I wouldn't be the person I am today without the experiences and where I come from. It all started from where I was born. I was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti on January 22nd 1995. Haiti is located in the Caribbean, and there we speak two languages fluently, Creole and French. All my family from both my mother’s and my father's side we all come from Haiti. I don’t remember much from the time I was there, because I was very young. I left Haiti when I was about five years old, I went to France with my cousins and aunt and stayed there until I was about eight or nine years old. From there I went to the United States to be with my mother in New York. The majority of my life I spent it in New York with my mother. It wasn’t until August 2014 I moved …show more content…
I’ve met some amazing people and had great experiences. In High School I always tried my best, every quarter I was on the high honor roll and if I wasn't I was at least on the honor roll. I always did what I was expected to do. My school years what I enjoyed doing was dance. I’ve been dancing since middle school. I’ve done everything from tap dancing, ballet, jazz, contemporary, Hip-Hop, and even african dance. I love performing, that rush and good feeling inside that I accomplished something and got to perform it in front of a huge crowed. One great experience I had was my dance team got the opportunity to perform at a big dance theater in Manhattan, NY. One of the top administrative members pointed me out from my whole class and said I was one of the best dancers he seen in my group. That was a big moment for me and a great accomplishment. I will never forget that experience. One of my favorite things to do is travel. I hope that one day I can travel and see the world. I feel that I can always learn and grow as a person. Seeing other cultures and eating their foods is a great feeling. I am very aware that there are numerous different cultures, languages, and different places in this world. I feel like I learn a lot from being in a different part of the world and seeing other cultures. I have traveled to France, Canada, the Bahamas, and many parts of the U.S such as Florida, New Jersey, and Nevada. Some places …show more content…
I know that I have the potential and the intelligence to go after what I want in life, but of course all of that requires hard work and dedication. I am taking steps in my life now to better my future. I do believe education is key to almost anything and it will always be beneficial towards the future even when sometimes I don't see progress right away. I have many goals that I have yet to accomplish. I want to make a difference in the world, even if it’s a small group of people, I want to do something and be productive. I have a great heart and I know I will go far in this world if I stay focused and
I was born in Colombia, South America and lived there until I turned seven. Before I moved to the states, I attended a public school and was on the competitive swim team for my school. I earned many awards the year and a half I swam for my school. I took pride in competing with girls three to four years older than me. I also remember how different things were there than they are here in the states.
I missed Haiti so much, where things were so easy and now I am in this new place struggling. Sometimes I begged my mom to send me back because I didn't understand how thing operates in the U.S. Now, after 9 nine years living in the U.S I didn't regret my decision. In the U.S I have a lot of opportunities than I would have in Haiti. I am a first-generation college student in my family, and I can honestly say that coming to the U.S was the best decision I could have made for myself and my
Breakdancing made me the person I am today; social and creative with an abundance of opportunities. I got into breakdancing by watching music videos. I use to record them with a VHS player and then played them back in slow motion so that I could meticulously study their moves frame-by-frame. I would imitate these moves at family parties while also teaching those that wanted to learn. This helped me bond with relatives from Mexico because I didn 't speak spanish.
Recently, I’ve become a resident of Miami, Florida. Previously, I lived in Haiti, where I was born, then moved to the Bahamas as a child, now in Miami. Living in these different environment made me the mature human being of today. Miami, known for its beaches, is extremely attractive to numbers of individuals from across the world. Haiti is very different from Miami in numerous ways, especially when it comes to the type of food we eat, to the type of attitude we enriched our children with, also the system of education and work provided.
We got up on a Tuesday morning at 4:30 am, our flight left at 6:00 am for the Dominican Republic but I wasn’t tired. As we walked into the O’hare airport in Illinois I was so excited. We waited in lines that looked a mile long until we finally were at our gate. We sat down in faded,cushy,blue seats and waited to leave.
When I went on the mission trip with my church and started to interact with the Haitians. I so began to feel connected with them while experiencing their hospitality. It was these experiences that caused me to want to do more research on Haiti. Preview of main ideas-In my speech I am going to convey how I escalated from pre-interaction awareness all the way to intimacy Transition- My beginning experience of Haiti began when I saw an introduction video to Mission Hope in
Just a week ago I was in the main office along with a group of friends waiting for the arrival of Mr. Medina, who we were told was currently in a meeting by the snobby blonde lady in the main office. As we waited for our assistant principal to arrive, a Domino’s pizza deliver guy came through the doors with stacks of pizza piled high ,the strong greasy smell grabbed the attention of our noses we all starred at the boxes at he placed it on the counter . As the pizza disappeared one by one time flew by at that point we realized lunch was almost over. We were all fed up and hungry. At this point we had the urge to leave realizing that there wasn’t any pizza left, but we knew that this matter was urgent.
During my two weeks in Haiti, I was involved in running a Vacation Bible School, teaching English and administering vaccinations. Embarking on this trip, forced me to look at myself and the way I lived my life. I evolved as a person and came to understand the privilege of having simple luxuries such as clean drinking water, a mattress, running water, and a flushing toilet. The “little things” became “big things”. Suddenly, my problems did not seem as significant any longer.
I did want to go to Central America however, David asked me to please come in January because Dec is a very busy month for him. ( budgets ) Therefore, I decided to wait I think it is very important that David travel the market with me and developing a plan together on the business moving forward. I am going to Peru, I am visiting the stores outside of lima , meeting with ops reviewing DM Approach 2.0 , the big bets and playbook as it is lives in the stores.. I have three trips Q1
My grandfather asked me “Which one?” I respond “Let’s get this one”. Little did I know that guinea pig was my dinner. Guinea pigs or cuy are not pets but food in Ecuador. When I arrived at the airport it looked like any typical airport, but it felt as if I was in a different world.
Mission Trip Its summer 14 and I’m about to go to West Virginia on a mission trip called ASP. I’ve been waiting to go on this trip since I was 8 years old, and now I’m finally old enough. Everybody at my church who goes talks about the fin times fixing houses, how the hard work makes them feel like they’re on top of the world.
I believe dance is one of the best ways to showcase your self-expression and creative expression. It never ceases to amaze me how performing or watching a performance can make time and the outside world disappear. In my free time at USC, I would love to take ballroom classes as another outlet for creative expression. Dance intrigues me because it combines emotion, passion, connection, and music, allowing the performer to tell
Starting on the first day I arrived at the kennedy international airport in new york and I had no one to pick me up. I was sleeping in a pentecostal church for two months before I found an old school mate who housed and helped me get my papers. People in the U.S. were not very friendly as I thought. The foods were different and tasted different, everything was like 500 time more expensive, the weather was horrible especially winter. Several times during those initial years, I wanted to return home to Cameroon even though my family supported me from home financially and morally.
I have always had a burning passion for dance since I was a young girl. My first time on a stage, I was immediately hooked. The overpowering feeling of a crowd of people watching me as I do what I love, is a feeling I have always admired. Dance has developed my character and personality in many different ways. I have been taught responsibility, discipline, integrity and much more.
It is important to understand others culture to live and make relationship with people. Travel is such kind of thing to visit new countries and explore others culture. From my own experience I can say that travel to other countries always let us know about others culture and language. Travel around the world and explore others culture is my dream, I have visited three counties (Australia, Dubai and Saudi Arabia). In each of these countries I have sought to understand their cultures by using my cultural self-awareness of my country