Personal Narrative: My Life As A Cashier

Prior to having children, I was a cashier. I was happy as a cashier. Why? Because, I feel like no matter what job/position held a positive impact can be made. I always felt everyone from the trash man to bank owner to farmer to the President could have a positive impact and leave a positive and enduring legacy. As such, I felt like I could make a positive impact as a cashier. While a cashier, I trained others, I worked diligently and received numerous accolades and raises. Thru everything, I tried to maintain a positive attitude and outlook. I helped other department, I tried to be a positive sounding board for friends and co workers. I used integrity, thoughtfulness, and honesty though out my workday (also at home, and when out and about).
I want to be an examplary parent, role model, and friend. I have been learning independently at every opportunity Learning opportunities such as learning a new foods, learning how to operate new software, and I always want more. More learning. I would like to know more about the Bible especially how Christ lived and I would like to correctly apply the vast lessons in the Bible ( like David, Samson, Saul stories/morals) to my and my kids life. In addition, I know I want to provide for my children while being an example. That is why I feel it is time to go back to school. Even though my cashier position was terrific for me while single, I would like something different when dealing with kids. I would love a career with flexible hours, a number of accessible vacation days, and a work life balance program. I feel like thru college I can achieve this career goal. At school I would find education leading to a career that meet my career outline. I could demonstrate focus and determination. After school is complete, I could demonstrate a sense of accomplishment. And upon gaining employment I could share my success