In the closets of all family homes lay the countless photo albums that capture the memories of us as children. There's always the embarrassing butt shot from the toddler years (hopefully), and the oh so adorable picture of a huge smile revealing the two missing teeth we were all so excited to receive a dollar for. These pictures are perfect examples of the saying 'a picture's worth a thousand words.' They tell stories: it may be the story of when one got lost in the mall, or how a mannequin fell on top of one and cracked her head open (These may be from personal experience). For me, looking back on these photos and reminiscing on moments that I had forgotten about is one of the best feelings in the world. The stories these pictures tell are different for everyone, but they all describe one thing: our childhood. Our childhood is the foundation of the rest of our lives, and it has such a large impact on who we become, what we dream of, and how we perceive things.
My childhood consisted of many important factors such as my education, community, and beliefs. However, the most important is the amazing people I've been surrounded by since the day I was born. I've grown up with amazing family and friends, people who have always supported me in whatever I set out to do. These incredible people are a huge part of my world, and I'm positive that without them in my life I would be no where near where I am today; especially without my family. I have an infinite amount of memories that I share with them, and I hold them very close to my heart. They've shaped what I believe in, and have taught me to be hard working, understanding, and to always treat others with respect. Also, if it weren't for my family I wouldn't have the dream to travel the world. My mother, aunts, and uncles were very lucky to travel the world when they were children because my grandpa was a pilot. While I was growing up, I heard countless stories of adventures from skiing in Austria to seeing castles in Ireland. I'd love to be able to experience all that they did, and hope to travel abroad in college. I have a passion for foreign languages and other cultures, and I hope to expand my knowledge of these two in college.
Without the childhood I was given I would be completely different. I cannot express how thankful I am for everything I've been given, and I will do anything to take what I have and continue to make the best out of it. I will take my dreams and use them to change the world for the better, whether it has a small impact on a lot of people, or a huge impact on just one person. My world is fairly typical now; I'm a high school girl living in a small town with a big dream. But I can guarantee that if I am accepted into this college, I will take my typical world and turn it into something extraordinary.
My childhood consisted of many important factors such as my education, community, and beliefs. However, the most important is the amazing people I've been surrounded by since the day I was born. I've grown up with amazing family and friends, people who have always supported me in whatever I set out to do. These incredible people are a huge part of my world, and I'm positive that without them in my life I would be no where near where I am today; especially without my family. I have an infinite amount of memories that I share with them, and I hold them very close to my heart. They've shaped what I believe in, and have taught me to be hard working, understanding, and to always treat others with respect. Also, if it weren't for my family I wouldn't have the dream to travel the world. My mother, aunts, and uncles were very lucky to travel the world when they were children because my grandpa was a pilot. While I was growing up, I heard countless stories of adventures from skiing in Austria to seeing castles in Ireland. I'd love to be able to experience all that they did, and hope to travel abroad in college. I have a passion for foreign languages and other cultures, and I hope to expand my knowledge of these two in college.
Without the childhood I was given I would be completely different. I cannot express how thankful I am for everything I've been given, and I will do anything to take what I have and continue to make the best out of it. I will take my dreams and use them to change the world for the better, whether it has a small impact on a lot of people, or a huge impact on just one person. My world is fairly typical now; I'm a high school girl living in a small town with a big dream. But I can guarantee that if I am accepted into this college, I will take my typical world and turn it into something extraordinary.
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