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Tall (Nature) In my family all four of them are short. My parents are about 5’5 and my sisters are about 5’3, while I am about 6’1. I don’t know where I get my height from, but when I look at my cousins from my dad’s side every single one of the guys are just about 6’0 or higher and the tallest being 6’6. I have about 30 male cousins on my dad’s side. Also my grandfather from my mom’s side is 6’1, so I guess I got some of the height from him also. I actually like being tall though because I play basketball and a point guard is usually somewhere between 6’0 and 6’3.

Basketball (Nature)

My favorite leisure activity is playing, watching, reading, really anything to do with basketball. Basketball is by far my favorite thing in the world. A basketball court is where I feel most at home, and it is the one place on earth I can be where I know what I’m doing and what I’m talking about. It’s fairly popular in the US (it’s the playoffs right now), and its athletes are extremely polarizing and recognizable, because it’s the one sport where an athlete's face is always exposed, not covered up by a football helmet, baseball cap, or hockey mask. My favorite time and place is anywhere and anytime. I prefer indoors, although it can be played outdoors, and some even prefer it that way. The classic way that people play is often in a driveway at home, but the best is always against someone on a court. I started playing basketball because of my original favorite player, Shaquille O’Neal. He was a huge, unstoppable guy. One who was able to do the things that the smaller players’ did. So one day, when I was 11-years old, I decided to go outside to the family basketball hoop and take a shot. The basket was originally for my sister, so this was my first time ever shooting a basketball. I will never forget that the first shot I ever took was a perfect, nothing but net. Swish. It felt amazing, and I’ve been in love with this sport ever since.

Visual Learner (Nature)
One strength of visual learners lies in visualizing and imagining different situations. Visual strategies are used to remember specific information. Visual learners also tend to take in the whole picture when encountering a problem or discussion, as opposed to one smaller part of the issue. Visual learners also gain pleasure from more creative applications of learning that requires vision, such as painting and art. Visual learners tend to take in the entire picture and therefore sense any aspect of the picture that is out of alignment. Visual learners tend to have great organizational skills, especially where images or appearances are concerned, such as interior decorating and color coding. Also, visual learners can rotate images or create mirrored images in their minds, making them adept at arranging and fixing things.

Left Handed (Nature)

With only about 10% of the population being left handed, lefties are a serious minority. While they’ve endured a serious amount of prejudice (the word for left in almost every language has a less than positive connotation) and even aggression over the years, today, many left handed people are proud of their unusual handedness. And why not? After all, they have to survive and thrive in a world designed for those who are right handed. The next time someone teases you about your left handedness, bring up one of these facts that show that being left handed just might be a genetic blessing after all, offering you bigger and better abilities that can help you do everything from get a degree to kick butt at video games. Being left handed is an advantage in many sports. Left handed people adjust more easily to seeing underwater. Southpaw drivers are more successful at learning to drive than right handed people. If driving came easy to you, it might have a good deal to do with your left-handedness. A driving school poll found that 57% of left handers passed their driving test first time compared with only 47% of right handers. This is pretty amazing, considering that most cars are designed with right handed individuals in mind
Is this true in all countries.

Black Skin (Nature)

Both my parents are from Ethiopia; therefore I am 100% Ethiopian, meaning that I also have a black skin tone. My dad has a darker skin tone while my mom has a very light skin tone. Having both those genetics in me I blend to having a light- dark skin tone.