A Different Me

Earth for 17 years now. Looking back on the years I’ve already spent make me wonder, not who I’ve been nor who I am now, but who I will be. I choose to live in the now, for the later. I often think about what I may be or do later in life. But everything I do and every choice I make in the present is what will lead me to my future. Now, all I know is that to get somewhere you have to be someone. So who am I? And what makes me who I am today? Personal Traits Race and Gender I am a Caucasian, female

business in many different ways. Materials Handler is responsible for understanding and following the process. Personally, I was not comfortable just with the idea of following the process, I was looking for deep details about the whole project and what goes into a project, how to plan a project, developed and completed. During the period that I worked as a supervisor, I learn many different ways on how to perform different types of roles and provided me with responsibilities, which it gives me the advantage

Three different cities. Three different countries. Three different continents. Together, they form three different periods of my life, where I have continually submerged myself in new surroundings, adapting from one situation to the next, all in the hope of seeking new experiences to better my life. Born in a small town in India, raised in the boroughs of London and currently residing in Passaic, New Jersey, my life is much like that of a cosmopolitan traveler. In previous years, I changed my schools

program they don’t realize how it will affect them. I never really paid too much to kids with a disability in my classes. Joining the Peer to Peer program has taught me how many disabilities there truly are, what I can do for people with a disability, and taught me different skills needed in life. Peer to peer has opened my eyes to different types of disabilities. Types of disabilities can deal with vision, hearing, mentally, intellectual, autism related, or physical. I have learned judging people through

chubby cheeks. “Look at that beautiful girl” she says as I make my dolls go shopping. The other adults sitting around the table agree and make other comments. “Pure beauty.” “Gorgeous.” “Completely stunning.” I listen to them admire me but continue to ignore them. I just want to play with my dolls. I walk into my middle school for the first time. I am scared but I hold myself together with the confidence that I will be liked by everyone. I always have, why would anything change

socs’ really helps me to understand a message that even if we come from different social classes, we are all human. The author presents this through the character Ponyboy and the way he feels about the two gangs. This novel made me learn to always treat people the way you would want to be treated despite their ‘differences’, at the end of the day we are all human. S.E Hinton reinforced this message by the quote by Ponyboy “Maybe the two worlds we lived in weren't so different. We saw the same sunset”

This major will give me more knowledge about the medical field. I know that this course will also give me an opportunity to experience how it feels to work in an hospital with its hands on work in use. My qualities that set me apart from other are that I am very hard-working, responsible, and eager to learn. I also try to understand and adapt to others who may be different from me. For example, I like include people and treat others well no matter how different they are from me. I believe that everyone

America has given me my religion. The thing that I practice everyday, the one thing that gives me hope in the future. America has provided me different types of religious opportunities. Just imagine going to church every day and thinking that I was able to be here because america gave me the option too. Though has religion divided us from other countries?So I am glad to say that I was born in America. America has given me my religion. We found a solution! Much of the world is divided right now

Being raised in a diverse community has taught me to be compassionate, insightful, and understanding what happens in the real world. Growing up I was always very blessed to have two parents who loved and cared for me as much as they did, and who have blessed me with a life that everyone deserves. I am very fortunate that my parents have raised me in such a diverse community because I believe that it has shaped me to be the person that I am today. Throughout my whole eighteen years of life, I have

sleepless nights, I am grateful for what this class has provided me. This class has shown me that individuals always have room for improvement, and this improvement can be reached through hard work and dedication. With all the knowledge I received from this class, from individualism to the horrors of indifference, I hope to not let this information stray within my mind, but to share it amongst