Child interview
For this paper, I chose to interview a family that I have known for a few years. We do not know each other well: we are only acquaintences. There are four members of their family. The father's name is Ed, the mother's name is Sue and their two sons are Brian and Bobby. I met them a few years ago because my mom use to watch brian and bobby all the time. My little sister alisen was pretty good friends with bobby and Brian cause when they would come over they would play together. Brian and bobby spend the night sometimes when their parents would go out, and I have gotten to know his family a little by sometimes going out to eat with my mom and them here and there. And since Ed is black and Sue is white, I thought it would be interesting to interview them. They said that they would be happy to give me an interview anytime. So when I came home last weekend, I gave them a call and they told me to come on over. I started by interviewing the parents and then I interviewed the two children seperately. Ed Sanders was born in Akron, Oh. I asked him about his life as a child and he told me that it was pretty good for a black kid back then. He grew up with two brothers and both parents. He also
He said that he used to think that money would come easy. He is also in Freud's latency stage because of the identity with the same-sex children. The first kid I interviewed was the older Brian. He said that he also likes gym class. The people are nice and it is just a comfortable atmosphere. There are no major problems in the family, just the normal family feuds that any normal family goes through. He manages the ice cream department and said he was satisfied with his job. He said, "It pays good money and has excellent benefits, which is the most important thing to me. They live in the small town of Brimfield, Oh. When I asked him what makes him afraid he said just mainly snakes. I could easily tell this by interviewing him. He told me that the tall glass had more water. His best memory was scoring a touchdown to win a football game and his worst memory was when his dog died. I then moved my interview to seven year old Bobby.
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