My name is Ryan Rivera. There are many places and things I have been able to go to and see in my life. I will describe some of these things in the next paragraphs. Hope you will enjoy learning a little about my life. I was born in Texas in August 1999 while my mom was visiting her family. When I was five months old, I moved to Japan. My dad had been stationed in Japan with the Air Force since September 1997. I was able to live there until I was until I was six. While living there, I went to daycare and was able to go on many field trips. We went to Tokyo Disneyland, Sesame Park and also the Dinosaur Park. I also attended Yokota Elementary School there for Pre-Kinder and Kinder. While we lived there, we were able to see snow for the …show more content…
We went from Plymouth to Santander on the ferry for my dad’s last duty station. We moved to Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. We were supposed to move there for two years but ended up staying for three years. My dad retired from the Air Force out of Spain. I went to school at Rota Middle High School. It was ok. The school was so much smaller than the school I attended in England. While here in Southern Spain, I really didn’t do much outside of the house. I no longer wanted to play sports. I just wanted to play video games and chat with my friends online. I did have some friends at school, but didn’t really hang out with them outside of school. I had been traveling so much most of my life and just wanted to enjoy being home. My grandma and aunt and her family and other people came to visit us while we were living there. They came out for my brother’s graduation from high school. He graduated while in Spain and had to move to the United States all by himself to go to University. It felt so different without him being home. I no longer had someone to argue with. When my dad retired, we moved to Texas. This is my first time really living in the United States the last time was when I was
My most recent assignment was with the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment stationed in Vilseck, Germany. I served five years at that duty location, but in reality, only lived in Germany half that time due to my combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. My wife spent the entire time in Germany, half of which she was alone while I was deployed. Before my enlistment, I was an uneducated software developer.
name is Alyssa Loredo, I was born and raised in Odessa, Texas. I have moved around frequently, but I have not yet to move out of Odessa. And who am I? That's an Interesting question, but overall I would describe myself as Devoted, Ambitious, and a Perfectionist when I need to be. There are many stories I could tell you about how I became the person I am today, but none of those stories made the most amount of impact in my life as the one I'm about to tell you.
We stayed there until the spring of fifth grade. Know I live in my still incomplete house on Glen Dr. Looking back to my childhood (well I still am a child), some good memories are with my mother in the spring sitting on our porch drinking coffee. Yes, I have drank coffee since I could sing, because my mom made us sing for a sip of coffee. We would also watch the storms come in on our porch because my mom has always loved storms and it is something that I enjoy with her.
we took tours of lots of beautiful cities. of course our children came along but they were busy on their little new phones we bought them. trust me
My favorite part of the move was knowing that I was going to have a new home and new goals. Although during the event there were sad moments when I would think of the friends that I left behind. Many people can relate to this type of experience because we lose friends, have new starts,new schools. During the trip to Arizona my mom
That changed when I got to seventh grade. Belle Valley North and South were, to almost nobody’s knowledge, built on top of abandoned mine shafts. Over time, the weight of the schools took their toll, and the ground grew weaker where it stood. North actually had their entire cafeteria fall into the mine shaft, never to be seen again. For the first semester of 7th grade, I had to eat in my classrooms.
I didn’t want to leave my friends or teachers. I loved my school. I have moved a lot in my life, so I didn’t want to move again. One day my mom said we might be moving in a couple months to Oklahoma.
I remember how amazed I was when we won the battle in Trenton. That was a day that will always be remembered. I never knew how much the Boston Tea Party in 1773 would impact my live today. I was so happy when I got word in 1776, that the Declaration of Independence had been written by Thomas Jefferson. I also remember having to leave my family to fight in the war.
and we moved back to my home town Laredo but by we I mean my brother me and my mom. We had to stay at my godmothers house but we spent a good amount of time at my great grandmothers house though.
When I first moved to Mexico I was 15 years old; I had everything in D.R, friends, family, and sport, a life I really enjoyed and was really happy with it. I had always thought I was going to spend the rest of my life in my home country, since I was born there, but I guess I was wrong. I didn’t make it a big deal because I knew I was still going to be with my family, and family is everything. It was my first time going to Mexico and have a completely different lifestyle so I was pretty nervous. As soon as I arrived Mexico, I was completely shocked; All I saw were buildings everywhere; I was used to seeing land everywhere and animals right in front of my house.
As a child of immigrant parents, my formative years in elementary and middle school were shaped by two important factors: the environment in which I lived and my background. My parents worked hard to settle into a new life in a foreign country to provide better opportunities for our family. This meant that we had to be flexible about where we lived due to relocating for jobs, and fluid about our ideas of culture. I recall the daunting nature of moving to a new city, twice, as a child. The prospect of leaving everything that was familiar to me and forming new friendships in an unfamiliar environment was a challenge.
“I’ll come back to visit sometime,” is what I am obligated to tell to every single one of my friends I made. Since I was young I never had trouble making friends, but keeping them was a challenge to me. It wasn’t because I was mean or because I didn’t want friends, it’s because I moved around a lot when I was younger. I was born in Fresno, California, but then I moved to Mexico at a really young age so I was raised there until I was five years old.
This created a great rift between me and the people that had been my friends. I began trying to hang out with friends but found they were always busy while I was home reading, waiting for an adventure. I had managed to keep a few of my friends and these people are still my friends today, but first I had to deal with being solitary for a while. After I accepted the way school, and friends were going to go I only faced one obstacle. Almost my entire life changed after my move, I had a new routine, some new friends, and a new way I had to learn.
at the beginning of the second world war. This took place on December 7,1941, or from the words of President Roosevelt it was “the day of infamy”. We enjoyed learning a lot about the history of the event, and seeing where it took place. My lovely wife was so impressed at the beauty of the island, that she told me she would like to move to Hawaii. She would love to own a home with many plants such as the Plumeria, a bush that gives the place a very perfumed environment.