Dominique Leverette Biography
Chane’l Leverette
English 109
04 Ocotber 2010
My Autobiography I was born Chane’l Dominique Leverette on Friday September 4, 1992 in Pontiac, MI at 6:03 in the morning. My parents are Angela Evangelista, a Caucasian female, and Gregory Leverette, an African American male. I guess that I was already predicted to be a difficult baby since my mom was in labor with me for seventy-two hours! I came out so precious and loving weighing seven pounds and four ounces and nineteen inches long. Between the age of one and six months I was learning who my family was and slightly making goo-goo and gaga sounds. My mom said that I was so spoiled and I would always cry whenever things didn’t go my way. My grandmother always told me that she should’ve never held me over the stove when she was cooking because it made me want to eat too much. I was a good baby most of the time, never really cried too much. When I was around nine months I learned how to walk and talk. Boy did I start to get into everything I could get my hands on. When I was almost one year old I decided to get into my mother’s things and took one of her razors. I …show more content…
Chane’l Dominique Leverette. I walked across the stage with a big smile on my face hoping that I wouldn’t fall going down the walkway. As I walked down my mom and my granddaddy were waiting at the end to take a picture. Graduation went really good, all my family and friends were there to support me and this was one of the most important days in my life. After graduation me and other students from my school went to project graduation. Project graduation was when we went to the recreational center in Lapeer from ten ‘til four in the morning. We could play basketball, volleyball, or tennis. We got to eat pizza and get hypnotized. We could also go swimming and do tricks off the diving board. Four o’clock in the morning came and we all went out to breakfast at The Farmhouse
English 109
04 Ocotber 2010
My Autobiography I was born Chane’l Dominique Leverette on Friday September 4, 1992 in Pontiac, MI at 6:03 in the morning. My parents are Angela Evangelista, a Caucasian female, and Gregory Leverette, an African American male. I guess that I was already predicted to be a difficult baby since my mom was in labor with me for seventy-two hours! I came out so precious and loving weighing seven pounds and four ounces and nineteen inches long. Between the age of one and six months I was learning who my family was and slightly making goo-goo and gaga sounds. My mom said that I was so spoiled and I would always cry whenever things didn’t go my way. My grandmother always told me that she should’ve never held me over the stove when she was cooking because it made me want to eat too much. I was a good baby most of the time, never really cried too much. When I was around nine months I learned how to walk and talk. Boy did I start to get into everything I could get my hands on. When I was almost one year old I decided to get into my mother’s things and took one of her razors. I …show more content…
Chane’l Dominique Leverette. I walked across the stage with a big smile on my face hoping that I wouldn’t fall going down the walkway. As I walked down my mom and my granddaddy were waiting at the end to take a picture. Graduation went really good, all my family and friends were there to support me and this was one of the most important days in my life. After graduation me and other students from my school went to project graduation. Project graduation was when we went to the recreational center in Lapeer from ten ‘til four in the morning. We could play basketball, volleyball, or tennis. We got to eat pizza and get hypnotized. We could also go swimming and do tricks off the diving board. Four o’clock in the morning came and we all went out to breakfast at The Farmhouse