Before we moved to Rosemead my family lived in Chinatown, in Los Angeles, in an apartment with one bedroom, one bathroom, a small kitchen and a tiny living room. My father had to work hard to save enough money, so he can move us into a bigger place. Finally, he bought a house in Rosemead for us to live and this meant a bigger living room and a few more bedrooms. Rosemead was quite different than the apartment we lived in Chinatown. For example, there were a lot of commercial buildings and apartment buildings that surrounded the apartment. In the neighborhood of Rosemead, it was still in the developmental stages. Not many houses were being built then, so it had a lot of open lots. The streets were filled with dirt roads and there were no sidewalks. This is like a developmental stage where I was five years old moving along each stage of life as I become an adult.
And what transition word can I put before this sentence?
as time passes by, many changes have occurred in my neighborhood of Rosemead.
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