Personal Narrative: My Life In The United States

Amelia quickly agreed to this. She than went to New York to have an interview, and to meet with the people in charge of this project. She was going to be the first woman on a transatlantic flight, but only as a passenger. June 17, 1928, Earhart took off,

As children of God, we are given a purpose to serve for and protect His creation. God created this beautiful world, and it is our job to maintain it and those who inhabit it. We are sent to spread the word of God, and to protect the Church and the Catholic faith. I hoped that I could carry out my mission by going

I didn’t agree with my family’s ways in Ethiopia. I decided to change my religion, my look, and my location. I headed to America to become a priest, and I have never been happier. I told Ana about my church. I knew she was skeptical, but I said goodbye and told her I had

History is made by those who have the courage to change the world. Black history month is not simply just February. It’s the suffering, the pain, the blood and the tears. It’s the marks they have left on the world. Black History Month is an opportunity to celebrate those who have led the path and broken barriers.

Fortunately, I still have a heart with persistent and unremitting. About two years ago, when I was just a college freshman in America, I thought the most two words was “give up”. As a native born American, he or she would never understand me, who is an English as a second language learner, how hard would be learning English to me. I really did not have the confidence and courage to finish the two years college courses because my English level did not reach the college level, also I have to take care of my family and my two little children. Based on the above factors, which always made me had the idea of giving up.

In this week’s reading, Chapter 24 discussed the trouble that many young, Indian athletes face when it comes to both their athletics and academics. Living on a reservation can make it difficult for these athletes to develop the mentality and attitude that could drive them toward a successful career. I agree with the author’s claim that there exists a seemingly unbreakable cycle for these athletes and I will outline the premises for such an argument in the following paragraphs. In addition to this, I will include my arguments in support of these premises below. Kevin Simpson’s first premise it that if these athletes who are growing up on these reservations look to the actions of their parents and elders, then they will most likely follow in their parent’s footsteps.

I was determined to make it my senior year after that disappointment. My senior year I practiced on my own for at least a thirty minutes everyday and with my voice coach at least one hour a week. We practiced my solo, sight-reading music, and everything in between. I met with my choir director to do mock auditions and he would judge me on my performances.

America known as the land of opportunities, immigrants come from all over the world want to settle in America in hopes discovering better opportunities and wellness in life as compared to their home countries. They are hard working people with careful budgeting that will help to bring them wealth and a sense of happiness for themselves and for their children future. An immigrant is a person who is willing to leave their country to settle in another country for a chance to better their lives that was not available in their country. However, when they first arrived in America, immigrants would have challenges with finding employment due to the lack of the English language, transportation, adapting to an environment that was foreign as well as

On September 11th 2001 four planes were hijacked from a nearby New Jersey AirPort. The first two planes flew into the Northern and Southern tower of the World Trade Center in New York. The next one flew into the underground base in Washington D.C. known as The Pentagon. The last one flew or crashed onto a flat landscape even though it was aiming for the white house. On September 11th 2001 four aircrafts were hijacked with the first two sent into the twin towers of The World Trade Center in New York.

In our life, there are periods of challenges that we must face, but the real challenge is how we grow and learn from overcoming them. Being naive children, we believed that life was simplistic and effortless. Well, we were wrong, we can only yearn for life to be easy. Growing up, we continue to face countless hurdles that only get bigger and bigger. My life, in particular, has been filled with numerous up and downs.

Though I was afraid to fail, I convinced myself to enter the Running Start program. This decision was difficult for me because it meant leaving the few friends I had for a place filled with strangers. It meant having to be alone again. However; in my heart, I knew it would lead me to a bright

We had been going to church together for five months. Then, the two missionaries that had baptized us were sent back to Utah, their home. My family had grown so attached to them that we stopped going to church after, claiming that it was not the same without them. However, those five months before were the happiest I could remember, and I did not want to stop going.

Before immigrating to Alaska, our family gathered every night to Worship. After emigrating, due to busy schedule of my parents, Worship on Sunday, became the only Worship in my life. I was born into a Christian family. Throughout the years, I’ve heard many sermons and attended various bible studies. Also, I received the privilege to enhance my knowledge at the seminary.

It took him about 20 hours and 21 minutes to cross the country, where he broke the transcontinental record. On May 20 1927 He took off from an airport near New York City named Roosevelt Field and landed at Le Bourget Field, an airfield near Paris. It took him 33 hours and 30 minutes. (http://www.charleslindbergh.com/history/) After Lindbergh’s long flight he helped the aviation industry and he also worked for different airliners to help them advance their airplanes.

On my tenth birthday, my mom asked me to invite all my friends from school. Little did she know, that the entire school would show up. When I was my country at the age of fifteen to come to America, I was brought to tears at the airport. About thirty people who I still call my best friends came to say goodbye. Senior year of high school, I walked to prom because all my friends could not fit in the limo.