My High School Accomplishments

3. There are many things I would want to say about myself and my accomplishments on the day I graduate high school. A few are what, hopefully will take place in my high school years. I would like to be able to say that I have grown throughout these four years of high school, in more ways than one. I have grown in academics, but also as a person. Standing there, on the day of graduation, I would want to say that I look toward the future of my life, to college, to my life after this moment. I would like to look back to the past and see how far I’ve come, all that I have accomplished since then. The fact that I have succeeded in graduating high school, should be an accomplishment to note upon. I have completed the basics of my education, and
As a young adult, my plan is fairly simple, with a few necessities. I would like to have a stable job, that is good work with a salary that provides me a comfortable lifestyle. The most important part of my young adulthood would be me liking my job and career. That I enjoy my job, enough that I would be able to do it for some of my life and my career enough to do it for the rest of my life. I would want to be able to support myself and live comfortably. Have a place to myself, most likely close to my job, so my time wouldn't be spent on the commute. Aside from these goals that are apart of my plan to young adulthood, I want to have time for other things, not just work. I want time for friends and family, my hobbies. Overall though, this is where I wish to see myself by the time I am a young
There are many different, unique parts within my family culture. My immediate family’s culture does not follow a belief or religion. Instead, my family has rules, habits, activities and other things along those lines that we consider our family culture. One of the most important standards my family lives by is simple manners and rules. Always respect each other, be polite, make sure the work you're responsible for is complete (this could be chores, homework, etc), if you find yourself in an argument or disagreement, work it out. Basically, the usual inner workings of a family. Traditions in my family are fairly simple, but important to us, nonetheless. A few of them are being there to support each other, encouraging each other to do our best, to go above and beyond. For example, my two sisters and I play tennis, and my family make it a top priority to support each of us in our tournaments. Or try harder at everything we do, try our best and improve on what we set our mind to. A standard of my family is to graduate college. Many if not all of my aunts, uncles, cousins, etc have graduated college. Another standard of my family is succeeding. This does not mean if we fail, we are looked down upon. It just means that we have the courage and strength to get back up and try again. To not give up, and to have the mindset that if we keep going, we’ll get it eventually. To succeed by our own standards, no one else’s. My role in my family is simply put, the helper and supporter.