For all of the summer simulations, I was able to come on time and maintain a professional behavior with my peers and patient. For communication, I find myself being confident and relaxed compared to how I felt at the beginning of the summer simulation. For example, during subacute, my partner and I was able to provide patient education on the BIPAP machine to a patient actor and during the simulation, I never felt uncomfortable or nervous while delivering the education. For this week I would give myself a score of 4.
Me and max show up at elicis and we are going on a rollercoaster ride me and max got our Tickets and and we go to fin are ride that we are going on and the line is really long so we decide to have lunch and we go to a hot dog stand and get to hot dogs for Each other to eat before we go on the ride. So we finist are hot dogs and we stand in line and then we have to wet in a really long line for the ride there was a tiny sign that said “the wait from here is 2 hours from this point” so it took about 20 mins to get there so max Savad are sopte wall i wind to a limad stand and in wand a kind of long line but it only took about 10 mins and i was in front so i ordered 2 lemads and i went back in line with max and we moved up about 15 people.
I made a deeper bond through my understanding and mature development. Especially with my three year-old cousin. He was someone that taught me how to love. When it was my times to say goodbye, the hollow shrieks of my heart can be heard from miles away, but I know it was for the best and that I couldn’t stay here forever. Two months later, a tragedy struck our house.
Over Spring Break, I plan on not doing much. I am going to sleep in most days until at least noon, finish many seasons of some of the shows I am watching, stay in bed, and eat everything in the house. I am hoping to finish The Office (U.S.) and get to episode 200 of Fairy Tail. I am going to try to take advantage of my days off and maybe finish a few of my books. I hope it will be warm enough, and I to be motivated enough, to go to the beach.
The first time I rode a roller coaster was very frightening. I was about eight years old at the time when my father, sister and brother in law dragged me on to Apollos Chariot. This roller coaster was just full of drops. I was never a fan of heights I always told my family that I liked my feet on the ground. I remember walking up to the coater and seeing the drop behind the building that held the line.
My spring break was fun and relaxing. First, on Sunday, I went to The Block to meet up with one of my friends that goes to a different school. As a result, we were able to catch up on things and go shopping. On Monday, my sisters and I went to the hair salon to get a haircut. That following day, my dad, sisters, and I went to the mall to have lunch and go shopping.
In sixth grade, I began changing who I was and befriending toxic people in my life. I'd always lived a life that seemed to be a crazy roller coaster of ups and downs, twist and turns. All I had wanted was to fit in, and be somebody I wasn't so desperately. I began by letting someone convincing me to change my attitude, appearance, and everything else I had about my own individuality, in order to be accepted by them. This is where the rollercoaster I consider my life began taking a turn for the worst.
I started out the summer working at McDonalds. When about two or three weeks went by, I had to go to Summer School. My family and I went tubing and drove around on a jet ski at cedar shore. I also went fishing on most of my off days and almost every Friday. When school ended and Summer School was going to start I had to retake an English course.
Fall is my favorite season out of the other three sensational seasons in Minnesota. I love fall because it happens to be my favorite season of the year. No, not volleyball or football season, but deer hunting. I have had good years hunting, and I have had bad years hunting, but my favorite year was my second year hunting. November 8th, 2014.
There once was a girl named Ashton. She was a pretty normal girl, living a normal life , except she was very quiet. But during the summer, you would not believe what happened… She was louder than ever! Screaming, crying, laughing, dancing, swimming, splashing and everything else in between!
To me first generation means that even though my parents didn’t attend college I will. College has always been in my future plans, but because I’m undocumented I’ve always had my doubts on the idea. When Sophomore year came around that’s when it really hit me. I wanted to take the dual credits they offered at my school, I wanted to earn my own money, and I want to start driving, but because I lacked a social security number I was unable receive anything.
Personal Narrative by Aram Winter I sat there sweating like a sinner in a church under the glare of his beady eyes. My teacher broke the news monotonously, but his considerable lack of intonation only made my heart sink faster. He clearly didn’t seem the slightest bit surprised that I hadn’t practiced the song for the recital – truth is, at this point in my academic career, all my teachers viewed me as the 8-year-old with a poor work ethic (and honestly, they weren’t wrong). While he said, “You’ll have to sit out on the recital due to your lack of practice,” I heard a proclamation that I was about to become my parents’ biggest disappointment.
Throughout the rollercoaster of my life i've had many ups and down but through it all i've been able to accomplish many things. I take what I am given and I forge success out of whatever it may be. There are many different things that make up the one person know as David Wetherill. I like to think that for the most part, I am a pretty easy person to get along with. I am generally a positive person to be around and I try not to judge anyone for the choices that they make or the beliefs that they subscribe to.
I was pulled underwater by the strong current, holding my breathe for as long as I could while I waited for the right time to swim back to the surface. My board kept me aware of where I was because I was completely disoriented by the wave that had just hit me. I was fearing for my life, hoping that one of my friends who I was surfing with would come and help me back up. I was struggling to not be sucked deeper by the oceans current and was trying to get back to the surface. Going through my head was the idea that one of my friends would come help me, but they were too far away from me to help.
“Yo I’m so excited about the trip today!” I know right” replied my friend Ethan as we walked to class. If you didn’t know most of our class is going on a field trip to South America to check out the ecosystem. We walk into the classroom and instantly we start talking about the trip with a group of our friends. “Alright everyone to your seats” implored our teacher.
