Personal Narrative: My Challenges In Life

Not necessarily for college applications, but moreover on the experience that I will gain by being a member. In fact, the opportunities such as giving back to the school and the community will surely hold more value than it would in my college applications. In addition, if I do get accepted, I will surely not be the first to write that I was an NHS member, so would it really make much of a difference? I believe I will be a great contribution for the National Honor Society. Growing up in an unfortunate family, I have learned to take my education seriously and apply for organizations to serve as an inspiration.

My family seemed to always be on the unjust side of things. In 2014 both of my parents lost their jobs. While my dad regained work quickly my mother did not. Though she was previously only earning minimum wage it was a boost of income our family needed. My brother was in need of double valve transplant shortly after my parents job fiasco, but we were unable to to pay for it.

Looking back at all the volunteer opportunites I take advantage of, Operation Santa will have a special place in my heart because of the joy the activity brings me. Ultimately, activities with the same orientation have inspired me to make a positive impact on my community in the future. Operation Santa has been a teaching tool towards the important ideal I learned at a young age, "Help others even though they may not be able to help you." Moreover, interacting with individuals who are not as fortunate as I am has humbled and motivated me to become the best person I can be in order to help other hapless members of my community. I believe this project is one of the most rewarding activities any volunteer can participate in.

Thus, the happy ending that they believed they had was about to come to an abrupt ending. The Younger family had been through many obstacles, and purchasing a home seem to be the end of their difficult times. However, this only brought new issues into their lives. They did nit have the finances to pay bills, Walter and Beneatha did not have the means to accomplish their dreams, and they were going into a situation that posed serious danger. At the end of the play, this family was not going into a happy ending.

I have leadership skills that are portrayed at school, at church and at after school activities. I also should be in it because of my strong character and how I can work in a team. I have never gotten a MRI or an ODR, always thinking about helping others and cheering them up. Also I try to be a good influence on everyone by behaving and being gentle. Also, I like helping my team and treating everyone equally.

Things did not work out for Nick he did not become successful in the East, and the year that his Dad had paid for him to live in New York was up. But, his american dream wasn’t the only dream cut short. George and his wife Myrtle were working class people. George was hoping to marry Myrtle, settle down, and own his own business. Unfortunately his dream was also cut short when his wife was killed and he threw his life down the drain making him symbolize the death of the American Dream.

When being a co-facilitator I have an opportunity work with another facilitator such as Chantal or James. In other group session watching and listening to the recreation staff help me observe the criteria of that specific activity, so that I can improve my own skills providing me with some alternative ways to address communication skills and

Eventually Salva Left and traveled to the Ifo refugee camp, but it was pretty much the same. There was never enough food and not enough medical care at the Camp. When I compare the conditions,Salva faced to the life I have now, I realize how lucky I am. Finally, Salva spent a huge segment of his life thinking he would never see his family anymore. It’s exceedingly clear to me that Salva cares about his family.

I was taught how to be strong and independent not to have to rely on anyone because if I want something I had to work for it. Those that thought that growing up without a father puts me at a disadvantage are wrong I feel as if I am at the advantage. I love my mother more than anything and I couldn 't thank her enough for what she has done for me both in all the sacrifices she has made to better my future and always being my number one motivation to be successful. She may not know it but I strive to make her proud in everything I involve myself in. My mother has shaped me into someone to be proud of, always pushing me for my best even when I thought I couldn 't do any

There were times when my parents spoiled me but I was always taught to be thankful of the things that I had and to not be so selfish. Having two other siblings helped me prevent the want of being selfish. I do not know what I would do without my family. My family is very inspiring because they show me all aspects on how I should live my life through their experiences like education, parenting, and work ethic. My family’s past experiences also teach me how to live my life the best way possible.