How should I start this story off?; I’ve been through an enormous amount throughout my life. As I go through this journey with you i just want you to know that this is who I am, and I can 't change that. I have lived in a lot of places in the last eighteen years. I feel that this is what has shaped me to who I am today because of where i’ve been and how my experiences there have made me grow. I grew up in a incredibly small town in the middle of nowhere called Stet, Which is still located in the middle of the state of Missouri. Keep in mind that this tiny town has a population of like 400 people, so growing up I never was that social. My parents raised me and 2 of my four sisters out here for most of our youth. My oldest sister is 37 and
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Growing up in a small town made me appreciate how much time the teachers had to instruct you. While in kindergarten I met one of my good friends Dillon! Everyday after school we would hang out and ride dirt bikes. To this day I am glad that we have been able to stay good friends; even though we live far away from each other now. After this one year my mom took me out of public school and home schooled me. I didn’t like being homeschooled because that meant that I wouldn 't be able to hang out with my friends as much. It was an adjustment for awhile when your mom is the bus driver for school and you don’t even ride the bus. My dad was never there during the day because he got up super early to go to work. I have older parents so I wasn 't that old when my dad retired. When he did this he was home a lot more; but I think I liked it better with my mom home. Growing up with 4 sisters, their was a lot of competition until I was about 13. This is around the time that I went back to public school for the sixth grade. When I was in seventh grade, I started football, I really enjoyed it. I played as a offencive linemen on the team for about 4 years. When I went back to school I attended Norborne Middle and High school, and it made me have a better understanding on being social. Before I wouldn’t think about going and talking to someone I didn’t know; Things have really changed since …show more content…
This was my Junior year of highschool, when I was seventeen years old. I got used to driving real fast because I drove about fifty miles every day.I always enjoyed being independent because when you are you don’t have to ask anyone for anything. After completing about 75% of this year of school I sadly dropped out because the stress in my life was to much. If I can regret one thing in my life it was that day. At first it was amazing, work was easier, everything was fun but after awhile I started to realize where my life was going. This alone was so scary that eventually, when I moved up her I decided to finish highschool and get that diploma that I so desperately
Growing up in a small town made me appreciate how much time the teachers had to instruct you. While in kindergarten I met one of my good friends Dillon! Everyday after school we would hang out and ride dirt bikes. To this day I am glad that we have been able to stay good friends; even though we live far away from each other now. After this one year my mom took me out of public school and home schooled me. I didn’t like being homeschooled because that meant that I wouldn 't be able to hang out with my friends as much. It was an adjustment for awhile when your mom is the bus driver for school and you don’t even ride the bus. My dad was never there during the day because he got up super early to go to work. I have older parents so I wasn 't that old when my dad retired. When he did this he was home a lot more; but I think I liked it better with my mom home. Growing up with 4 sisters, their was a lot of competition until I was about 13. This is around the time that I went back to public school for the sixth grade. When I was in seventh grade, I started football, I really enjoyed it. I played as a offencive linemen on the team for about 4 years. When I went back to school I attended Norborne Middle and High school, and it made me have a better understanding on being social. Before I wouldn’t think about going and talking to someone I didn’t know; Things have really changed since …show more content…
This was my Junior year of highschool, when I was seventeen years old. I got used to driving real fast because I drove about fifty miles every day.I always enjoyed being independent because when you are you don’t have to ask anyone for anything. After completing about 75% of this year of school I sadly dropped out because the stress in my life was to much. If I can regret one thing in my life it was that day. At first it was amazing, work was easier, everything was fun but after awhile I started to realize where my life was going. This alone was so scary that eventually, when I moved up her I decided to finish highschool and get that diploma that I so desperately