According to namesmeaningdictioniary.com, Apurva [an alternative spelling] means “unique, never before, unpreceded” in the ancient language of Sanskrit. I am the opposite in all regards; I am an identical twin. My sister and I were once a single embryo that then split into two. We share the same DNA, the one defining …show more content…
Exquisite refers to a person or thing that is beautiful, flawless, and delicate. I, however, am the opposite: a clumsy and awkward sixteen-year-old. I am often prone to tripping on air and stumbling while walking. When I walk up on school stairs, I have to be extremely careful as I have almost slipped many times, even on occasions where the stairs had no lubricants. A few weeks ago, my mother’s friend made my mother a cake for her birthday; I was not hungry at the time, so I waited until the next the day to eat it. In the process of removing the remaining slice from the refrigerator, I accidentally caused not only the cake but all the containers near it to fall. To make the matter worse, in the process of trying to salvage the wreckage, I knocked over a bottle of apple cider. I am clumsy even when I try not be, it is a natural part of me. In this way, the name Apoorva does is contrary to who I really …show more content…
This is very accurate. Listening to music and reading are two of my most favorite hobbies. To those that know me, they know how much I value my headphones and my books. My headphones are one of my most prized possessions and I often carry them with me. I listen to music in most of the places that I go to: in the car, at school, and at home. To this day I have only let my sister borrow them, and only after much pleading. I am as passionate about reading as I am about music. I do not think that since elementary school, I have been able to withstand more than two weeks without reading at a time. During sophomore year, I went to the library with the intention to study for finals, albeit, I could not resist the sweet temptation of books, yet to be explored. I told myself I would only browse through a few shelves to hopefully find books for future use; however, I failed miserably. I picked up a book intending to read only few pages, but a few pages turned into a chapter and one chapter turned into another until eventually, I finished the entire book. In this case, the name Apoorva matches who I