Personal Narrative Analysis

From the beginning of freshman year up to senior year I have faced many challenges that have been life changing. One of the most important decisions I have made in my life was when I returned to the United States from Mexico my sophomore year. On my return I had to take all the core classes from freshman year and sophomore year together to be able to graduate on my initial assigned year. I will never forget the experience of having to take algebra and geometry together the same year.

On Saturday, September 5th, myself and a few other coworkers had our personal cars parked on the Dollar Thrifty lot and was told to go and park at the employee lot at Hertz. Dana approached and confronted me about my car. The way I was addressed by her made me feel demeaned. Her tone was elevated, talking to me as if I was a child being scolded.  A child like the one she had in the passenger seat when I was confronted. She told me to move my car when my coworker came to relieve me. My response to her was okay. She stayed there for a minute than asked me had she made herself clear, again talking to me like a child. My response was " I heard you". She continued and asked if it was a problem. Again, my response was "I

During my pregnancy, I envisioned what it might be like to be a mother; I imagined that I would have a little girl with blonde hair and blue eyes, similar to myself as a child. I imagined someone calling me “mom”, watching them take their first steps and letting them have chocolate cake for breakfast. I expected that we would be able to relate to each other, I would teach her (or him) things, and we would evolve into friends as my parents and I have. My beautiful son Aries Jayden was born in Edmonton, Alberta at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, on September 18th 2003 at 1:29 am by emergency caesarean. Aries did not cry as most babies do when they first come in to the world. The doctor realized that something was different about Aries the moment

As professor Sanchez announced the upcoming of our informative speeches I had no clue what I was going to do mine on. Of course I decided to procrastinate on finding a topic and put it to the last minute. The idea of “charreria” Mexico’s national sport came to mind due to the fact that my professor always mentioned a dancing horse when he would call my name for attendance. From there on I decided when the days of doing our speech comes I will give myself a week to practice in order for me to not mess up and break the average grading scale dilemma. Not only that but since we were going to have to record ourselves I wanted it to be good so I will not cringe or have any negative thoughts while watching my own speech.

On February 24, 2016, to my surprise, I woke up earlier than usual. While lying in bed, I decided to drive down to the American River to watch the sunrise and take a walk to explore the rising of wildlife. I arrived at the trailhead, along the levee, at 6:00AM. At this hour it was pretty chilly so I came prepared with warm clothes. Experiencing the river in first person gave me a better look on the evolving world of wildlife and its natural beauty that can only be beneficial to you and whomever you decide to go with. You get the opportunity to imagine and see the nature grow into something a lot more enticing and mind boggling than at first glance due to the atmosphere that surrounds the environment.

My trials and tribulations came at me sooner than I expected. Testing myself endurance on how to juggle my personal life and school life. Rushing me to grow up faster than expected, challenging my abilities to take care of my family and other responsibilities. My high school career from ending of tenth grade to beginning of my senior year help mold be to become a stronger more self-sufficient young lady. Although I have endured struggles in my personal life I was able to overcome those issues and still be able to stay on track to my main goals, graduation.

Ever since I can remember, I’ve spoken two languages. Russian and English both flow from the tongue effortlessly, without a second thought I can switch into either or. I was fortunate enough to be raised this way, and until I started school, I never knew there was anything different about me.

With time off from work or school, summer is common and popular time to travel. This year, I flew by myself to Colorado to stay with my cousins for two weeks. I’ve been there before, and we never do the same thing twice. I picked this picture to represent the traveling I did this summer because there’s absolutely nothing similar to this close to home. During the day, the sand absorbs so much heat from the sun the tops blacken, and burns to the touch. But at night, when the sun drops so does the temperature and the dunes come alive with people. I painstakingly hiked to the top of highest mound and the view of stars was breathtaking. I could see the plains stretch for miles to the edge of the mountains that towered over us. The dunes are within

Seventeen years ago on a frigid mid-November morning, I came into this world with an opportunity-filled life ahead of me. Throughout my journey, my family has been a warm blanket of guidance and support with my successes and my defeats. They have molded me into a fun-sized bundle of joy with golden-blonde locks and lively green eyes. My childhood memories were filled with the toasty white, sandy beaches of Florida along with the magical world of Disney and scavenger hunt birthday parties that were simply unforgettable.

I’ll start by saying I’m shy. I don’t talk to many people, so it would stand to reason that there aren’t many people who know who I am. And if someone were to ask who I am, I’d give the answer expected of a college student: name and major. But this is writing and it’s 3 in the morning and I already deleted all of the writing I did for the “Trump” prompt, so I’ll let the walls down.

The lush landscaping and secluded setting of Winchester Place apartments enables residents to enjoy the quiet life in Northwest Houston while still being minutes from Beltway 8 and Highway 290 when they need to get to downtown Houston. There's a Kroger and McDonald's within walking distance and a bunch of other stores and restaurants nearby. Walking and jogging trails, a 24-hour fitness center and two racquetball courts give residents what they need to get exercise, and there is a pool with sundeck to use for relaxation afterward.

Have you ever broken something that was really important or too big to hide? I remember about four or five years back in the 7th or 8th grade. My brother and I would always have these competitions to prove that we were the best at almost everything. Even though he was 17 and I was 12 it was always these stupid and pointless competitions. Who could drink the most milk, who could type the fastest, or who was the best at playing video games, which was me of course?

This weekend was going to be one to remember. I was so excited to go visit a college campus and visit my friend at the same time. My mom was letting me go up on Thursday night and skip school Friday so it would be an extra-long and fun weekend. Who knew that one simple thing could ruin my excitement.

I hate drugstores and will only set foot in one when I’m feeling like shit or out of nuisance household items like toilet paper or shampoo. This morning I realized I was running low on each member of the holy trinity of men’s grooming: razors, toothpaste and soap.

Sleep is something of a privilege for new parents – or so Blaine and I discovered that first night. Truth told, I heard mothers often complain that they couldn’t remember the last time they slept through the night or about how the baby kept them up all night, but I thought they were exaggerating. I know otherwise now, don’t I? Another thing I learned is Colby has a set of lungs on him, and he doesn’t hesitate to show them off when he wants something. Not that I mind, I assure you, for I’d do anything for our son without hesitation. Besides, I’m more fortunate than some of those women considering Blaine and I traded off throughout the night, my husband willingly foregoing sleep to take care of our beloved little one. Still, I’m amazed