“Bully for you,” Teddy would say…………….
Teddy Roosevelt wasn’t your average run of the mill type person. ...
Teddy Roosevelt was someone you could trust. ... Teddy Roosevelt was a born leader. ...
Teddy Roosevelt was born in New York on October 27,1858. ... Teddy’s father had him swallow black coffee and smoke cigars to help his asthma problem. His mother and father thought if they rubbed his chest hard when asthma had stuck him that it would make Teddy better. Teddy had to take charge of his life. Teddy slowly got better from his asthma. ... Teddy’s father was his guiding spirit.
Teddy’s family was very wealthy. ... Teddy loved his father. Teddy Roosevelt said, “My father was the best man I ever knew, and the only man I was ever afraid of.” Theodore was Teddy’s fathers name. ...
Liddy was Teddy’s mother and she had come from a different world. ... She was the one responsible for Teddy’s love of books, travel, outdoors and hunting. Teddy was more like his mother than his father.
The Civil war separated the Roosevelt’s. ... Teddy questioned his father’s manhood because he didn’t go to war. Teddy had many different hobbies he liked to draw, loved to write, loved to read and loved hunting. Teddy Roosevelt was a very odd kid. ... Teddy had a dream to become a naturalist. ... His dad paid a pro boxer to teach Teddy how to box. ...
At the age of 17, Teddy went to Harvard. ... Teddy took an eight-mile walk everyday for exercise. Teddy was a very smart kid. On February 9th, 1878 Teddy’s father died at 46 from stomach cancer. Teddy wrote in his diary about his pain. ...
At age 17 Teddy fell in love. ... She was 17years old; her nickname from Teddy was sunshine. Allice didn’t think Teddy was suitable for her. ... Teddy didn’t know how to dance so he hopped. ...
On October 7th 1880 Teddy had his birthday. Teddy was afraid of all kinds of things. ... Teddy wanted to go for politics. ... Teddy got a Telegram at his work that his wife Allice was going to have a baby. ... Allice was 22 and Teddy’s mother was 48. ... Although the baby lived Teddy called her Allice and couldn’t keep her it was too much pain. ... Teddy never spoke of his wife Allice again.
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