This essay is going to be about two people I have come to know in my lifetime, who have inspired me to be the person that I am today.
The first story is about an extremely hard working individual that relied on their morals and strive for success to get through high school on the honor roll or better every time. I've known this person my whole life. Always doing their homework, having a smile on their face and saying “hi” to everyone in the hallways, this person was someone I wanted to be around. They were the type of person you could count on for help in school, advice, or even just a laugh. Likewise, they were also a busy bee with school and AP and honor classes, working an after school job, and maintaining relationships with peers and family. Being well organized, a great time manager, and an overall good person they quickly became quite the inspiration to me and to all.
Another individual that I got to know was quite different. They seemed to be broken and melancholy. Their grades were great, but their heart seemed sad. They told me about their broken home life and I found out that this person was …show more content…
Equality is preached and the administration and teachers were always encouraging and immensely kind hearted. When I put that happy face on in school, it became the place could depend on to never take me for granted. No matter how many all-nighters and all the tear filled pillows I went through, I always turned my work in completed and always went to school excited to learn and be the best me I could be. I wanted to tell my teachers what was going on so I could have a little more time to do assignments or finally have a valid explanation for all my absences through the years, or finally have someone that could set me free, but again that fear kicked in. The people that were nice to me, without knowing what was going on fixed me and were beneficial to my well-being and the thought of who I was going to be in the next ten years saved
The first story is about an extremely hard working individual that relied on their morals and strive for success to get through high school on the honor roll or better every time. I've known this person my whole life. Always doing their homework, having a smile on their face and saying “hi” to everyone in the hallways, this person was someone I wanted to be around. They were the type of person you could count on for help in school, advice, or even just a laugh. Likewise, they were also a busy bee with school and AP and honor classes, working an after school job, and maintaining relationships with peers and family. Being well organized, a great time manager, and an overall good person they quickly became quite the inspiration to me and to all.
Another individual that I got to know was quite different. They seemed to be broken and melancholy. Their grades were great, but their heart seemed sad. They told me about their broken home life and I found out that this person was …show more content…
Equality is preached and the administration and teachers were always encouraging and immensely kind hearted. When I put that happy face on in school, it became the place could depend on to never take me for granted. No matter how many all-nighters and all the tear filled pillows I went through, I always turned my work in completed and always went to school excited to learn and be the best me I could be. I wanted to tell my teachers what was going on so I could have a little more time to do assignments or finally have a valid explanation for all my absences through the years, or finally have someone that could set me free, but again that fear kicked in. The people that were nice to me, without knowing what was going on fixed me and were beneficial to my well-being and the thought of who I was going to be in the next ten years saved