My Pandora Bracelet- My Pandora bracelet was given to me by my uncle and aunt from England. It was a graduation present, therefore I got the graduating owl for my first Pandora charm. My second and third charm was given to me from my other aunt. The charms were a Vespa Scooter and an elephant. The scooter is a promise that one day my aunt will drive me around Italy on a Vespa scooter. The elephant symbolises the elephants that I adopted at the David Sheldrick Foundation, which brings me to the next precious thing to me.
Kithaka and Mutara- Kithaka and Mutara are the two elephants that I have adopted from the David Sheldrick Foundation. This foundation is for orphaned elephant calves whose mother has been killed. A calf depends on its mother’s milk for the first two years of its life. Both Kithaka and Mutara’s mothers were killed because of poaching. I feel very strongly against poaching.
Pooh Bear- I have had my Pooh B ear with me since I was about 2 months old. He has been with me through many trips. My mom says that when I was upset as a baby, I would hold Pooh Bear to calm me down. Throughout my life I have always held pooh bear to calm me down. It was the only stuffed toy that could make me calm.
My Phone- I have had my phone since last December. My parents gave it to me as a Christmas present. It is an IPhone 5c and I have it everywhere I go. …show more content…
My dad is helping me hold my umbrella up, and I am gingerly smiling at him. I was about 2 years old in this picture. I don’t know why, but whenever I see this picture, I smile. It is a picture that captures how I feel about my dad. My ginger smile states how proud I am to have him as my dad. The way my head is looking up at him, shows how my whole life, I will look up to my dad as my hero. The way my dad is holding my umbrella, shows my dad will always protect me and help me if I am in need of
Kithaka and Mutara- Kithaka and Mutara are the two elephants that I have adopted from the David Sheldrick Foundation. This foundation is for orphaned elephant calves whose mother has been killed. A calf depends on its mother’s milk for the first two years of its life. Both Kithaka and Mutara’s mothers were killed because of poaching. I feel very strongly against poaching.
Pooh Bear- I have had my Pooh B ear with me since I was about 2 months old. He has been with me through many trips. My mom says that when I was upset as a baby, I would hold Pooh Bear to calm me down. Throughout my life I have always held pooh bear to calm me down. It was the only stuffed toy that could make me calm.
My Phone- I have had my phone since last December. My parents gave it to me as a Christmas present. It is an IPhone 5c and I have it everywhere I go. …show more content…
My dad is helping me hold my umbrella up, and I am gingerly smiling at him. I was about 2 years old in this picture. I don’t know why, but whenever I see this picture, I smile. It is a picture that captures how I feel about my dad. My ginger smile states how proud I am to have him as my dad. The way my head is looking up at him, shows how my whole life, I will look up to my dad as my hero. The way my dad is holding my umbrella, shows my dad will always protect me and help me if I am in need of