写五年前的家庭生活和现在的情况写英语作文

写五年前的家庭生活和现在的情况写英语作文
全文共3篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
My Family Life: Then and Now
Do you ever think about how different your life was a few years ago? I sure do! When I look back to five years ago, so many things have changed for me and my family. Back then, I was just a little kid in kindergarten. Now, I'm a big fifth grader getting ready to go to middle school next year. A lot has happened over those five years. Let me tell you about it!
Five Years Ago
Five years ago, it was just me, my mom, and my dad living together in our little apartment. We didn't have much space, but it didn't matter because it was cozy and filled with love. My mom worked as a nurse at the hospital, so she had to leave early some mornings. My dad had an office job, so he could drop me off at school and pick me up most days.
My favorite times were when we were all home together in the evenings. Dad would make funny voices when reading my bedtime stories. Mom would play games with me or help me
with my coloring books and puzzles. On weekends, we liked to go to the park and the zoo. Sometimes, we'd have picnics or go to a movie as a family treat.
Back then, we didn't have much extra money for luxuries. But I didn't care about that. I was just happy spending time with my parents, playing, and using my imagination. Life was simple, but it was really nice.
Some big changes happened when I was around 6 years old. My mom had another baby - my little brother was born! I was so excited to be a big sister. Though I'll admit, having a newborn sibling around wasn't always easy. He cried a lot and demanded so much attention from my parents. I felt a little jealous at first.
But soon, I loved having a baby brother. I got to help take care of him - feed him bottles, play with him, and read to him. We became best buddies pretty quickly. My mom also had to take some time off work, so she was home with us more. Those were special months with her.
The Present Day
Fast forward five years, and oh how things have changed! We've added another new member to our family - a dog named Buddy. He's a cute little terrier mix and the cuddliest, most
energetic pup you'll ever meet. I love coming home from school to be greeted by his wagging tail and wet kisses. Taking him on walks and playing fetch in the backyard is one of my favorite activities.
Speaking of our backyard, we finally have one! About two years ago, my parents saved up enough money for a down payment on a house. We went from living in that cramped apartment to having a big yard, three bedrooms, and plenty of space to spread out. My brother and I don't have to share a room anymore, which is nice. Though I'll admit I do miss cuddling with him some nights like we used to.
Money is still a little tight, but not as much as it once was. My dad got a better job with more responsibilities. My mom went back to work too, once my brother was old enough for preschool. We can finally afford some little luxuries here and there - like going out to restaurants, taking a vacation, or buying new bikes and sports equipment.
My parents seem so much busier now than they were five years ago, though. Sometimes I miss how simple and cozy things felt back when I was really little. These days, my dad is frequently working late or traveling for his job. My mom has to rush around getting us kids ready for school and activities in the morning,
then she goes to work all day too. We're often shuttling back and forth between different practices, games, and lessons after school. I'm involved with soccer, art class, and the school musical this year.
In the evenings, we try to have family dinner together as much as possible. But everybody is so tired and there's always homework to do. My parents are caring for my grandmother now too, after she got sick. We have her over for sleepovers pretty often to help out. I don't mind - she's a hilarious grandma and we love her. But things just feel more hectic compared to how they were when I was 5.
My Favorite Memories
Even though daily life is definitely more rushed and complicated now, I still cherish the fun family times we have. Going on vacation is an annual highlight - we drove down to Florida beaches last summer and I have so many amazing memories from that trip. Or when we went camping in the mountains two years ago and toasted s'mores around the campfire. Holidays are always wonderful too. I love decorating for Christmas, eating Mom's famous Thanksgiving pies, and the 4th of July barbecues and fireworks we have in our new backyard.
What I appreciate most though are the little daily moments together. Like my dad waking me up with a morning snuggle and his terrible dad jokes that still make me laugh. Or my mom putting a sweet note in my lunchbox before school. And I'll never forget all the times my little brother makes me crack up with his silliness and imaginary games we play. Those are the memories I'll cherish forever.
So yes, my family life looks very different now compared to five years ago. We've grown from three to five members, moved to a new home, and have a lot more activities and responsibilities to juggle. Sometimes I miss the simplicity and alone time we had as a trio when I was little. But I wouldn't trade my wonderful brother and hysterical dog for anything. Most importantly, even when days get hectic, my family's love, laughter, and closeness remains the constant that makes every chapter feel like home. I'm thankful for all the memories, now and then.
篇2
My Family Life: Then and Now
Do you ever think about how much things can change in just a few years? I sure do! My life today is really different from how it was when I was a little kid, especially when it comes to my family.
Let me tell you all about the ways my family has changed over the last five years.
Five years ago, when I was just seven years old, my family was really different. Back then, it was just me, my mom, my dad, and my little sister Emily who was only three at the time. We all lived together in a small apartment in the city. My mom and dad both had regular 9-to-5 office jobs, so we had a pretty typical daily routine during the week.
Every morning, my mom would wake me and Emily up early and get us ready for school and daycare. Emily went to a little daycare right across the street from our apartment building, while I went to the elementary school a few blocks away. After dropping us off, Mom and Dad would head to their offices downtown.
In the afternoons, Dad would pick me up from school while Mom grabbed Emily from daycare. We'd all go back home and Mom would start making dinner. After we ate, we'd have some family time playing games or watching a movie together before Emily and I had to go take our baths and get ready for bed. It was a simple life, but I loved the coziness of our little city apartment.
On the weekends, we'd sometimes go do fun family activities together like going to the park, checking out museums
or kid-friendly events around town, or just hanging out at home playing games and doing crafts. We didn't take too many big vacations or trips since Mom and Dad had to be careful with money. But we found plenty of joy and quality time together as a family without spending a lot.
Holidays were especially fun five years ago. For the big ones like Christmas and Thanksgiving, we'd go visit my grandparents who lived a couple hours away in the countryside. I loved going to their big farmhouse and playing outside with my cousins in the wide open spaces. The grownups would cook these enormous feasts with all sorts of delicious homemade food. It felt so warm and festive celebrating with the whole extended family.
Fast forward five years to today and wow, so much has changed for my family! The biggest difference is that we're no longer living in that little city apartment. About two years ago, my dad got a really great new job opportunity that came with a huge raise. We used that money to buy our very own big house out in the suburbs. Moving from the city to the 'burbs was a big transition, but I absolutely love having my own bedroom, a big backyard to play in, and a neighborhood with lots of other kids my age.
Not only did we move to a new house, but our family has grown too! About a year after we moved to the suburbs, my mom had another baby - a son named Alex. He's two years old now and is absolutely adorable, but also kind of a holy terror at times if I'm being honest. Having a baby brother around has been a fun new adventure, but has also added a lot of noise and chaos to our household! The days of sitting down for quiet family dinners together are long gone now that we have a toddler hanging around.
With a new baby in the family, my mom made the decision to quit her office job and become a stay-at-home mom for a while. So it's just my dad going to work during the day now, while my mom is at home taking care of Alex and doing stuff around the house. I really admire how much work she puts into keeping everything running smoothly for all of us. As the oldest kid, I try to chip in by cleaning up after myself and doing a few basic chores without too much fuss.
Even with my mom at home during the day, our weekly routines are still pretty hectic between getting me and Emily to school, taking Alex to his music and gymnastics classes, running errands, and keeping up with laundry and housework. The mornings are always a chaotic frenzy of trying to get three kids
fed, dressed, and out the door on time. But we always make sure to still have some family time together in the evenings, even if it's just watching a TV show or movie together while Alex runs loops around the living room.
Our weekends are more scheduled and activity-filled these days too. Between swim lessons, sports practices, dance classes, and play dates, we're constantly running around town shuttling everyone to their various activities and social commitments. Sometimes it feels like a marathon just getting everyone properly caffeinated, dressed in the right outfits, fed snacks, and loaded into the minivan to get out the door in the mornings. Don't even get me started on the endless piles of laundry that accumulate with all those sweaty sports uniforms and
grass-stained pants!
I do really miss the simplicity of our old weekend routines when we didn't have a million different places to be all the time. But I know my parents want to make sure me and my siblings have the chance to explore different skills and interests through all our various activities. And I've got to admit, having my own busy social life is pretty fun now that I'm getting a bit older!
One thing that hasn't changed much over the years is how we celebrate holidays. We still always go visit my grandparents
for the major holidays like we used to when I was little. Except now the house feels even more chaotic and crowded with more kids and grandkids running around! Instead of just me and my sister, we've also got my baby brother Alex, plus cousins who have been born within the last few years too. The grownups are always frantically trying to keep an eye on all us kids so we don't break any valuables or hurt ourselves. But I still love spending those special days with my extended family just like when I was small.
My family may look pretty different than it did five years ago, but the most important things have stayed the same. We all still love and support each other through all the busyness and chaos of life. Even when things get hectic or stressful, I know I can always count on having the love and security of my family behind me. After a long day, there's nothing better than coming home to big hugs and snuggles from my mom, dad, brother, and sister.
Sure, our lives are more complicated now with more activities and responsibilities to juggle. But we make sure to still carve out time to be together as a family unit too. Maybe our weekly routines aren't as simple and laidback as they used to be. But I wouldn't want it any other way! The organized chaos and
constant busyness of our life today is all part of the wonderful journey of my family growing and evolving with each passing year. I can't wait to see how we'll change and grow together over the next five years!
篇3
My Family Life: Then and Now
Do you ever think about how much things can change in just a few years? A lot has happened with my family since I was a little kid just starting elementary school. Looking back to five years ago, my life at home was really different compared to how it is now.
Five Years Ago
Back then, I was one of the youngest kids in my household. I had an older brother who was already in middle school, and he always acted like he was sooo much cooler and more grown-up than me. He would tease me all the time for being the baby of the family. I also had an older sister who was a few years older than my brother. She was at that age where she thought she knew everything and was constantly fighting with my parents about stuff like curfews and rules.
My mom worked part-time at a small clothing store near our house, while my dad had an office job downtown. Every morning was a crazy rush to get all of us kids ready for school before Mom and Dad headed off to work. We usually had a simple breakfast like cereal or toast. My parents did their best to make sure we all had relatively healthy snacks and lunch boxes packed.
After school, I went to an after-care program at my elementary school until one of my parents could pick me up around 5pm. My siblings took the bus home and had a bit more freedom in the afternoons before my parents got back from work. We always had to tidy up and start our homework as soon as we walked through the door.
Dinner time was really important in our house five years ago. It was when we all sat together as a family to catch up on everyone's day. My dad was pretty strict about having one meal together and no phones or TV allowed at the table. It was often a battle to get my siblings to put away their devices and engage in conversation.
After dinner, my parents helped supervise homework time while also trying to squeeze in baths, chores, and maybe some TV time before bedtime routines. It always felt like a whirlwind of activity from start to finish. But even with the craziness, I have
fond memories of family game nights, movie nights, and weekend adventures like checking out a new park or going bowling.
Present Day
Fast forward five years, and our family dynamic has shifted pretty dramatically. I'm now the middle child and an experienced fifth grader. My older siblings have both moved out and are navigating life as young adults. My brother goes to university a few cities away and comes home occasionally. My sister has her own apartment and job, but still lives relatively close by.
Without my siblings around daily, our household feels both calmer and a little lonelier simultaneously. Gone are the constant bickering and yelling matches between the three kids. But I definitely miss my siblings' presence and energetic spirit around the house.
My parents have more flexibility now with their work situations. My mom was able to shift to working remotely from home, which allows her to be around more before and after school hours. My dad scaled back to a part-time remote schedule as he's nearing retirement age.
The morning routine is much simpler these days – no more yelling to wake up multiple kids and make sure everyone is ready on time. I can have a calm, sit-down breakfast with my parents most mornings before heading to school. After school, I spend a chunk of the afternoon at home while my parents ease into their work days.
Dinner continues to be our main time together as a family each day. But the dynamics are entirely different without my siblings around. Conversations are more relaxed and focused, with way fewer distractions compared to five years ago. We can actually hear each other without yelling over sibling bickering!
My parents have more time in the evenings to help me with homework, practice spelling words, or work on long-term projects. I spend a good amount of time on extracurricular activities like sports teams or clubs, which my parents can easily transport me to and from.
On weekends, we often go out for family activities like hiking, trying new restaurants, or running errands together. We have more flexibility to pursue hobbies and spend quality time as a smaller family unit.
While I miss my siblings being around daily, I've grown to really appreciate this mellower stage of family life. Things feel
more peaceful and organized overall. I get more one-on-one attention from my parents, who aren't as exhausted and spread thin as they once were.
At the same time, our family bonds have evolved – my siblings and I work on maintaining strong relationships despite the distance. We have big family gatherings for holidays and special occasions when everyone can reconnect. I'm getting a taste of independence and responsibilities, similar to what my older siblings experienced five years ago.
Overall, so much has shifted in regards to our family dynamics and living situation in half a decade. Nostalgic memories of the chaotic hustle and bustle remain, but I've realized that each stage of family life presents its own unique joys and challenges to appreciate. I wonder what the next five years will bring as I continue to grow?。