Feliciano

Introducing My Self My name is Feliciano. I am from Oaxaca, Mexico, and I have four daughters. Veronica is in the University. In San Marcos, Belen is in the university in Flagstaff in Arizona, Nidia is in college in San Marcos, and Arlette is in Middle school in Oceanside. I am very proud of my daughters, and they are very nice with me. I like to live in Oceanside because it is a very nice place. In my free time I go to walk on the beach. Or I go to the park to play basketball with my children and my wife.



//Feliciano //// Mendez // // Level 6 // // June 21/2010 //

// My Name // // My first name is Feliciano, which means happy, lucky, carefree, and fortunate. Its origin is Spain, Italian, Latin American, and Portuguese. On the day I was born, my father went to give notice to the town’s naming registrar. They looked on the Mexican calendar, using the month and day I was born, and they name me a name associated with that date. I would never want to change my name because my father chose my name. I feel happy with my name, and it fits me because overall I am a happy and fortunate person, just as my name means. //

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The Runaway Truck A funny thing happened to me in Mira Mesa when the company truck I was used almost got away from me. I was going to work one day and when I arrived, I parked my truck on a hill, I tried to put on the Emergency brake, but I remembered it was broken I just put the truck parking gear, and didn’t think much of it. I got out the truck, and I was going into the post office when I heard a noise that sounded the wheels rolling and brakes jumping. I turned and saw the company truck slowly rolling down the hill into the center of the street. I ran after the truck. I almost hit an oncoming car, I caught up to the truck and opened the door, trying to put my foot on the brake but the door slammed on my leg, it really hurt. Finally I opened the door; I got inside, and stopped on the brake. I felt relief. In conclusion, when you park on the hill, always turn the wheelstoward the curb.