Personal Narrative: My Addiction To Learning

My mom could not hold me any longer. Leaving me at two years old and letting me embark on a lifelong journey without all the great things mothers teach and do for their children. For the lessons that this taught me were bountiful it was the negativity that ultimately brought out the positivity in me. Luckily, the greatest dad in the world and an extremely warmhearted grandmother were willing and able to raise a huge bundle of energy, me. In so they brought me up with a lot of love and care which leaves me eternally grateful to them. For the next fourteen years I would live with my dad, which was an adventure to say the least. I had identified with him due to his genuinely caring personality and an almost godlike moral compass. He had instilled …show more content…
On weekends while my fellow peers are making plans you will find me at home reading about something and anything, or checking out too many books at the library. My addiction to learning has led me to possess a vast understanding of the world and a grandiose vocabulary. My silver tongue allows me to bring out my natural improvising abilities and for every project I will ad lib with great articulation on the spot. When teachers notice this, they always commend me because I am speaking from the mind unlike every other kid reading off of their presentation. Last but not least languages intrigue me deeply and in taking Spanish for five years I have become near fluent in it and plan to start learning German soon from my native speaking …show more content…
The chips on my shoulders that I carry including my abandoning mother, and deceased father only add fuel to the fire in the pit of my stomach that let me know I have something to prove and will make a difference in this world one step at a time. This goals at your college would include to boost your college’s morale every single day, work very hard for my education due to being anti-partying, and leave a lasting impact on your college in an utmost beneficial