telling me what to do. However, the classes were interesting, fun and not boring at all. I actually enjoyed doing the assignments the teachers gave, since I learned new things and got to meet new people that were nice to me. 

Today, I am happily married to a wonderful wife and we have three kids together. I am working right now on a film about my life in order to motivate people to make changes in their lives, and I am dedicating it to you. You are the one who changed my life for the better, and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. In addition, I would like you to come and visit me so we can talk face to face. I seriously can't thank you enough, and want you to know that I wouldn't be here without your endless concern and support.

Can't wait to meet you,

George.

Great letter and very interesting!
Well done!
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Daphna