I patiently wait in front of the television for Big Bird to appear in China. It was the most fulfilling day of my entire 48 months of living. To see how he interacted with the children from another country really peaked my interest. That is when it struck me; I want to be a teacher. Not just any teacher, I wanted to go to China with Big Bird and help teach the children English. I had my mind set. My goals were in place, all I needed was to grow up and find Big Bird. I look back on how Big Bird influenced my life decision even at the tender age of four. …show more content…
We already know who we will marry, how many kids we desire to have, and what career we will be working in. Nevertheless, life has a way of distracting us from our goals. I became pregnant at the age of 15, and decided to dedicate my life to caring for my child first. By the age of 19, I had two boys, and I was a devoted wife. Soon after, I was the proud mother to four beautiful children. Taking care of my family had now become my goal in life. I enjoyed being a homemaker; most women do not have the ability to tend to so many demands at once. Being a homemaker has taught me great patience, to be understanding and allowed me to see the good in everyone. Accidents happen, it is learning from that accident that really