In life I have had many hobbies such as being active in sports such as volleyball and basketball, but one of the hobbies that has made me who I am is being involved in the FFA. Being in FFA has taught me to be a leader, being involved in as much as possible and stepping out of my comfort zone by talking to people all over the state of Texas. In my highschool years I have been involved in being an officer and competing on multiple CDE and LDE teams.
I have been in FFA for 3 years and every moment has been bittersweet. In highschool I would stick to my clique and not interact with people I don't know, but in FFA I’ve been able to interact with people all over the state and making new friends with the same interest as me. The three little letters in FFA has brought so many thoughts and memories to mind and only being a Junior in highschool I still get to be involved in this program for one more year. Being a part of an organization that is agricultural based is a true blessing. FFA has truly became my passion and inspires me to be a better person every single day. It inspires you to be better, to be involved and for you and the other thousand kids in the same organization to be successful.The FFA Motto,” Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve” will always hold a special place in my heart.
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Showing livestock has taught me to be a responsible person. From waking up at 5 and going to bed past 10 is all worth it when you’re doing what you love. When I was just three years old I was out working and spending time with my lamb because nothing was as important to me than my animals. I can still remember the day I walked into the show ring for the first time and let me tell you that moment was bittersweet to me. Over multiple summers I’ve been attending shows and making new friends. I’ve made friends that become family and memories that will last a