Being On Time

Growing up my parents always stressed to be on time. Being on time or even five/ten minutes early shows how much you actually care about something. To be honest, my parents are actually the worst people to go anywhere with. I can guarantee that every Sunday when I was with my dad we would end up being late to church. It was the most embarrassing thing ever. My church is not the biggest church so everyone knows when you're late. There has only been one time since school started that I have been late to a class, and I actually had a good reason too. I'm pretty sure I walked in maybe a minute late and i wouldn't of if I actually knew where the classroom was rather then just guessing.

Me at my best!

Show choir and choir had always been a big part of my High School career. I lived for performing. I got my first solo in seventh grade for the song "Seasons of Love" from Rent. In eight grade I was in a sextet with girls from my class and performed our song at our Sing into Summer concert were I also performed in the show choir. Up until this day i still love to sing. I had solos and duets all throughout High School. At the beginning of my senior year a really good friend had asked my to sing in her wedding. My family is a very big musical family. In three weeks I will be going back home to sing with my soon to be step-sisters for my mom's wedding.
Getting solos in High School has made me a more confident person. I know that not everyone is going to have to same tastes in things and that has made me more excepting of people. Just because one person doesn't like it doesn't mean someone else won't like it either. I have learned not to let the little things in life bother me because everything happens for a reason. No matter what anyone else thinks it's how proud my parents are of me and how i feel about everything that really matters.Being the confident person I am today makes a difference in what there is to come in my future.