If I Did It

The time I quit the wrestling team was a really crazy moment in my life. It all came down to what I wanted to do for that year in particular, when I quit I had thoughts about returning or coming back later but I knew nothing was permanent. After joining back it helped me in school a little bit but also set me back in some ways a lot as well. Coach Staggs was the main person who made me feel bad for quitting and also made me not want to do it. He was more on the aggressive side and did not want…

remediation topics for all the questions I answered incorrectly: AIDS Dementia complex, Bulimia Nervosa, informed consent/psychiatry, cocaine/ crack cocaine, autism, alprazolam, ADHD, substance abuse: LSD, depression, alcoholism, hallucination, setting, limits, domestic violence, childhood problems: school-age, conversion disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, anxiety, barbiturate withdrawal, suicide prevention, fluoxetine, paroxetine, elder abuse, duty to warn, DID, conduct disorder, antisocial…

Mother, Reggie and I visited my sister Diane in Rochester. I had not been to that city or that state since my mother evacuated Reggie and me to flee my father Herman nicknamed Jack. My nephew, Tyquan had just been born to Diane, and Mother wanted to visit them. I went armed with my paperback copy of The Book of Mormon and a King James Version of the Bible grateful to finally meet my father Jack! Neither Reggie nor I remembered him nor spoke to him prior to that visit. My mother had said nothing…

As I strided strong through my analysis paper, I saw how much I have improved throughout this year in writing. Although, I have many weaknesses and strengths in writing I managed to finish off this paper strong. In my analysis, my introduction went well and so did my thesis. I managed to develop both of them right off the bat once I started my paper. Another part that went was the interview with a field agronomist. My interview I did added the spice I needed for my analysis paper to be complete.…

After I go to sleep, I won't be able to use any of my powers. I will not be able to read your mind anymore." "Why must you do this to yourself, Great River?" the Shaman asked. "Just, River, please. I must do this because Indious has access to my mind, especially when I use my powers. The more I use them, the more he can see what I'm hiding. If I forget everything, the secrets I hide will remain hidden from him and his council. I will not even remember my name." "You will be as a mardoc," Jonus…

adjust to a new home and I have to give up some of my favorite things on the way, such as books and clothes. 2. How did you feel about moving in with your new family? Callie- It was really different at first, not having my mom by my side. Not really knowing who I was living with was also pretty hard. I wish they did not expect me to fit in with their family when I had just lost mine. 3. Were you surprised when you found out that your mom kidnapped you? Callie- Completely, I can not…

be and why?" There is a lot of things I wished I could do-over. I wish I paid more attention to my Spanish lessons throughout the years so I can be fluent in Spanish. I wish I could go back in time and stop myself from buying my first car because it cost more to get it fix, than it is worth. I wish that I never let my cousin use my car use, I would still have my wallets if I did if I did not trust her in the first place. But if I could have one do-over, I would like to go back to my childhood,…

the test that I did not agree with. I did not like that the questions were not very detailed. Most of them were an overall question about a topic. The specific health questions that were asked were only questions from the areas that selected I was…

accomplishing to me is that I confidently gave a complete and organized speech at present day. I tried my best to use presentation skills that I have learned from the class and the book. I still remember at the very first speech, even though it was about telling a story and was only 2 minutes, I stammered and felt really nervous. Now, at the end of the semester, I overcame the anxiety, did a lot of research, memorized difficult words, and revised my outline many time; therefore, finally I did a…

years, it is understandable that it would take an unrelenting force to break it apart and this force was ironically my own friends. As much as it pains me to say this, the depression and anxiety I faced within the span of my senior year from this adversity was undoubtedly worth the happiness and confidence I proudly hold now. Being told that it will "get better in time" at the moment of chaos is reassuring to a point, but when you discover another world of happiness lies on the other side, it is…