My Story
My name is Michelle Rodriguez. I was
born and raised in Oxnard California with two older siblings’, one sister the
other brother and my little brother. I haven’t moved from Oxnard since I was
born here. When I was going to elementary school I got bullied very often
because I had a speech impediment. When I was in junior high my parents got a
divorce and rarely talk to this day. However, even with these bad experiences
my immediate family was always there for each other. Our home was never broken
and we never felt forgotten.
Let’s fast forward to the present, now I
am twenty-one years old and attending Oxnard College. Though earlier this year my
family went through homelessness twice I never stopped going to school. My
mother is always encouraging me to do better for myself, the sky is the limit!
Thanks to my mother, I continue and will continue going to Oxnard College. I
just recently started the Oxnard College Community Garden Club on campus and it
is thriving. I have unfortunately had unpleasant experiences in my young life,
but who hasn't?
What my life has taught me is that
no matter what happens, your family will always be there for you. Even though
bad things happen you must not dwell on it. Thanks to these bad experiences I
am who I am today. I appreciate everything I have been through and I am very
proud of myself for it. My name is Michelle Rodriguez and I wouldn't trade my
life for anyone else’s. In my future I hope to go on more adventures and have more experiences. Also, I plan to get a job in the medical field as an x-ray
technician. I've always pictured myself living in a cottage type home in San Francisco
with a beautiful garden to groom.
Honestly I've had alot of the same experiences, so it's nice to see someone have the similar strength. Including writing about them. Great essay, achieve your dreams
ReplyDeleteAfter all of the hard times that you and your family have been through, it is really nice to hear that you guys have still managed to stay connected. There are a lot of families out there who do not have as much as a positive outcome.
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