Talk about a person who taught you how to do something. Include: Who it was What they taught you If you can still do it

 Talk about a person who taught you how to do something. Include:

• Who it was
• What they taught you
• If you can still do it

One person who taught me how to do something was my grandfather. He taught me how to fish when I was a young boy.

My grandfather was an avid fisherman, and he loved to spend time on the lake catching fish. I used to watch him intently when he was fishing, and one day, he asked me if I wanted to learn how to fish. I was thrilled and immediately said yes.

He showed me how to tie a hook onto the fishing line, how to attach a bobber, and how to bait the hook. He also taught me how to cast the line and how to reel in a fish. He was very patient with me and always encouraged me to keep trying, even when I didn't catch anything.

I remember one day we were fishing on the lake, and I had been casting my line for what seemed like hours without any success. I was getting frustrated and ready to give up, but my grandfather kept urging me to keep trying. Finally, I felt a tug on my line, and I started to reel it in. It was a small fish, but I was so excited to have caught something. My grandfather was just as excited as I was and helped me take the fish off the hook.

Although I don't fish as much as I used to, I still remember the lessons my grandfather taught me, and I'm grateful for the time we spent together on the lake. Whenever I do go fishing, I always think of him and feel a sense of joy and peace.