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Personal Narrative: My Life As A Procter

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American dream A time in my life when I attempted to fulfill my dreams or reach my goal was to be a teacher Procter. It all starts when I was in 4th grade age 8 or 9 years old when a teacher was talking about how to help student and teachers, she was wearing a lovely blue skirt with a elegant black jacket with details she was giving out some candy chocolate it was delicious when I was young. I was an adorable person in 4th grade. I set this goal because my feeling shows that I want to teach new things or learn from it. Being a Procter is a goal significant to me if I learn the original stuff from the past it will show that I can improve my knowledge and maybe work my grade up. Achieving this goal or dreams was essential and I was able to accomplish

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