Time In Your Life As a child As a child growing up my life would have seemed a bore or sad compared to most kids. My routine was simple: Wake up, get ready, go to school, and come home within a certain amount of time. Not that interesting, right? Well my parents weren’t the type of people to help you gain different views or experiences, besides maybe the amount of hate that grew from punishment. Though from all of this I grew to love dreaming, researching, and planning. Yes, I know most would still
Although my life has been only about seventeen years long, there have been many events and moments throughout my life that have shaped and created the person that people see in front of them today. From all of my passions and activities I 'm involved in. I would say my life has been a very eventful one. One moment would be finding out my passion of music. I have always loved things relating to music from vocals to instruments and to the creative melody is that come with it. Music has always been
Reading, I can honestly say was not at the top of my priorty list. I actually hated to read especially in school when asked to read aloud, it wasn’t that I could not read, it was something I took no pleasure in doing. I would always leave reading assignments to last. I just really disliked reading. I think I rather writer than read. As I reflect on my hatred of reading it is kind of weird because my mother use to read to me every night when I was younger and I liked it. I don’t know when or
was able to witness how each of my parents worked to make a living for themselves as well as for me. Over time, I became extremely grateful to my parents as they created a supportive environment for me as they always encouraged me to perform my best, whether it would be in academics, piano, or even volunteer work. My dad did not live as comfortable as a life I did with my mom as he struggled with low paying jobs, and I hated to see him give his hard earned money to my mom for child support, as well
My Greatest Accomplishment A truly great accomplishment is something that lasts and requires determination and extensive effort. For me, making the Texas Small School All-State Mixed Choir was my biggest accomplishment because it opened me up to new passions, taught me how to work hard, and set me on the path I am on today. In my sophomore year, I joined choir simply to get my fine arts credit out of the way. At the time I did not have any plans for college and was uncertain on what I wanted to do
learning how to write and speak English. For as long as I can remember my uncle always played rock music throughout his and our daily life. He would play rock on our route to school, when he comes home, and even when he sleeps. I hated the noise for a very long time and then something eventually clicked. Something that sounded so awful now sounded wonderful and I became engrossed in it. Suddenly, I began to appreciate the noise I once hated and began to listen to the songs and even copy down the lyrics and
My Journey to Literacy As kids we are taught literacy without knowing it. Our parents or teachers have sat down with us and helped us write out our letters, sound out words, and form sentences. We were all given crayons at restaurants and a piece of paper that had fun games, cartoons, and tic tac toe. There are few people who have not learned to read and write, or have learned in a different way or at an older age. All of our experiences are different, and my experience has left me with my own literacy
CAREER IDEAS: Little by little, from the 6th grade I grew to be very fond of life sciences. The beauty behind Physics, Biology and Chemistry is in their complexity, cohesion, and ubiquity. Life itself is a big and elaborate chain of reaction events and that lit the curiosity in me since I was a kid. Thus I chose “Natural sciences” as a field of studies in high school to furthermore build knowledge about the ongoing cycle of life and the universe overall. As for a future career choice, I have about three
As a child, I always wondered why my father wasn’t here with us or why my mother always came home late. I hated the fact I was alone and more the fact my brother never had the proper family relationship. However, I never had the courage to ask these questions. Around the time my mother got home from work, I often saw my mother cry. She mumbled words of loneliness and distress as tear wetted her cheeks. At that time, at a tender age of seven, all I could do was to cry with her. Now I am capable of
that? My answer to that question is only one thing, I saw breathtaking light in the midst of profound darkness. Darkness with such depth, that I felt as if I was suffocating through everyday life. So, when I was 16 years old, I made a decision to proclaim Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. That one decision changed my life forever. I grew up in a mostly Christian atmosphere. I did the usual church on Sundays and Wednesdays, although I did not really know what it meant to live a Christian life. My