Personal Narrative: Who I Am Sarah Phillis

Who am I. Who am I? I am the color orange, strong and fiery like a lion’s luxurious mane billowing in the savanna’s breeze. I am cheesy and dorky, similar to this introduction. I am Vicky Giuliano.

I believe that it is great you are inquiring about Ms. Holman and I will be honored to tell you about my time of knowing her. I met Jenna when I was stationed with her at Fort Bliss, TX and I am happy to have worked with her there, we remain friends today. I have known Jenna now, almost 10 years. Since I've known her, my opinion of her, is that she is a very bright person with an impeccable mindset. She is a hard worker and possess a strong character of heartiness. While I did not work with her on a daily basis, the times that I did, I have observed her work ethics and the way she upheld policies and procedures. I believe that she is a trustworthy person and very supportive to everyone, when they ask for her assistance. Even if she notice something

50 minutes had passed since Bailey Madison James whom some called Bai and others called BJ. Though when they called her BJ that just pissed her off to the point of no return. Bailey thought it was funny when she'd explode and the looks on people's faces made her day sometime. She just couldn't get enough of it. "I love you." Bailey typed into her phone sending a text message to Calahan not knowing if he was going to get it or not. Even if they fought a lot she always made sure that he knew she loved him. Even if it was a simple text message before bed, a note on his pillow, a note on his plate when he'd come home late. It was just her little way of trying to make things better between them. She hated the fact that all they did was fight including

I interviewed Apryl Patterson from Payless Shoe Stores. She is the Manager of the 11th Street location in Beaumont, Texas. She has been with the company for four years and Manager for 3 years. She supervises five associates at this location. Each associate performance is evaluated every month. The ranking is from one to five within the store and one to 60 in the district. The evaluations are on how well each associate’s conversion, sales, dollars per transaction, and units per transaction are for the month. If an associate is in the bottom two for two consecutive months they will be terminated. There is also an evaluation of the associate after they have been with the company for 12 months. This decides if they receive a pay raise or not.

One day I received a message asking that I teach a girl how to speak so I responded by saying yes. Then the next day I was sleeping when suddenly I heard a knock on the door and I thought to myself who could it be? So I nervously walked to the door and when I opened the door, I saw a lady and a child I asked may I help you? And they said “Are you Anne Sullivan?””yes” I responded “and who are you” I asked then she said “you said you would teach my daughter.”. I was confused at first, then it clicked.

1.Well I don't really know where to begin with of what I want you to know about me I am currently 17 and I turn 18 in four months which is pretty scary/exciting to be honest. Im like at this point in life where suddenly everything is changing and there is really nothing I can do about it but play along. As for future plans I would like to move to New York city after I graduate and meet new people explore and actually experience real life and be on my own which right now doesn't sound to bad and I feel like I’m ready for “the real world” I mean I have been to over 15 different schools since the 4th grade and I know how people can be and how you just have to be in a way sort of selfish for yourself with your academic life anyways because these

Melanie is so bubbly!! He smile is contagious and you can feel her loving aura give you a hug when she enters the room. I met her first when I was at the library and she was teaching a lesson on college essays. Her personality was engaging and her laughter was infectious. In a part of her powerpoint she was describing what she does and how she is a part of an organization called Playing For Others. While she was describing this you could tell how much love and passion she had for this organization. After the class I talked about how I had heard of PFO and how I was deciding if I should apply etc. Melanie really gave me my last push to leap for the application and expand my comfort zone. Now I see her at Playing For Others events and she always

Since being adopted, I have continued to try to find more about who I am and what I am supposed to do. Although I have been asked many times when I found out and how it makes me feel, it is still a taboo topic to talk about because of the little information I know. I was admitted to the orphanage after being found at the bottom of a staircase in the middle of a village square. After ten months of being admitted, I was adopted, but I almost did not make it because of a high fever and infection. As a baby, I did not want to hold any medicine that was given to me and because of this, a close family friend had to fly in some Western medicine so that I could have a chance at life. Since then it has been a challenge to find my place in this world

Tiny critters disappeared into the ground and birds flew to warmer climates due to the endless of snow that Pennsylvania was receiving. The five-leveled mansion west of Pittsburg was the only thing that withstood this weather. A few feet away from the red-bricked home was a pile of logs lying on a small wooden stable. Icicles were formed and they dangled from the roof of the two buildings. Three sides of the property were protected by acres of leafless white oak trees. Instead of trees in front of the house, it was a lake named KeyStone. The cold weather had frozen the body of water that stretched out on for miles and around it had a small road that leads to the city of Spearen.

One doesn’t question miracles, one embraces them to the fullest. Although I was cutting it close, the fact that I was able to complete all requirements to surpass the rank of Life Scout before my 18th birthday was truly remarkable. My former Boy Scout Leader of Troop 1, Rodney Hanson, provided me with an enormous amount of encouragement and support to focus on the required merit badges necessary for advancement. My leader motivated me to accomplish great things within the Boy Scouts of America.

I am water cold and awful, false in demeanour disguised as calm and pleasant waiting to drown you, suffocate you, force the last breath out of your lungs. I see her across the road her red scarf blowing aimlessly in the wind. I focus on it imagining that same red pouring out of her cut pale throat instead of hanging from her body. I like breaking pretty things dismembering, fracturing. There is a certain beauty to their suffering as the last breath leaves them I am in control.

“5 minutes!” a voice shouts over the loudspeaker. Perspiration drips down my face and my hand throbs with pain. The seconds tick by but are drowned out by the pounding of my heart. I summon all my strength and will my hands to move faster and faster. The speakers crackle with static as the voice shouts, “Hands down.” Eight hours of mind-numbing calculations and stratagem. It’s over; all the work, the sleepless nights, the literal blood, sweat, and tears. What for?

My identity and purpose was shaped in my second year of high school, the best and yet the most trying time of my life. The winter of 2015 was the time I was taken out of my bubble in the north and was placed in a frying pan in the south. Moving into a foreign place is always hard and many people have similar stories about the adversity they faced but for me it wasn’t just the hard times that shaped me, the hard times that everyone goes through while moving allowed me to be malleable but the lessons taught to me by my family helped me reach a different outlook on myself and life in general. I remember that during the worst times I would look to the few people left around me that I felt I could trust; this was best evidenced in a day when I

The day I was born was 13 years ago now, and it was certainly an interesting one. I was supposed to born on the 15th of March, but instead I was born 12 days late on the 27th of March. My mum didn’t actually go to hospital because she was in labour; she came to the hospital because she was booked to get induced. I didn’t want to come out! Finally at 10:02p.m I came out into the world as Keilah Danae Truscott, daughter of Ian and Danae born on the 27th of March at Glengary Hospital in Perth. I was 8 pound and 13 and a half ounces, 52 centimetres.

I believe from past performances my voice has become accustomed to holding deep tone notes. My voice is comfortable hitting any low notes making it great for operatic pieces, pieces that require a strong voice to get an emotion across, or generally any theatric role that requires the large, stoic kind of character. Past instructors have also said I have a natural talent to sing along without getting caught up in the melody of other instruments. My understanding is that beginners tend to sing at the same tone as of the instruments in the accompaniment when they should be singing at a different key, but my previous teachers and peers have said they’ve never seen me have this issue. Hearing their praise made me happy, but I would like to expand my vocal range so I could hit higher notes perhaps fitting an alto or maybe a soprano and give them something even more