Autobiography Essay

As far back as I can remember, I recall mixing up certain letters in the alphabet. I had difficulty with sounds, which made it really hard for me to write with accuracy. With extra help from the “Learning Lab” in elementary school I was able to just barely get by but I always found myself behind everyone my own age. My memories from being in the Learning Lab were really traumatizing at the time. I was always singled out, and pulled from the class to get extra attention that I did not appreciate…

I stood there drying my hands from doing the dishes, I peered from my spot in the kitchen just in time to see the blank, ghostly white look come across on my father 's face. As I look back to that night, that memory is the first that comes to mind; the beginning of the series of event that would have an impact on my life as a teenager. My sister, Bobbi, lived the typical eldest child childhood. She was adored by my grandparents, worried and argued with her younger siblings, and rebelled as a…

I was born on July 1 to a mother who loved me dearly and a father who was not active in my life at that time. During this time, my mother was facing a lot of medical issues that restricted her from breastfeeding me. I don’t remember much about the earliest parts of childhood, but all I can remember is what has been told to me over the years. I was always told that I was a short little chunky baby who had to get hair bows taped to my hair, so others could know if I was a girl or a boy. From the…

The afterschool activity that I am most involved with is Cross Country and Track and Field. I have participated on my Varsity team as one of our top five runners for four years and we have gone to State's and New England's each year. Running is a passion of mine that drives me and helps me work by bringing out my best character. This year in cross country I have been able to be a part of an amazing team who went to many incredible meets including Junior Olympics and Nationals. Being a part of…

This RBG essay shows how Sookan has changed throughout this book in the begging ,middle ,and the end. Niave, taking charge, very risky and taking charge. Sookan does not know very much and depends on the protection of her family. "I was almost ten and was suppose to be in Japanese school but I'm small for my age so mother had been able to avoid registering me for the first grade when the police came by last spring." (Pg. 4-5) This quote shows how Sookan depends on the protection of her family…

It all began on December 10, 1830 in Amherst, Massachusetts. I was said to be a fair, polite, and behaving child, besides the fact that my mother was quite cold. I mostly lived with my intelligent persistent father that single handedly founded Amherst Academy, was your father that innovative? I lived in a non wealthy household that attended a Calvinist church regularly. The lifestyle I lived shaped me into the soft spoken woman I lived to be. When I was younger I was just like every other girl I…

So when i was a baby when i was first born the skin on my head started to peel off by the time i was 3 my entire skull was reviled.My mom hated me so she dropped my off at an orphanage and thats where i stayed for many years. Every one else avoids me , unless there coming to bully me .One day when the older kids were coming to pick on me they called me names like "Skully". One day there was a skeleton arriving in the orphanage his name was Sans he came up to me and wanted me to shake his hand…

As long as I can remember, my life has been surrounded by music. Since birth, my mother has played jazz. In the car, around the house, I was surrounded. As a small child, I was delighted when my mom bought a piano for our house, and I randomly pressed keys on the piano until I stumbled across a soothing sound. At the age of 9, I picked up a clarinet. As anyone would imagine, a fourth grader picking up an instrument for the first time, I didn't sound too great, but after weeks of my bands 6 a.m.…

Now that I am growing into a young adult my mother is able to say to me things that I would not have understood as a child. One day she had told me about the day I was born. I was born six and a half weeks early, and I was held in the neonatal intensive care unit in the hospital. At the hospital my parents had to watch me surrounded by doctors when I was suppose to be in their arms. The doctors told them that I was going to be tested for Down Syndrome. A wave of emotions went through my head…

There was a young kid I once knew by the name of Ochocinco. He was a very dark, and plump child. HE was not a smart child though. He was actually rather slow. one day his mother was washing his clothes and found his pockets of his pants full of dirt. The next day Ochocinco's mother looked outside the window one day, and saw her son outside playing in the dirt. She did not suspect anything of it. Ohocinco was at school and when it was time for recess he went to the back of the playground. He sat…