Every person has a different story, a different background, different perspectives and opinions. Everyone is unique in their own way, including me. There is a lot to know about me, but unfortunately it 'd be almost impossible to tell you everything about me on a few pieces of paper. So that 's why I 've chosen to tell you only the three most important things about me that make me who I am, my family, my love for writing,
The first thing that popped in my head when I first read the prompt to this essay was my family. My parents and I are all from mexico, meaning I am part of two different cultures. Being part of two different cultures can sometimes be confusing, and overwhelming at the same time, and trust me when I tell you that those two words basically describe my childhood. I was one when my parents and I moved here from Mexico city, meaning I can 't tell you anything about mexico because I wouldn 't remember. But growing up at home it felt like I was still living in mexico sometimes, my parents raised me speaking spanish, eating all sorts of different mexican foods, listening to spanish music, salsa dancing, etc. It all seemed normal to me in my younger years, but it wasn 't until I started school that I was introduced to …show more content…
I have a culturally diverse family, it wasn 't always like that and because of that it not only made who my family is but who I am, someone who isn 't scared of a challenge but someone who welcomes it with joy. My passion for writing is something that helps me both express myself and have a way out. Lastly my love for broadway musicals has helped me become the outgoing, and confident person i am today. I know what I 've told you proboñly seems like a lot, but in reality this is just a scratch on the surface, it 's just 3 big puzzle pieces to millions of other small and big puzzle pieces, and at the end of the day all each and everyone of these unique and different pieces make one puzzle.
The first thing that popped in my head when I first read the prompt to this essay was my family. My parents and I are all from mexico, meaning I am part of two different cultures. Being part of two different cultures can sometimes be confusing, and overwhelming at the same time, and trust me when I tell you that those two words basically describe my childhood. I was one when my parents and I moved here from Mexico city, meaning I can 't tell you anything about mexico because I wouldn 't remember. But growing up at home it felt like I was still living in mexico sometimes, my parents raised me speaking spanish, eating all sorts of different mexican foods, listening to spanish music, salsa dancing, etc. It all seemed normal to me in my younger years, but it wasn 't until I started school that I was introduced to …show more content…
I have a culturally diverse family, it wasn 't always like that and because of that it not only made who my family is but who I am, someone who isn 't scared of a challenge but someone who welcomes it with joy. My passion for writing is something that helps me both express myself and have a way out. Lastly my love for broadway musicals has helped me become the outgoing, and confident person i am today. I know what I 've told you proboñly seems like a lot, but in reality this is just a scratch on the surface, it 's just 3 big puzzle pieces to millions of other small and big puzzle pieces, and at the end of the day all each and everyone of these unique and different pieces make one puzzle.