It's My Way!

When I was 10 years old, I had realized that I didn’t belong in this family. My brother and I were playing an intense game of basketball. I was winning by a bunch of points. After the game was over and I had won, I asked,” How do you feel about Lebron changing the game today?”. He replied with,” Who’s Lebron?”. I replied with,”Are you serious?”. I thought my brother liked basketball, he would be in the room with me as I watched a basketball game once in awhile, but I guess he had been on his phone

lot a lot. And it’s always been a blast. Even when I’ve been difficult, or you’ve been difficult or we’ve both been difficult. But I’ve learned a lot from you. Not only about myself but about you and life in general. The first thing is, you refuse to grow up. You always remind me of Peter Pan. You’re so fun to be around and even on your bad days you light up the room. You have this energy around you that is constantly there. Sometimes I feel like its suffocating me, but in a good way. You’re are just

A DALLAS COWBOYS FANATIC! I thought it would be a cool article to talk a little bit how this crazy Romo loving, football obsessing, Cowboys fanatic became a fan. Some say "it's just a game". To me that couldn't be farther from reality. The Dallas Cowboys and the game of football collectively has changed my world and taught me so much about life. It taught me that life is a team sport and no matter how hard you try you will never get anywhere all by yourself. It taught me about disappointment

(Sorry it's so long :/) Finally finished vid. So I'm not personally offended by these comparisons, and I've used them in the past in a public way. I was influenced by learning things like: "Henry Ford, who was so impressed by the efficient way meat packers killed animals in Chicago, made his own special contribution to the slaughter of people in Europe. Not only did he develop the assembly-line method the Germans used to kill Jews, but he launched a vicious anti-Semitic campaign that helped the

contributing factors as to why I am an introvert today. Although today I am no longer a Muslim and ever so proud of my choice of becoming a Christian when I started dating my now husband 6 years ago (Who by the way is quite the extrovert in every sense of the word!) I know being a quiet introvert isn’t a bad thing. But still, anytime someone points it out, it makes me feel anxious. In my mind, their words are dripping with judgement. I also recognize that they are probably commenting because they feel

once you have achieved what many may have doubted, you can just sit back and smile. And that is exactly how I feel about my interview with Cameron Mathison. From the moment I first requested the interview to the moment it happened, it was nearly five months, and there were times I wondered if my continued petitions were more irritating than anything else and would even bring my hopes to fruition. I mean, I actually had the audacity to say I was #TeamNorman and would remain so until I interviewed him

weather? What was the date? What were we talking about? It was just a usual day like every day to me. All of a sudden, it was just happened making my feelings completely a mess. Sadness, disappointment, and confusion hurting my ego which was leading me to make a decision that sometimes I still wondering ‘Is it right or wrong?’ till now. I lost one of my best friends! I am always a stubborn person. When I was young, I really thought fate is real. I believe that our lives are just like books and books

What Makes My Name Special? My name comes from a flower. Not a Rose, not a Lily, but an Alyssum. An Alyssum flower, like me, is small, cute and is usually used to complement other, bigger flowers. Like the Alyssum flower, I have always been in the background, never really stood out in a crowd of bigger, more vibrant, flowers and am only recognized when being commented on how small and cute it is. The Alyssum flowers name comes from Greek origins meaning “sanity” and was formally thought to cure

now it’s become more mainstream. In fact it’s so popular now that it’s become an Olympic sport and mountains now cater towards snowboards. With this increase in popularity some of the traditional skiers are switching to snowboarding, which seems to be upsetting some of the younger snow boarders.      The younger snowboarders don’t like the fact that they are sharing the mountain with their parents and in some cases their grandparents. To youth snowboarding is a way to be

Discrimination happens in all shapes and forms, whether it’s on how one looks or simply just acts. I’ve been treated differently due to the way I was raised. Growing up my primary language was Slovakian. My parents both being Eastern European taught me their native tongue first, instead of teaching me a language they were not so comfortable with. The only way I could fluently learn proper English was by going to school with a plethora of children my age. So, enrolling in preschool I was the only child