Personal Narrative: I Am G-I-R.

IT'S BIGGER TWO FEET Car up on you, I promise Be I've found there's an uneasy silence i've ruined Good time angel, ever divine, you'll never stop Final breath is gone and will you wait Always have each other feel beautiful Can breathe again I'm sure you can't collect the corners Are piercing my skin still burns from your pores There's a horror story in here somewhere before you find You and be near her it's bigger Two feet with all of this gun now I've sold You out of clever Mind whatever I say go its hard to understand

[If no to Q5] GIRLS (Girls Inspiring Respect, Leadership and Service) Academy is a transformative program for middle-school girls and the first of its kind among fraternal organizations. Throughout the weekend-long program, participants remark that they feel stronger, more confident and happier about who they are — crucial pieces that help them develop into effective leaders. Collegiate and alumna members facilitate the programming and run the event.

I am (F/N) (L/N). I go to Harry Herpson Community College. I’m Majoring in astronomy, the study of space, stars, and outer space planets. I’m really big on the whole interdimensional space beings and such. But currently my studies are at a hult because of some dumbass, who decided to drag me along on one of their motherfucking adventure. How did this happen? Well that would have to be first moment I fucking met Rick MOTHERFUCKING Sanchez!

Bare with me for another blog post about volleyball. This weekend was the Badger Region Volleyball Tournament, which my team participated in. When I walked into the building, the memories flooded in with scenes from the elevator adventures, cheese fries, and design your own sweatshirts. The first day, my team didn't play up our full potential, with my team only winning one out of three matches; which meant that we didn't place in any of the brackets, meaning zero chance of receiving a medal. However, at the end of the second match, I got switched from being middle all-around to libero ( a position where you only play back row on offense and defense). I guess it's an honor, but it puts a lot of pressure on me by labeling me as the best passer

Have you had any than interesting happen in your life? I know I have and this is some of them.

What I’m about to type was done late at night on random days with little to no spell check. So if I write something and it makes no sense at all, please let me know and I’d be happy to explain.

The central theme of my identity is my progressive ideals, which has contributed to my want to be politically active. For instance, I had the incredible opportunity to work on a various political campaigns in my local community. Specifically, I phone-banked for the Clinton campaign, went door to door for a local county commissioner's race, and put out political signs for future Governor Roy Cooper. Subsequently, all of this political involvement derived from my absolute outrage at the actions of Republican reactionaries throughout the country. Thus, I saw it my moral duty to get political and help fight a rising influence of individuals who do not have the best interests for the average American. From HB2 to Republican attempts to infringe

My eyes are Fiery. so, I burning the shadow. I rip night. and the moon was born. I know always the moon is native. The stranger and the native! That paradox. Don't you understand? the paradox is forbidden! My penalty is deportation. My body injured In the deportation and transforming to the immigrant. My immigrant body is a Gift from God. because I am Faithful. Don't kill me! My body is holy. Do you never see? My bloody body linked to heaven. Do you know

My Identity connects to my culture because it describes the way I look and the point of view I have on certain topics. My culture is the Native American tribe, Wampanoag and I am also Mexican. I have some facial features and body structures from both sides of the family like: most of my family has brown or black hair, we are taller than the average human, and our faces have an oval shape. Some topics that my family has taught me from both sides of the family is, family always sticks together and always comes first, and If you see bad things going on in the world, always try to help and do whats right. From my Dad’s side of the family, I learned tons about survival skills and on my Mom’s side I learned a lot about traditions. An example from

It’s ironic how someone who shares the same parent, sibling and household can end up being your total opposite. My half-brother, R.J., was one when my dad divorced his ex-wife. After my dad married my mom about half a decade later, I was born. This was the foundation of what caused my half-brother and me to grow with distinct perspectives. One trip with him is all it took for me to realize how certain life events can determine your character.

These items are not just stuff that you eat or drink,to me they are memories who represent who I am.I use to live with my grandparents when I was little. They always made ramen on the weekends. I will always eat with my cousin and we will always get full. Sometimes my parents and other family members come to eat with us but not all the time. I feel like it brought our family together.Coffee doesn't really sound like its apart of my identity but it is. The reason why is because I started drinking coffee last year that year i was at a different school. When i drink coffee i start to remember the good times i had last year. I had a lot of good moments last year. I always buy coffee after school then i get on the bus and that was always the best part of my days i when i drink coffee i remember going into that bus and how i made a new friend on that bus.

“What I do isn’t easy, what I do isn’t safe… It’s me, it’s the way I am, I will ride my hardest… I will not quit even though the world tells me to stop, I will not stop. I will hold it wide open till I die.” This quote was written by Garrett George. While most people find their happiness in painting or video games or even common sports like basketball, soccer, and baseball, I find mine in motocross. It’s music to my ears. It’s a way of life, a passion… it’s everything to me. Life is about finding what you love and letting it kill you.

and I am not my wild hair tangled with waves and curls, and red when the day is long

Last spring I was interviewed and chosen to represent my school at Utah Girls State. This program, sponsored and directed by the American Legion Auxiliary, provides the opportunity for girls all across Utah to understand in much greater detail how our government is run. Graduating has many requirements, such as: participating as a citizen, voting in all elections, one public speech, holding a government position, upholding moral standards, completing a workbook, and writing three essays on various topics. In essence, I spent a week at Weber State creating a society and government with my peers, while learning and performing the functions thereof.

Around March 2017, I was confirmed with 3 other people at The United Methodist Church of Colleyville. It was a very important event for me and my family. It has historical and spiritual roots and is very prevalent in my church. The ancestral section talks about the Holy Spirit coming on people after baptism, not during baptism, which relates to my historical and personal piece, because that is a very basic way of saying Confirmation.