Who am I?
That my friend is the million dollar question! I been asking that question all my life. I can strongly say that i am myself, what i mean by that is. I don't run with the pack, I go by what i believe in, not what other tell me. Never be afraid of to fail, be afraid not to try. Why would say something like that, i enjoy trying new thing thats what makes me "who i am" and by never trying new thing you will never know who you are.
My biggest influences in my life are, my Mom and the people who come in and out of my life. My mom for starters is the most influential person in my life. She died when i was only eight, so i never knew really how it was to have a mom and that really effected who i am. Growing up was hard without a mom I left different then most kids, they really didn't know how i felt in the inside. I really kept it to myself, i kept it all up inside, but threw the years of depression, many people came in to my life that change who i am. I found this program called Willow House. They showed me that I should move on with my life and live my life to the fullest it can be. Currently i am helping out at Willow house with kids who lost a loved one. So threw my mom's death i was able to find the light, i turned something so bad into something so good.
My goals in life, Are the do what i want to do that bring me the most happiness i can find, after high school i plan on going to a two year collage and then going in to a 4 year one. I hope to be doing something with Sociology, but you never know where life takes you.
Think Outside The Box
Your first paragraph is actually kind of inspirational. It's really nice to see someone so confident in completely being themself.
ReplyDeleteI think it's amazing that you're helping out at the Willow house :)
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ReplyDeleteDrove by Yogi's last night! Thanks for sharing about yourself! I understand how hard it can be to lose a parent so young. My good friend lost her mom when she was 12. We talk about it quite a bit now and she is 35. But like you she has let the experience color her world and it has given her a more rich appreciation for her own kids.