Essay On Hector Miranda

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Hector JonJulio Miranda has always wanted to become an exotic car mechanic.
Hector was born in Long Island, New York. He moved to Thomasville when he was about five.
He has loved sports at a young age. He also loved cars when he got older. His main passions were sports and cars.
At a young age, he played sports. He plays disk golf. Disk golf is like throwing a Frisbee into a metal chain net. He has played baseball, basketball, ping-pong, but his favorite was football. When he attended Glenn High School, he met most of his friends. Most of his friends played the same sports he did. His friends were a great impact on his life to become a great athlete in high school. His greatest moments were on the football field. “I made 200 interceptions in my career at Glenn” (Miranda). The best interception that he made was the second interception at the Parkland game. Hector Miranda stated, “First interception was a
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He was disappointed, but he was happy that he has graduated and got his diploma. As much as he enjoys sports, his heart was not in it. Instead, he loved cars when he got older and enjoyed fixing his cars and his friend’s cars. His friends were car fanatics, and he was too. He had a huge passion in cars and automotive repair. He loved making money and because he lives on his own he also wanted to be an business in cars. He had two opportunities. He was either deciding to be an independent businessman in cars or an exotic car mechanic. He thought about it and decided to be an auto mechanic. He prepared and decided to go to college. He chose Forsyth Tech Community College.
Now, Hector goes to Forsyth Tech to become an exotic car mechanic. After he graduated college, he is applying to “World Wide Auto Body”. Hector Miranda stated: “I will be sanding cars, detailing cars, assembling cars and also transferring cars at World Wide Auto Body.” He is living his dream to become the best exotic car

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