School
Honestly I hated school. I feel like it was so much effort. Everyone else obtain information a lot better than me and that really made me frustrated. I feel like I had to study a lot harder than everyone else to obtain information and actually processed it properly.
I went to a magnet school which focused on communication and technology. We did a lot of different times of presentations and thatās what every grade level focus on in many different ways. In elementary school was told that I was dyslexic and I had ADHD and they wanted to put me into special ed because of this, but my father and my mother said no they didnāt want me in special ed. They were going to work with with me from home. Copy mechanism, though or not a way in my household it was to focus more and work harder And thatās just what I did eventually my grades got better in elementary school and my parents didnāt really worry about it anymore.
In middle school things were pretty normal. Jumping from class to class was kind of hard, but I feel like socializing is fitting in with people harder. At that time of my life, religion and morals and values were a big thing in my household, and I feel like that had a lot of conflict with children and my friends. One incident that Iāve always remember was in sixth grade. We had a test that I had to take. The test was not open book but for most of the year most of our tests or open book now I guess we begun testing and I had my book out like usual, and I was already pretty much halfway through the test when I saw my teacher double take at me and pulled me aside and explain to me that she was gonna have to write me up for cheating because it wasnāt an open book test and there was no secondary test to take. She actually had to pull aside another girl and did the same thing to her which now that I look back on it, I wonder if this was like a communication error of some sword. I wasnāt a cheater by any means in school so I mean this was out of my character. Why would I cheat with my book wide open while the teacher is walking around in class? I also remember that there was a time when I had a button up and more than one jelly bracelet on. I had two of my buttons unbuttoned because I had a really pretty undershirt from Hollister, which at the time was in. I got a referral for dressing out of dress code and I remember being really upset because I was just so hot and I only unbuttoned two buttons and I had an undershirt on that was really cute. I do remember that my mom was really upset with the teacher for writing me up for this because she thought the outfit was really cute and didnāt understand what the issue was. And now that Iām looking back on it in eighth grade most of my friends have gotten into a lot of trouble so we ended up not going to the eighth grade dance. My friends couldnāt really go so I didnāt really wanna go either so we all ended up saving up money for four months to get a limo and we took the limo around town for like eight hours and we went out to eat and then they dropped us off at my parents house where we all got picked up. That was an interesting time. That was a lot of fun.
High school was rough. Most of my friends went to a different high school so I was stuck going to this new place all myself with a bunch of people that I really was not familiar with or weāre not my friends. I do remember that the first few weeks really sucked, but it was definitely an experience. All of my classes were really fun and easy to learn except for math math was really hard. Iāve always had a problem with math, but in high school math was especially hard. My freshman year I did get into volleyball and I got into cross country. But I didnāt even finish the season out and thatās something thatās always disappointed me. I wish that I had finished this season out because I think that that would have taught me a lot about perseverance and determination. I also fell in love with somebody who ended up being at high school sweetheart. We were engaged sophomore year, and that was pretty wild the two everybody But also to me now that Iām older lol. I got a job at 15 right away. I worked in the mall and I worked in various places in the mall up until I was 19 or 20 in high school. I got into yearbook right away and I moved up to editor. I believe I stayed in yearbook for about three Years. I learned a lot about marketing and advertisement placement. I also learned a lot about professionalism. My yearbook teacher was also a English teacher so she taught us a lot about how to talk to people and interact with people. I believe she also taught classes such as government and economics so Iām sure that all of these things hand in hand. I did get classified in two math subjects, but I ended up getting those out-of-the-way as soon as I could, and getting out of free classification by the time, I was in senior year I only had like four classes that I had to take because I was already ahead on all of my credits, which was one of my goals. I hated high school so I just wanted to get out of there. I started working a lot more after school my senior year. For a long time high school was hard because my mom and I didnāt really get longer in high school and my dad worked a lot. My sister and I also did not get along for a while and I feel like that made things hard because I just felt like I was alone in the world. I did have a boyfriend but I think that at that time in my life I didnāt have a good idea of what a relationship look like so I think I was chasing these negative outlooks on people because thatās what I saw on the media so I feel like that wasnāt something that brought me up rather it brought me down. we did make it all the way through high school and got married right after we graduated. While we got married after I graduated, he was already working. I did go to CNN for a little while. I think I got into like sophomore year and then I ended up leaving. I didnāt know what I was even going for and I really didnāt have a passion for anything there, my mind was not focused on that, and I was basically paying money to fail, which didnāt make sense to me. Initially, I started out going to school for being a dental hygienist and then I moved into doing radiology and then I wanted to become a nurse but then I also wanted to do business and advertisement. And alongside all of that, I was working at night as a stripper and also making money on the side as a model. Modeling was something I really wanted to pursue, but I knew it was unrealistic so long story short I dropped out of school for a long time. I ended up going back to a school for in-home healthcare and hospice basically caregiving and CNA work and I did that at home with my grandma for a long time. I ended up not working as a CNA anymore for any company. I went back to school for nursing for a long time, and then I realize that nursing was not something I wanted to do, jumped out of that. My life has changed a lot and now I am a homemaker and mother. Currently going to school for real estate. huge change and lots to learn.

















