Who am I? That’s a very simple question yet it’s very hard to tell people who you really are. Every first week of school, teachers regularly like to get to know their new students. Teachers ask, “Where did you come from? What are your hobbies? Are you new to the school?” And most occasionally , “What did you do during your summer break?” Whenever a teacher asks me “ Tell me about yourself” or “ Who are you? This is the part where my brain blocks itself from me for a good amount of time. For example, when someone asks you what’s your favorite song. As hard as you want to try to remember all of the songs that you sang out loud in the shower, they all somehow disappears. However though, I’m always surprised about the outcome of it. I always get to find out something new about myself. How you may ask? I’m the type of person who gives different characteristic about myself to one of my teacher, which gives me a little time to brainstorm a little bit more about myself. So you might be wondering, “So who are you Diane? What makes you, you?” Well reader, I hope you sit back and relax because this is the part where I will tell you who I am.
A simple, determined, generous, smart, and optimistic person is the description of me. When I was in third grade, I sorta had a feeling that I wasn’t a girly girly person. Haired tied back, loose clothes, basketball shorts, bare skin ( which means no make up because, now a days little girls are dying to try on some makeup. ) and I was known as “one of the guys” because I …show more content…
My participation on basketball, had numerous effects on my life, which was physical, personal and social, BUT not only I played basketball I also played something that was small, light, sounds beautiful when played but arms would ache when holding on for too long. Did you figure it out? Here I will tell you. I played the
A simple, determined, generous, smart, and optimistic person is the description of me. When I was in third grade, I sorta had a feeling that I wasn’t a girly girly person. Haired tied back, loose clothes, basketball shorts, bare skin ( which means no make up because, now a days little girls are dying to try on some makeup. ) and I was known as “one of the guys” because I …show more content…
My participation on basketball, had numerous effects on my life, which was physical, personal and social, BUT not only I played basketball I also played something that was small, light, sounds beautiful when played but arms would ache when holding on for too long. Did you figure it out? Here I will tell you. I played the