Personal Narrative: My Everest Goals

As a learner, I am usually visual as an enormous amount of my tests have shown. I have innumerable goals and I am trying extremely hard to accomplish them. One of my Everest goals is to find a subject in social studies that I indeed love and excel at it. I am not the best at Spanish and being reflective so my Everest goal is to obtain superior scores at Spanish and at being self reflective, learning and building on my actions, improving scores that weren’t satisfactory before, etc. My favorite quote is by Shel Silverstein considering everyone comes across people who say you can’t do something. You can listen, but you don’t need to believe it as anything can happen: Listen to the mustn'ts, child, listen to the don'ts, listen to the shouldn'ts, the impossibles, the won'ts. Listen to those never haves, then listen close to me, anything can happen, child, anything can be. …show more content…
They’re moving around in secret.” I ask an extremely high amount of questions and usually questions no one can answer. Deep questions such as, “Why is space so enormous?” “Could we live long enough to notice the satellite we sent out into space that finally reached Pluto, observe the edge of the universe?” “Why haven’t we evolved more when we are to have evolved from them?” “Why am I here?” “Is the Earth close to creating a period related to the ice age?”. I feel that I am the color yellow since yellow is the color of the sun and we need the sun to survive and it’s always shining upon everyone, making their day (literally). I am usually a beacon of sunshine, but I don’t normally show it as I usually focus on the situation