Personal Narrative: I Am Kaitlyn Zimmerman

I hope all is well! I am Marissa Vigevani’s younger sister Joanna and I just want to tell you a little bit about her and what you could expect from her in English this year. First off, she is not as smart as she looks. I know that for a fact because this is her first honors class she has ever taken in her life! Now before I get more into how clueless she is let's just talk about her on a more personal level. Marissa was born on January 8, 2001 at Newton Wellesley Hospital. She is funny, athletic, helpful and kind! One thing I would like say however, is that my sister is kind to everyone else except me. I know that for a fact because every time my parents go to teacher open houses they always tell my mom that “Marissa is an angel” and “so respectful

There are many ways One’s identity can be defined. Only you can truly define who you are. You control what your experiences and influences make of you. When asked who am I, there could be millions of different answers depending on what you base your identity off of. To me, the question who am I, can only truly be answered in one way. So, who am I? For me, it’s an easy question. I’ve always known that I was the quiet girl In the back of the classroom by herself.

On April 26th,1999 I emerged into the world a happy baby given the name Bethany Gavin. I’m now in year 12 and I attend Cooks Hill Campus, Big Picture. My education began here in year 10 after leaving three years of home schooling and have grown as a student as the years have gone on.

Twenty years ago today, God gave me my second child. She has come to have many nicknames from my gift from God, my Angel of Jesus, to my Princess. Lauren Bailey, you have developed into a beautiful young lady, who is head strong and always knows what she wants. Even as a baby you knew what you wanted and how you were going to do things. When the doctors told me that they needed to take you away as soon as I had you, I lost a piece of me, because I did not know what to expect especially after your first surgery at five days old, but you showed your dad and I that you were strong and willing to live. You have shown so much courage, even at 9 years old, when you had your open heart surgery and you told me “Mom if God wants me to be with him, I

Who am I? I am Sarah Phillis; a daughter, sister, student, employee, niece, aunt, and an apostolic. These certain roles are what makes me, me. I am a daughter to, two loving parents. I am a sister, to my five siblings. I am a student, at Youngstown State University. I am an employee, at Once Upon a Child. I am a niece to my aunts and uncles. I am an Aunt Sarah, to six nieces and nephews. I am an apostolic, in which I believe in one god and speaking in tongues. The major roles of what makes me, me, is being a daughter, sister, employee, student, and an apostolic. My family is very important to me. Not a day goes by where I don’t see at least 3 of my family members. Acting as a student is a very important role I play every day. I work hard to

I am Hannah Childs, and I am working on a “My Life” project for my ELA class. I would like to share such things as my family, my hobbies, and my favorite things. I am hoping you will enjoy my “My Life” project.

Hey I am Carly Beth Horne. I usually go by Carly or Carly Beth; however, my friends refer to me as Carl, C.B., Carly B., or my least favorite, Carls. I never know what I will be called when I am with all of my pals; it is always a surprise.

Culture and identity are inextricably linked concepts. Identity is formed by your culture and in turn your identity shapes the respective cultures of the groups you identify with. I belong to many different cultural groups, and my identity is a complex web of competing and conflicting beliefs, experiences, and characteristics. My identity is not only complex, but also dynamic, as the experiences I have change who I am.

My name Bryanna and this is my first year in college. I live with my mom and two younger siblings. I work at Outback SteakHouse in Hampton and I love it. I am a shy person at first until i feel comfortable about my surroundings. I am a hiphop dancer and I also cheer for Thomas Nelson. I enjoy playing basketball, soccer and volleyball. I lived my early years in Brooklyn , New York , with my grandparents. In 5 years i see myself graduting college and getting a head start on my dancing career.

Identity is what I believe the thing that makes up all human beings. Everybody has an identity, some just aren't as brisk to comprehend what it is or what it means. Identity is generally what someone's traits make up and in my case, I believe I am benevolent, venturesome, and optimistic. Some of the qualities I consider myself to have are not what I would have considered myself to be last year. I believe life lessons that someone undergoes can change their identity and the way they come off drastically.

I have a bestfriend named Kaitlyn. But she is more than a friend, we are sisters. She has been my friend for 6 years. We met in elementary school and shared a class from kindergarten to 4th grade. Throughout the years we had arguments, but we always made up after.

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

Hi I’m Mollie, and I am 17 years old. Right now It’s Friday 6th period, the last period of the day and I was just sitting staring at the wall. I was starting to doze as I hear, RINNNGG, the bell goes that signals the end of the day. I was so happy math was over because it’s Friday, and a 2 day vacation awaited, but of course I had to go to the Library because my mom couldn’t get out of work to come pick me up. As I got to the Library I see this interesting book, and for some reason it was glowing, but settle so you couldn’t see it. I didn’t want to go over to check it out now so I just found a comfy chair and started studying for my test on Tuesday. As I’m studying I see the glow a little more now, and for some reason I was really anxious to go check it out.

In my family I am considered the artistic one, I love music and art. For me a quiet night at home would find me relaxing on the couch drawing as I watch netflix. My dream job would be to write and illustrate my own book. When I grow up the quality I would most like to emulate from my father, is his work ethic. He is one of the hardest working people I know. The best thing about my mom is how she deals with problems. SHe always reminds me to remember that people are always more important than the problem you face. I hope to handle my problems the same way.

Life has been an uphill battle since I could remember. I was always seen as the outcast, the girl with a crazy mind. I am the girl with a crazy mind. I think, act, and speak differently from other people in my school. I am very hyper with lots of energy while everyone is calm and relaxed. I am able to comprehend things much faster than my peers and even my teachers. I don’t need to sit down and wait for someone to explain something to me I just speed right through it. I have been a fast learner all my life and I have been ahead of everyone from day one. I am thirteen years old and I have already graduated from high school. I could have graduated two years ago but being that I am so hyper my teachers didn’t think I was mature enough to graduate.