Examples Of An Autobiographical Essay

Self Autobiography Essay
Looking back on my past work, a few subjects are very prominent to me now such as: the
self–portrait, the autobiographical in art, performance and the body. My work is autobiographical in
the sense that it's been inspired by my experiences and influenced by my environment and social
surroundings. The self–portrait is a re–occurring theme and there are works that I've made where I
was literally in the work, acting as the performer or artist. These are themes I spent a great deal of
time researching for my thesis artwork titled: Open Studio: A Phase in Six Years of my Art
Education, which was exhibited at the culmination of my MFA program in 2014. For my thesis, I
started by researching theories about the mirror and the window in art history; and their relationship
to the idea of self–reflection. These modern concepts of individuality and the self–conscious nature
of my artistic interests led me to consider the self–portrait as a theme. But I also spent a great deal of
time considering autobiography as more than a self–portrait. It presents an individual identity in a
narrative or time period of their life. In a time where the borders between public and private,
fictitious and real are so blurred, I was intrigued with how the presentation of one's own life in art
can raise questions. Part of the challenge for me was how to present this as honestly or sincerely as
possible. What is autobiographical in art can be more than a narcissistic reflection of self, it can
also be a
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Autobiography Of My Childhood
In second grade, I finally figured out that something was wrong with me. There always had been,
and it was only getting worse. For as long as I had been alive, I was never like other kids. As a baby,
I never crawled more than a few inches. But one day, just for fun, my dad stood me up across the
room from my mom. "Walk to Mama," he told me. Despite all expectations, I did. I got up and
walked to Mama. I didn 't even stumble. It wasn 't that I couldn 't walk, I just hadn 't needed to.
My mom carried me everywhere. It was a sign, albeit missed, of what was to come. I had also never
spoken, not even baby babble. Many of my parents ' friends took this as proof that I was autistic.
My parents, however, refused to believe them. I...show more content...
The school tried to discourage my parents from thinking I was gifted, saying things like 'A lot of
people think that about their kids,' and 'She's fine where she is.' Fortunately, my parents knew
something was up. At Ms. Kafka's urging, my parents got me tested. The results came back
positive. I was gifted. Very. The school resumed its rhetoric with even more force. They didn 't
want me to leave. I was dragging up their test scores. My parents, however, did want me to leave,
as did I. We started looking at schools. Two favorites emerged: Nova Classical Academy and
Minnetonka Public Schools's Navigator program. Nova was a public charter school in Saint
Paul, much closer to my house in Minneapolis, and was recommended by my IQ test proctor. The
Navigator program was, unsurprisingly, in Minnetonka, and my parents had found it on their
own. Due to my father's anxieties about me going to a charter, they decided to look more closely
at Minnetonka. A little while later, I was pulled from my school to go to a Navigator orientation.
As soon as I walked in to the classroom, I felt every pair of eyes on me. I was in the worst situation
imaginable–I was the newcomer. I didn 't know anything about this strange new place, half an hour
away from my school, my house, and anything and anyone I knew. Worse, in less than a year, these
kids could be my classmates. I took a spot at the very back table. There was only one other student
there–a blonde girl who quickly introduced herself

Autobiography Of A Teacher
As children, we absorb information and learn from experiences that mold us into who we are.
Many individuals impact a child's life, but the most powerful and influential role lies in a
devoted teacher, a teacher provides growth to students as a gardener would to a garden of flowers.
Each child can bloom into a thriving flower so long as you water their garden with optimism, love,
patience, and guidance. Throughout my educational experiences I was lucky enough to have
educators who poured their knowledge and optimism into me, and now I would like to reciprocate
that back to students who are in the position I was once in. Balancing life and school is hard
enough for a student, but a powerful and caring teacher can steer you in the right direction. In this
autobiography you will read about my educational background, experiences that influenced my
decision to become a teacher, and what I believe the role of a teacher should be in a student's life. As
a student I went to multiple schools, I went to three different elementary schools, two middle
schools, and two high schools in Brownsville, and through it all I had great experiences. Brownsville
is a humble community with low socioeconomic status, but rich in culture, history, and unity. In
retrospect, the socioeconomic status was changing as I attended different schools, depending on the
area of the school, of course. I was able to see peers of mine with different statuses than the person
next to them, some more affluent than

Autobiographical Statement Essay
A few years ago I found myself on a train heading from Amsterdam to Hamburg. I had just spent
several days traveling through the Netherlands and was going to end my fall break trip in
Germany. The cities I picked had been arbitrary. All I knew was that in the three and a half
months I was studying abroad I would see as much of the world as possible. This often meant
frantically searching the internet for cheap flights, bus tickets, and hostiles, and only getting to
spend a day or two in a magnificent city. This also meant traveling alone. As I relaxed in my seat
and scribbled postcards to my friends and parents, I was at the most peace I had ever been. It was not
without chaos though. I had taken the wrong tram that morning, been unable...show more content...
I had to learn to find and trust my community. That peace and serenity I felt on a bumpy train ride
stayed with me as a constant reminder of the peace possible in the world. Having dealt with such a
mind–consuming illness I am often envious of those that need not be mindful of every moment
and event of every day in order to survive. However, I know that my increased awareness also
makes my life that much brighter. It allows me to see and feel other people's pain. It has allowed me
to help others through the same difficult times I once faced. My recovery was all about balance and
my life continues to be about that same sense of equilibrium. About working hard and playing hard.
About spending time alone, running, meditating, dancing, or writing–and by engaging in
conversation, debating, embracing, dancing (with others), and attending worship. About taking part
in extracurricular activities, academics, and volunteering and still giving myself time to have coffee
with a friend or read alone in the park. Growing up Catholic and attending parochial school from
kindergarten through my senior year of high school meant that religion was constantly around me.
However, in contrast to this academic setting, God was absent from my daily life. Although they sent
me to a Catholic school and insisted I attend mass every Sunday, my parents never once mentioned
God, prayer, or spirituality within the home. These

Autobiography in Psychology
Many times in people 's lives, they are asked to define their personality and they do not know how to
respond. What is the actual definition of personality and how can we define our own? Personality is
a unique consistent pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting. In other words, personality is a
combination of characteristics or qualities that form the person in you. Like a painting, there are
many different color schemes that combine in order to show the big picture. There is no such thing
as a person without a personality. Some people may not have very extroverted characteristics; this
means that they have a shy or colorless personality.
Now its time for me to define my personality. Who am I? What events in my life influenced the
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As long as I was friends with them, I felt secure and sure that their guidance would lead me through
my journey on the road to success.
As I grew older, I noticed a change in the way I identified myself. At the age of 12, I hit puberty
and my hormones were raging. I now understood that the stalk didn 't really drop me off at my
doorstep. I was now introduced to the next bond in my life, the female. Females have had a major
impact on the way a man governs his life. At this time in my life I knew to be more adamant about
my hygiene and the way I present myself in public. This way, I might attract the same girls that
attracted my attention. I was fairly good at conversing with the opposite sex and this was some sort
of fulfillment in my life that greatly influenced the way I think and act, not only to impress others
but also to feel good about myself.
After I hit puberty, I realized a new Joey. A more a mature Joey, who started caring for the
feelings of others rather than just myself. It was a good time for this to happen since my Bar
Mitzvah was right around the corner. It was soon time for me to be recognized as a man. It was
also a time where I found myself connected to God. This spiritual feeling gave me a stronger
guidance which I did not yet realize until I was a little older. Religion is a big factor that helped me
and will continue to help me get to the right places the in right way. My parents had taught me about
religion to instill

Autobiographical Memory Essay
`Memory` is a label for a diverse set of cognitive capacities by which humans and perhaps other
animals retain information and reconstruct past experiences, usually for present purposes.
Autobiographical memory is a complex and multiply determined skill, consisting of neurological,
social, cognitive, and linguistic components. At most beasic level, autobiographical memories refer
to personally experienced past events. Over the past decade the research into autobiographical
memory has led to an account of human memory in which personal goals play a major role in the
formationk, access and construction of specific memories Episodic memory is reconceived as a
memory system that retains highly detailed sensory perceptual knowledge of...show more content...
Autobiographical memory contains the information you have about yourself. There are three
different types of autobiographical memory. They include:personal memory, autobiographical
fact, and generic personal memory. Personal memory consists of an image based representations
of a single unrepeated event. The next type is autobiographical fact. This is identical to personal
memory except for the fact that the memory is not image based. The final type of
autobiographical memory is generic personal memory. This is similar to personal memory but
the event is repeated or a series of similar events occur and are represented in a more abstract
form. The psychologist William Brewer defines recollective episodic memory as a `reliving` of
hte individual phenomenal experience from a specific moment in their past, accompanied by a
belief that the remembered episode was personally experienced by the individual in their past .
Significant psychological complexitiy is required, on such views, for genuine episodic remebering.
The concept of `episodic memory was originally proposed by Tulving (1972) and later elaborated .
We conceive of episodic memory as a system that contains experience–near, highly event specific,
sensory–perceptual details of recent experiences–experiences that lasted for comparatively short
periods of time

Educational Autobiography Essay
Miguel Huerta Period 1 September 8, 2010 Educational Autobiography A lot of people think
education is just something you get in school, but in reality education comes from different
places and people not just school and teachers. For example, way before I started school I was
already being educated by my parents, they taught me how to eat, behave, use the bathroom, talk,
and a lot of other things that help out in life. I started my educational career in John F. Kennedy
Elementary. I don't really remember my years there because I only went there for Kindergarten
and 1st grade. After that, I went to Sepulveda Elementary. That was a learning experience because I
had to basically be on my own for a couple of days since I was the new...show more content...
Sadly to say, I didn't really have a teacher in middle school that made a big impact in my life but I
matured on my own and got my stuff together and put my work first and girls second. When I
graduated 8th grade I was so excited because I had accomplished something special but I knew
that wasn't the end but in fact a beginning to an even bigger obstacle, high school. I still remember
on the day of graduation my mom went alone because my dad was working and after I told her
that this wasn't the last time she would see me walking down for a diploma because in couple
more years I would be doing it again. That was a big deal because she never graduated high school
neither did my dad because my mom had me and they had to care for me. Then finally I made it
to high school. This was the place where everything I learned up to now would help me. My 9th
grade year was really good I met new friends that I still talk to, got good grades but other than that it
was a normal year. When I went to 10th grade I was in AOF (Academy of Finance) or Global. At
first I was a little optimistic about being in it because I didn't really know a lot of people but I stayed
because I was a little curious about the whole business stuff going on in there. It was a good
decision to stay because I really enjoy all the business related work and I am looking forward to even
having some sort of a business career later on in life. The teacher that really made an impact on me
is the teacher for whom I

Cultural Autobiography Essay
My story begins on August 31, 1999 when I was born in Beth Israel Hospital, from there I was
raised in Andover, Massachusetts my whole life. I am half Japanese as my mother immigrated from
Japan to the United States when she met my father during college. My father being a Caucasian
male created an interracial family that I was raised. I went to a technical school where it was
predominately a Hispanic culture where much of the students were bilingual. Coming from a
family that is solely not one race and going to a school where many students shared a different
culture allowed for me to get a unique view of society. My family which includes my mother, father
and sister all live in a predominately white upper class town. Life was a lot easier for me as I was a
part of the upper–class community in the town. Being a part of the upper middle class allowed me
to attend an out of state college. On the other hand, many of my friends from school stayed in
Massachusetts to attended community college and other in state colleges as it is a less of a financial
burden. Many of the student attended my high school and went to those colleges were predominately
Hispanic culturally. As they were Latino, I appeared to them as a generic Asian. With this came
stereotypes such as the assumption that I was...show more content...
Not being a part of that culture was difficult as many of the students spoke Spanish but I could
never understand them. Even when I was on the same soccer team with them they still spoke
Spanish to each other, although some one would usually try to translate for me. I felt like a burden
to them as I mostly had to depend on them for communication between others. One example of this
was during a game where the goalie told me to leave the ball in Spanish, but because I didn't
understand him I kicked the ball causing my goalie to leave the net and the other team scored. They
later told me what that word

My Autobiographical Portfolio
Creating this autobiographical portfolio was pretty difficult at first because I had not realized
what I was going to write about. Initially, my project was just a lot of drafts of documents and I
had to do my best to try and combine them all honestly. It was not easy at first but after all the
typing was finished this project became extremely easy. It became just about getting things done
and making sure they meant word count (if they had a word count). What I learned about myself as
a writer is that of course I should work on becoming a better writer and work harder on making sure
all my writings easily convey the message that I am trying to send. More or less I have to work hard
to be less confusing and get better at putting my thoughts

Essay about Cultural Autobiography
Running Head: MY CULTURAL
My Cultural Autobiography
Nancy Domanski
Sir Frances Bacon said, "If a man be gracious to strangers, it shows that he is a citizen of the
world, and his heart is no island cut off from other islands, but a continent that joins them,"
(Jenkins, 1994). This quote represents all the core values that I cherish and to which I adhere.
Personal culture doesn't have to be linked to a certain country of origin or a specific ethnicity; it can
be as simple as a person's core values. The Southern way of life is a culture all in itself. Growing up
south of the Mason–Dixon Line in the United States has instilled in me many values including
honesty, integrity and a genuine concern for my fellow man. Most...show more content...
I think it is because of how different the food is and how many choices are available. I am proud that
I have continued this tradition with my children for many reasons, but manly because it opens their
minds to new people and cultures. I think this tradition that my mother started was pretty
progressive for her time. She never seemed to be restrained by the typical female roles of most
women of her time. She somehow managed to remain true to her southern traditions while
blending them into a progressive way of thinking. I think I am the same, in that I am trying to
teach my daughter respect for others, especially her elders, while making sure her own thoughts
are valued as well. My brother, Mike, recently reminded me of another very strong southern value
that I too feel passionate about when he said, "Don't ask me for a handout, but I am always willing
to give you a hand up." By this is meant, southerners are always willing to help someone better
themselves or their situation. If they are hungry, feed them and show them how to feed themselves.
If they need a job, teach them the skills needed to find a job–not give them money. To us, throwing
money at a situation is not helping. It is demeaning to the receiver and it will most likely
encourage the problem. More simply put, if you give a man a fish, he will eat for a day. If you teach
a man to fish, he will feed himself forever.

Examples Of Racial Autobiography
Naomi Lara
GED 503 – Summer 2015
Racial Autobiography: Reflective Essay I was always really proud to be from Compton, CA. The
rich racial and cultural history of the Hub City has had a major impact on many aspects of my life
and is part of my identity. My mother is a Mexican–American, she was born in Tijuana and her
family moved to Compton in 1962 when she was five. My dad was born in Colorado and his family
settled in Compton in 1961 when he was four. My parents were in the same kindergarten class at
Jefferson Elementary school and although they didn't start dating until they were in their 20's, they
definitely helped each other survive the racial injustices and violence that permeated all facets of
their educational experience in Compton...show more content...
I always identified myself as Mexican because technically I was mostly Mexican, but I didn't
speak Spanish and was never really accepted by my Spanish speaking peers. I also remember not
wanting to be identified as White, I was an American but I didn't want to be called White. I
idolized Martin Luther King Jr. as a young child, and I remember feeling deeply moved and
fundamentally changed after seeing the first images of the civil rights movement during Black
history month. Then I remember starting to wonder why I always saw the same videos and learned
the same lessons each year during February and I began to question things. I remember getting so
angry at my own ignorance of the history of racism in this country during my first multi–cultural
history class at Cal State Long Beach. I realized how much I wasn't learning in school and that I
never got an authentic version of history from any group other than the dominant White culture. It
was an eye opening experience and it had a profound impact on me. I learned to embrace being an
American as long as I was willing to commit to continuously questioning and challenging the current
power structures in place and work to expose the institutionalized racism that continues to plague our
public

Descriptive Autobiography
It all started when I came back from football practice and was watching T.V. I was 10 at the time,
and I stumbled upon a channel where these women modeled these remarkable masterpieces. It
peaked my interest in creating similar fashion pieces. I scurried to my room and began drawing.
Subsequently, I dashed to show my parents what I created. I expected them to be proud and
supportive of me, like they always do, but this time their faces turned from smiles to complete
confusion. They gasped and scolded at me. I never understood why they they were so mad. Why
would my number one supporters turn against me? I'm Xander. Alexander to be exact. I grew up
in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with both of my parents, my sister Sammy, and my dog Buster. I have
bright blue eyes which, in fact, I got from my Dad. My rich dark brown hair I clearly got from my
Mom. I have been playing football ever since I could remember. I am currently the captain of
Lauderdale High School's football team. This is my last year until I go off to college to major in
business. Another thing is when I was a kid I was incredibly creative and deeply attracted to art.
Although my Dad always pushed me to play football, ever since I was born, he was a firm
believer in doing what you want to do. Plus, I was naturally physically made for the job.
Anyways, both of my parents have been very supportive of me, and so has my girlfriend, Zoe. The
catch is if I told my family and Zoe that I want to major in arts, they would

Autobiography Of My Family
I was born and raised into a hardworking family that are the complete opposite of culture
alienators. My siblings and I are all first generation in America on my mom's side and second
generation on my dad's side. Life was very hard for my parents to raise all seven of us and
depended on my grandparents for most of their help. Being that my grandparents brought all nine
of their kids to America from Belize it was also very hard for them so survive and find stability.
Most families that come to America from a third world country usually find it very difficult to
keep up family traditions and sometimes lose all contact. My family found a way to stay very
close and keep the Belizean culture very alive still to this day. As you can tell by now...show more
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This left my mom with seven kids to raise by herself. Meaning one on one time was rare, because
my mom is not a superhero and could not be in multiple places at one time. Grief left my family
and I in a place where we did not know what to do, but we eventually got out of it, and continued
on with our life. We always remembered the hard working parents we had, and the hard working
mother we still had. I am resilient and got back on my feet and continued to attend school,
graduated elementary school, and will soon graduate from high school. Although, I have gone
through many difficulties it has made me work harder as an individual and choose my career
choice at an early age. Being that I was very into the heart at a young age, and my father passing
from a heart disease, I always knew I wanted to study cardiology, and will someday soon become a
cardiologist. Being that my mother has attended medical school several times, I first handedly
have seen how difficult it can be. I have been told by many people to pick a different profession
because of that; But because of how passionate I am about cardiology and the amount of times I
have experienced people deal with heart problems has assured me that I have chose the right
profession. I being a very conscientious person has has also assured me that I will be able to tackle
medical school and become a cardiologist. I believe that the first steps of becoming a cardiologist is
that I have personally experienced people suffer from

Examples Of Childhood Memories
The topic is based on childhood memories. In childhood we are not limited by reality. Childhood's
attractive and positive moments and things have been chosen to depict through the paintings. All
the favorite memories are recalled and transferred in the present work in visual form. It seems like
a college of all things related to the childhood. The mind has various memories of the early life but
the thesis focuses on the precious ones that always pop up in the mind and makes the artist feel
comfort and pleasure. In addition to the recollection of memories, the paintings also have the text
written by the kids of the same age as that of the memories. Memories follow you anytime anywhere.
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Her works are focused on children, girls, pets and women. . Her paintings show innocence of
childhood, reflects different relationships like mother and daughter Lucy Campbell is a ......... her
own childhood memories which influence her paintings. Also she is strongly influenced by nature,
myth and fairy tales. Her art always evokes delicate memories of childhood, of something loved,
lived or lost. Rome–based Russian artist Ekaterina Panikanova uses open–faced books, carefully
aligned with one another, as a large canvas for his memories each of her paintings in a series titled
"Errata Corrige." Using old books and various antiquated texts, Panikanova proceeds to apply her
dark markings across the multiple volumes of published words and images. Like a hidden message
or puzzle, her works are applied across unspecified pages on each book. Furthermore, with some of
her paintings (which are more like installations), there is a puzzling three–dimensionality to them as
the pages are not bound down. Instead, they flow freely and add not only layers, but also a sense of
texture to the piece.

Psychological Autobiography Examples
8,989 miles, that is the distance that separates me from a huge part of who i am. I was born in
Zimbabwe, Africa. My dad moved to the USA when i was about four or five to have a chance of the
"American Dream." He lived in the states on his own so that we would join him later. Four years
later in 2009 the rest of the family joined him. We lived all together in Atlanta Georgia for a year
then in 2010 we moved to Newton Kansas and have been here ever since.
I have one brother, Lincoln who is seven years older than me. I just turned seventeen this late
october. My dad is one of the pastors at Whitestone Mennonite Church. He is still going to school
part time and working part time. My mom broke her back a few years back so she couldn't be a
CNA anymore. Instead she did what she loved which was open up her clothing store, Moyo
Clothing. I always said that coming to America was a curse and a blessing. I struggled immensely
when I first came and still do sometimes. Being in a totally...show more content...
Since junior year, as I participated day by day in Jag I learned the valuable lesson that it's not
always the concrete skills we need in life but also the abstract and often undefined skills that can
equally shape us to be better people. Jag has given me that opportunity to see the relationship
between life skills and success. Interwoven in the class is a lot of factors that have made a rich
deposit in my life. These include motivation, encouragement, support which we all need as human
beings to unleash the best in

Autobiographical Sketch
I like to think my life is a rather typical teenage life, however, there are many things about me that
are rather interesting. At a very young age, I was adopted by my parents, Mark and Karen. Ever
since then I have been raised on a farm along with my older sister, Bailey. I have gone to and been
raised up in a small church in Jeffersonville, Indiana known as Northside Church of Christ. Every
Sunday and Wednesday my family and I go to church. The family and friends I have made
growing up in the church are unbelievable. I have made lifelong friendships through my youth
group which is known as The Network. My church and the friends I have made from there have
made me into the person I am today. I have a passion for serving others and putting people before
myself. I am someone who loves people and loves doing what I can to help out in others lives. I
enjoy being able to brighten peoples days and just show kindness and compassion. It's a passion of
mine to help others and serve. I have been involved in a total of four mission trips that have been
organized through my church along with other service projects. Two of the mission trips I have been
to the Dominican Republic and the other two have been to South Carolina. One of the service
projects I have been involved in is called Feed The Hungry and I've also helped with the
Bryantsville Hunger Relief Project. These mission trips and serving opportunities have been life
changing for me and really show

Example Of Academic Autobiography
Assignment 1 – Academic Autobiography Growing up on a small farm in Tuttle, Oklahoma, my
family knew more about growing crops and raising cows than focusing on academics. There were
no issues with learning the farm life, but academically my family was not the brightest group of
individuals when it came to academics. Early on in life I understood I did not want to grow up a
farmer like the rest of my family. I enjoy being on the farm, but my choice to move outside of the
box was different than any of my other family members. I am your basic outcast of the family who
chose a different route in life.
As a young child, my mother bounced from marriage to marriage until I was nine years old. My
father chose not to be part of my life, so, growing up was tough without a father figure in my life
was tough. I attended several different schools, and as a young child attending Oklahoma City
schools wearing cowboy boots and hat I didn't not always fit in. In1987, my mother chose to move
closer to our immediate family in Tuttle, Oklahoma. I started attending Amber–Pocasset school
district, small school district south of Tuttle Oklahoma, and finished my general education (4th –
12th). There is a large difference when comparing Oklahoma City school district to Amber–Pocasset
schools which is two towns combined into one. The elementary school was in the town of Pocasset
(K – 6th) and the high school (7th – 12th) was in Amber. Moving to a smaller school district equals
small class

Autobiography Essay
While growing up, my family always pushed me to learn something new. Being a kindergarten
teacher, my mother taught me the basics of reading and writing. Those basic skills laid the
foundation for all of my reading and writing experiences. In elementary school, book reports and
spelling bees were my favorite activities. Throughout middle and high school, I had one
determined teacher, who was my teacher for all of my reading and writing classes. I believe
experiences in my early years, my interests in elementary school, and a specific teacher in high
school made me the reader and writer I am today. To emphasize, being the child of a teacher
definitely has its benefits. As soon as I physically could, I was reading and writing. When I was
younger I loved Scooby Doo books. My earliest memory happens to be when my mom was in the
hospital having my twin sisters. I was waiting outside, reading a Scooby Doo book. I remember
my first day of kindergarten very vividly. I expected my first year of school to be much more
difficult than it actually was. From a young age, my parents stressed how important grades were. I
believe my grades played an...show more content...
Every year we would have a book report. At this age, I was obsessed with horses, therefor I
always chose to read books about horses. I read books from the Phantom Stallion series, as well
as Seabiscuit. I also enjoyed art, so after reading the book, making a creative poster was also fun.
The competition of trying to win a book report was something I was interested in. Around fourth
grade, my school started to have spelling bees. My best friend was the only person, other than
myself, who wanted to win. If I won at my elementary school, I could proceed to district, state, and
even national levels. Sadly, I never made it past state. Even though I was never actually successful
at spelling bees, it was a fun activity for me during my elementary

The Reflection Of The Autobiography Of My Life
Henry Ford once said," Before everything else, getting ready is the secret of success." I believe
everything that happens in life happens at the time we take our first breath in the world. We typically
get our greatest memories and our greatest successes at our life's milestones. Some of these
milestones include, graduating high school, attending college, getting engaged, and getting
married. These milestones are what shape us into the person we are today. May I present you the
graduating Class of 2013...the moment our lives change, the moment we turn the page to write
about the next chapters in the autobiography of our life. High School is where our lives start to
shift us and molds us into the person we are today. Growing up I never really remember staying at
one school an entire year. My parents got divorced when I was only five years old. When I was
nine my mother remarried, her husband at the time had a job that kept us on the move year after
year never really getting us to know anyone in the town we moved to. It wasn't until my junior
year in high school when my mother and her husband got a divorce and my mom moved back to her
home town. Knowing now I would be able to start to make friends and able to focus on a social life
as well as an academic lifestyle. I was wrong being I was transferring from school to school I was
behind in some of my classes and I wasn't learning as fast and effective as the other students. My
mother and I was concerned being it was my

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