Ronnie Moore
WRT 120
Mr. Ayan
September 8, 2016
Personal Narrative
Everyone has something unique about them. At first I thought there was nothing really special about me; I’m just a normal guy, but then I began to think of all the years through my education and life and one certain number defined who I was. Three must be my lucky number. The number 3 is an important part of my life. I'm a triplet; I was the third triplet born; I weighed 3 pounds at birth; I am the third "Ronald Moore"; I earned the number 3 spot on my high school tennis team; I was considered number 3 on my high school cross country team; and I received a 3 year varsity award my senior year in all of my 3 sports in high school. I’m sure there has been other events where the number three has been there with me but these are the most major ones that have affected me. The number 3 is an integral part of who I am.
Being a triplet has affected my life in multiple ways. Having two sisters that are the same age as me has made a big impact on my life. We grew up together being by each other sides and doing most things together. Of
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Earning this ranking was a significant accomplishment for me, because being in the top 3 in cross country was important when it came to a crucial or close meet. It makes me feel proud that for tennis and for cross country I was able to make it to that 3rd spot and be one of the leaders on the team. I have worked hard to earn important roles on the teams. I also knew I have to try best to keep my lucky number 3 positions. The last significant reason why 3 is my lucky number is because I earned 3 year Varsity awards my senior year in the sports I played in high school which were cross country, swimming, and tennis. I’m glad I didn’t get a 4 year Varsity award for any of those sports because that’s not who I was, 3 is my number and always will
We went hiking, played different sports and games,
The Third Twin How would you feel if you suddenly found out you had a sibling you never knew about? My SSR book, “The Third Twin” by Cynthia J. Omololu is about a crazy situation like this. This story was about how two twins, Ava and Alexa, get framed for murders happening in the area. Then, later in the story, they meet there triplet and believe she’s the killer. I rated this book a six and a half out of ten.
In my four years of high school, I have been very active in everything the school has to offer. I have filled up my after school hours playing sports, performing in plays and choral concerts, and working at the school to help teach the younger generations Language Arts. During my summers, I volunteer at summer school to assist in the math classes for middle school and high schoolers while I also have a job being a lifeguard. Basketball, softball, and golf are the sports that I’ve played over my high school career. I’ve participated in four years of basketball and softball, and three years in golf.
My three shot story illustrates that you can’t always trust what you see. In frame one I used a close candid shot to show how deep the snow is. In the next frame I used a medium shot straight to show a little more of the background to show the where the colvard is compared to the road . Then in the last frame I did a point of view, long shot to show the tracks off the road. The first shot uses a close shot to try and exclude all the background, and get more of the detail.
I was not supposed to be on varsity, but since I was at every summer workout and studied the sport for the upcoming season I earned a spot. When we went to start practice I was starting on both defense and offense and I felt unstoppable. Two weeks went by and we had our first scrimmage against the hale center. I
I was an eighth grade girl who was running the same workouts as the junior and senior boys. My team won the conference meet and I won all conference honors. We went on to place second at the section meet, which earned us a place at the state meet. I earned all section honors myself and missed going to state as an individual by only a few places. At the state meet,
It was nice but I looked back at the football. I did not do it for the attention but rather the fact that from there on I would be able to do it. My race wasn’t for the attention, but to prove to myself that I was able to beat the odds. I challenged the preconceived notion that my team would end up last. As a JV team in a varsity race, with the odds against us, we came in 10th out of 17 teams.
Throughout my high school career have been, running track and field freshman through senior year finishing 1st in my 4X200m relay at the regional competition, earning awards, and JV / Varsity letters. During the track season I balanced practice for two hours or meets for 5 hours, along with a job and school. At each meet I participated in 4 events including the 100m dash, 200m dash, 4x100m relay, and the 4x200m relay. During my years of high school I have earned several On-time performance awards along with several attendance awards. At the end of my junior year I was awarded with most improved in my academics which is something I strived very hard for to earn.
My determination to get better and overcome my obstacles paid off my senior year when I awarded second-team
I was super excited about it because of all of the hard work and countless sacrifices I had put in for nine years, but what I was not expecting was lots and lots of drama. I spend a lot of time with the girls on the team from 6AM practices to 8 hour meets so we are all very close, almost too close. My best friend on the team was also on the varsity squad, but she used to be are number two runner until a few girls passed her. As the meets started progressing, my times improved and she did not improve as much as I did; She could
What do you Know About Jasmyne Bibbins?? I, Jasmyne Makaela Bibbins was born July 3rd 2003 at 8:05 am in Loma Linda, California. I was born to the proud parents of Michael and Lashae Bibbins. I share my birthday with Tom Cruise, a famous actor.
One in 8,100. 0.01234%. Those were the odds that I would be born with my two sister, being separated by only three minutes from first born Hannah, to a minute later me, and finally two minutes later Rebecca. People are often flabbergasted when they hear that I am a triplet, but to me it is normal. I am used to always being in between two sisters (including in the backseat of the car since we were babies).
A bulk of those memories come on the basketball court. We have won two ORES state championships, lost one, and not even make it to the state tournament with one another. I have shared countless practices with him and I believe that is a considerable reason we have become so close. Those practices that we have been through together have taught me a great deal about who he is and as well as myself. How to compete while controlling
While I realize that few people have the opportunity to experience such a close bond, this “twin thing” has hindered my individual development. Even though I realize that it is hard for people to distinguish me from my identical twin, it is frustrating to be always referred to as “the twins.” People
Becoming a father in my life was the best thing that has ever happened to me. Living for someone else and not just yourself is a special feeling. Knowing that it is your sole duties in life are now to love, provide, teach, mentor, discipline and love some more. I always hear people say “ Im don 't think I 'm ready to be a parent.” and to be honest I do not think anyone is ready to be a parent.