My Dream In My Life

As a child, I was a daydreamer. I loved to imagine myself in fantastic outfits, surrounded by interesting people in a dazzling setting. My thoughts would also often wander at night and I would dream so vividly about these things that it almost felt like I was actually in those amazing places experiencing all the fun. Sometimes I would be a beloved princess of a royal family in some far away land. Other times I would be a spy on a top secret mission to find hidden treasure. When I imagined myself

and The Goblet of Fire has impacted my life in a positive way. Growing up and discovering my dreams continues to be an exciting time in my life, and being passionate enough about those dreams to share them with those around me. The downside to sharing my dreams, one being the dream to become a professional eSport player, came with a lot of negative comments. Being told by those who I thought were my friends, "You're not going to make it", "That's a stupid dream", really hurt me. However, just like

different things, but one thing i believe in very strongly is dreams. Many people may think that this is very cliche and cheesy, but to me it definitely is not. When i was a younger child, starting about four years old i always told my parents where i wanted to go and what i wanted to do. My parents always told me, if you can dream it, you can do it. My parents have always been my best friends. They have always encouraged me to do my best and always live as if tomorrow was to end. As a child and

I always had a less interesting dream than others; I never really wanted to be anything more than “successful.” Success meant owning a home, being rich, and having a family to enjoy it with--without working. Even though I've had certain career dreams, they were never my passion and I would've been just fine “winning the lottery or marrying a millionaire instead.” I guess it all just comes from the way I was brought up. Growing up on twenty-third in the Mission District already meant I wouldn't get

My world is an exciting and thrillful ride nearly each and every day. When it comes to my life nothing ever appears to be boring. Whether I am doing something with my family or within my community or spending time at school there is never a dull moment. At school I could be leading my class in discussion. I could be volunteering at local businesses in my community. Or, simply helping my little brother with his math homework. Nevertheless these are all activities that help shape me and the dreams

My entire baseball career I had dreamed of playing for my high school, but now that dream was in jeopardy. I had been playing baseball since I was eligible back in 1st grade. I was never a spectacular talent, I didn't hit home runs, I wasn't an ace pitcher, and I wasn't particularly fit. I was just average, and I knew that. So when it came to trying out for the high school baseball team, I almost decided not to. I wasn't worthy of being on that team. I had expressed this opinion to my friends and

kid that was my life and my dream. I prioritized my life to my dream at the time, I even used to take my sisters Barbies, which she disliked, and would “mummify” them which usually consisted of wrapping them in toilet paper, and burying them in an old shoebox deep in my backyard. A few days later I would “excavate” the mummified remains, and dig up the shoe box. It’s a childish example but it’s understood that even at a young age I worked towards my goal. That was my work ethic, my drive and determination

southern town, so my parents have this image of what they expect my life to be like. They expect their baby girl to go to college for teaching or agriculture. They also expect that I will be stable enough to be on my own and completely support myself by the age of twenty-one. They even expect for me to marry a country boy who can help out around home if need be. So far I have not met their expectations at all, and they still manage to be proud of just about every decision I make. Although my parents wanted

their dream is gonna have many twists and turns.That they might feel defeated and feel like they never gonna get back up again. But if they try hard enough they can do the impossible just like I did. A pounding, thrusting pain was coming from my head, while another sharp pain was going through my leg. It felt like my leg was on fire and my head was going along with it. The pain unbearable, my eyes started to close to the darkness of night. March 18, 2015, the day, I was going to make my parents

All your life you’ve dreamed big but would your dream turn into reality? Imagine someone other than yourself putting it in your head what your set out to be in life. High-school football was everything to me. I've took many sacrifices such as quitting my job; picking up unnecessary classes, and focusing on football it's self instead of other important responsibilities. These three things set me back, regrettably I became an athlete instead of a student athlete. With no desire to do anything else