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Humans Of Nipher Quote Analysis

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For the Humans of Nipher Project I interviewed several students at Nipher on the hunt for the golden quote. A quote that represented not only the student but the whole Nipher community. You may ask “Why is she smiling if she 's scared about growing up?” Molly isn’t scared. She 's excited for the future, more freedom, more trust, having a later bedtime. But she also understands the challenges of growing up most kids don’t know exist. Molly is excited for the future and ready to face all the ups and the downs. The significance to this quote shows that it 's not always easy for everyone to grow up. While growing up has its ups there are downs and Molly has heard all about people changing into different people and while that change may be for

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