Change is inevitable and a plethora of people are afraid of change but they unknowlying love change because change keeps things interesting. If life lacked change it would be monotonous and lackluster. There are some things in life that force us to make drastic changes, completely cut a new path for ourselves. I am not unfamiliar to change. In my life I have moved quite a bit and each time that I moved to a different state, region, or school, I was able to reinvented myself and discover a different
Sophomore year, this was the year that would change my life forever. Now usually people would say that there senior year is the best year of their whole high school career. Nope not me ,this was the year i got accepted into the Culinary Arts program. I felt that I was finally on my way to becoming the chef I want to be, and that I deserve. But what I didn't know is that there would be some bumps in the road to becoming who i want to be. So Junior year rolls around and class starts. Know since we
impacted my life such as coming to America. Coming to America was the hardest choice in my life. I could not decide what I should do for my future. I got so many advice from everyone, especially from my dad and my mom. However, I decided to go to America, then I arrived to Oklahoma State. When I arrived there I found that the living in America is away different from Saudi Arabia. In the beginning I could not be comfortable here. It impacted my life in many ways. Also, it change my personality
when did my perspective change? Was it when my sister left for an eating disorder residential treatment center? Was it when I was scared to come home because of the emotional abuse from my dad? Or was it when I found out my dad was not the man I thought he was? Maybe my perspective changed when I watched my dad clinch his fist and swing at my sister. Maybe my perspective changed when I would visit my sister on Friday’s at an eating disorder center. Or maybe it changed when I would see my mom cry
Upon enrolling in my freshman year of high school, I made the decision to join my school's marching band program. Unbeknownst to me, it would not be long before, I found out this would be the best decision of my high school career. Despite the fact that marching band is an extremely difficult physical task with twelve hour rehearsals in the summer and rainy miserable rehearsals in the the fall, marching band is my favorite activity. Marching band has immensely impacted my life in ways no other activity
recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. My aspirations to become a Marine were in serious jeopardy when I injured my arms on Training Day 45. The injury resulted from a failure to properly buckle the hip belt that distributes the weight of the pack to my waist. Consequently, nearly one hundred pounds of pressure pinched the nerves in my shoulders, which resulted in the immobility of my arms. This incident extended my boot camp experience by another twelve weeks in the Medical
affects my life as a student. I don’t care anymore about time management, I forgot to do my tasks, and I have low scores. It made a really big change in my life. I am a consistent honor student since elementary until now. The effect of being too much lazy had a great impact on my performance and grades. I made my own life miserable by neglecting what I am supposed to do and welcoming the temptations. Making my parents proud is one of my
The influence of a book or a movie on your life Books can change my life and have a huge influence on my behavior. We know that when we are reading a book, we are feeding our brain. Last five years, I read a book about the environment and the important of trees.On this essay I will discuss some reason why this book have a strong influence on my life and how they change me. The lorax for Dr.Seuss has changed my behavior, it give me a look of how our future will be when we cut down the trees to
five, I told my parents “I hate you!”. It was moments after they had told me, a five-year-old girl living comfortably in Taiwan, that our family was moving permanently to Costa Rica. I was terrified and uncertain. For a small child who had never gone to school before, it was hard for me to accept the fact that I was going to uproot my life. But without that uprooting, my life would have been less challenging. The first change I encountered when I moved was a personal one: my name. My uncle, who
brought to my attention a behavior that they dislike and claim to affect me negatively. My family, my significant other, my friends, and some peers have suggested that I should stop drinking because of the negative effects alcohol has on me. I drank every time there was a chance to, and even drank when it was not the right time. Alcohol played such a big part in my life that in order to have fun, I needed alcohol. At first, I did not agree with them, but as years passed, more and more people in my life