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PHOTOBOOKS ARE DONE.
PHOTO RECORD BOOKLETS ARE DONE.
LIFE IS LOOKING UP.
I feel so accomplished & proud of myself.
Honestly, my life is at a high point right now.
Naturally, things could be better but, definitely a high point.
You don't have to read this.
INTERVIEWER: what do you like about our country?
ME: the ability to be your own person & be independent, as well as the diversity. Especially at my school, we have a very diverse student body and i love having friends from all different backgrounds.
INTERVIEWER: what was one of the most difficult things that you have experienced?
ME: my sister serving in Iraq for a year. we only had a few years to become sisters and then she left and it was hard only hearing from her every couple weeks.
INTERVIEWER: how do you want to give back to the community through your career?
ME: i want to make kids like math because the majority that i encounter, hate it and i want them to enjoy it so that they can build on it and use it later in life.
INTERVIEWER: if you could go anywhere, where would you go & why?
ME: Greece. I have seen it in movies and photographs and it is beautiful. I have been to Paris and done the tourist thing, I want to go somewhere different and serene.
INTERVIEWER: what from cape coral would you bring with you to greece and what would you bring back to cape coral from greece?
ME: a palm tree and a picture of my canal so that i could show them the stereotypical cape coral, how we take land and turn it into waterfront property while their cities are on the ocean. & i would bring back food because greek food is delicious
INTERVIEWER: what is the most valuable quality you have learned in high school?
ME: organization and time management. IB has got me making lists and recording things in my agenda so i have everything completed on time and in order. IB is all about deadlines and if you don't meet them, you are out.
INTERVIEWER: what is something that you consider a major accomplishment?
ME: IB. Just surviving the program and maintaining a normal high school life while doing it. I also learned how to be independent because of IB, since they assess you as an individual you cannot rely on anyone else, which i consider a success as well.
INTERVIEWER: "i have no questions for you but i just wanted to comment that you have a very pleasant way about you, you seem nice and friendly, and your answers were unique from those we have heard so far. I could tell you werent analyzing the questions, just answering from your heart and i like that"
bam. i owned you "Cape Coral Mayor's Scholarship" finalists interview.
I get a call next week to see if i won myself some money for college :]
College College College.
It's on all our minds & i love it.
I think it makes all of us appreciate things and people just alittle bit more than we used to, just becuase we know they wont be a part of our lives much longer.
PHOTO RECORD BOOKLETS ARE DONE.
LIFE IS LOOKING UP.
I feel so accomplished & proud of myself.
Honestly, my life is at a high point right now.
Naturally, things could be better but, definitely a high point.
You don't have to read this.
INTERVIEWER: what do you like about our country?
ME: the ability to be your own person & be independent, as well as the diversity. Especially at my school, we have a very diverse student body and i love having friends from all different backgrounds.
INTERVIEWER: what was one of the most difficult things that you have experienced?
ME: my sister serving in Iraq for a year. we only had a few years to become sisters and then she left and it was hard only hearing from her every couple weeks.
INTERVIEWER: how do you want to give back to the community through your career?
ME: i want to make kids like math because the majority that i encounter, hate it and i want them to enjoy it so that they can build on it and use it later in life.
INTERVIEWER: if you could go anywhere, where would you go & why?
ME: Greece. I have seen it in movies and photographs and it is beautiful. I have been to Paris and done the tourist thing, I want to go somewhere different and serene.
INTERVIEWER: what from cape coral would you bring with you to greece and what would you bring back to cape coral from greece?
ME: a palm tree and a picture of my canal so that i could show them the stereotypical cape coral, how we take land and turn it into waterfront property while their cities are on the ocean. & i would bring back food because greek food is delicious
INTERVIEWER: what is the most valuable quality you have learned in high school?
ME: organization and time management. IB has got me making lists and recording things in my agenda so i have everything completed on time and in order. IB is all about deadlines and if you don't meet them, you are out.
INTERVIEWER: what is something that you consider a major accomplishment?
ME: IB. Just surviving the program and maintaining a normal high school life while doing it. I also learned how to be independent because of IB, since they assess you as an individual you cannot rely on anyone else, which i consider a success as well.
INTERVIEWER: "i have no questions for you but i just wanted to comment that you have a very pleasant way about you, you seem nice and friendly, and your answers were unique from those we have heard so far. I could tell you werent analyzing the questions, just answering from your heart and i like that"
bam. i owned you "Cape Coral Mayor's Scholarship" finalists interview.
I get a call next week to see if i won myself some money for college :]
College College College.
It's on all our minds & i love it.
I think it makes all of us appreciate things and people just alittle bit more than we used to, just becuase we know they wont be a part of our lives much longer.