It all started when I made the choice to take CNA classes. CNA stands for certified nursing assistant. It is a class that you can take when you are in high school. It all started on the first day, I thought it was going to be amazing. Only did I find, there was much more to it than I thought and to not count my chickens before they hatch. The only good thing about it was I begin it with three people from Springfield. They were the only ones I knew. All the other students who went to that school made me feel unwanted because I did not go there. So after miserable weeks of book work, we began to start clinics. This is where it all began, on the first day we were being showed everything by my teacher who dislikes me for some reason. First, in front of everyone, she says “Elizabeth when you find a trash can you better spit that gum out!” So immediately, I turn red and embarrassed. She makes a rude comment and was like, “if you can find the trash can.” All I could hear was the other students laughing at me. I ran out of the room and into the hall. So after I finally had found the trash can I opened it up and it was full of nasty dirty diapers. I thought to myself please Lord let me get through this. So we finished that day with her showing us what all we had to do and the …show more content…
It taught me that if you show that something is bothering you need to open up and let someone know. After all someone treating you bad could be because their having a bad day, you never know. I have learned that no matter how bad you get treated and how bad the situation is there is always a positive outcome. From here on out I will remind myself to not let all things bother me as much even though I am such a kind hearted person. I am closing the door on the past, and becoming a positive person that will not let anyone from stopping what I have to do in
Even though she went through troubles in her life, it taught her to cherish what she had, and be happy what about what people are in her life. She has impacted my life by teaching me to treasure what I
Our counselor walked in and called me to the side. I thought I was in trouble for
Learning a Life Lesson Reading A Long Way Gone, a book about child soldiers, in Sierra Leone during the 1990’s made me feel disgusted because of the treatment of the young children. Reading about the most disturbing sequence in life, dealing with children my age or under made me realize how much life means. I could not imagine ever going through anything that will determine my life well-being. This made me look forward to more in life and appreciate the life I do live, because everyone doesn't have it like I do.
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This book changed me an a major way by reminding me that even if life is not going my way, at least the world is not about to be blown up. On a more serious note, this book teaches about getting out of your comfort zone, even if you are forced to. For example, Arthur is forced off of Earth, which is extremely strange, but in the end, he is with a bunch of friends that he enjoys being around. Another way this book changed me was it taught me to keep an open mind and think that anything is possible. Arthur thought the knew everything he needed to know, but he turned out to be very wrong, and he ended u learning so much more than before.
It also showed that life is not a happily ever after. I learned
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"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." —Mahatma Ghandi. Every day we, as humans, make choices, sacrifices, and hard decisions in which our feelings, day, and future will be effected by. Having seventeen years of age, I have been through a handful of experiences that have really effected and created who I am as a person today. The goal of my life is to enjoy as many seconds of it, as I am gratefully given.
Looking from a child to an adult I now understand why the adults in the neighborhood watched over everyone. It taught me a that there is strength in numbers and love conquers all. Growing up the fourth girl of five kids wasn’t tough or awkward for me. I am the baby girl, therefore I got away with a lot. I learned early on I was different, but could not comprehend whether it was in a good/bad way as a child.
It taught me that strength and perseverance can make a significant impact in life. I also learned that forgiveness and the ability to forgive is much more powerful than I ever realized. This novel sucked me into the story and its characters and took me on an emotional ride of highs and lows. Finally, it forced me to reevaluate my previous judgement of the homeless.
Writing about this helped me learn multiple stuff, I think that this bunch of information I just learned today may someday help me in the future. When I reread this essay and I see all the information Ive written down it honestly makes me think of how important it is to respect yourself, Ive noticed this when I talked about how important it is to be different. I undoubtelly enjoyed reading Harrison Bergeron, because it woken up my perspectives on how good individuality can be, and that it 's okey to be
. When i got in class everybody was staring at me, i sat down then they started to take notes, I probably took five pages of notes. when i got out of that class I headed to english and when i walked in the room i was humiliated then when everything calm down. The teacher told us we are taking notes then i probably took
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Me and my sister were done so we had ran to the car and waited for mom and dad. Soon enough they came and we all had gotten in the car, dad was driving mom was in the front passenger side and my and jill were in the back seats. The drive was a 2 hour drive so we were in the car for a quite long