An Insperation

The girl in the video talked about how she woke up one day and felt an urge to find herself. She goes around the world and she sees 2 girls no older than the age of 7. These 2 girls both live in poverty and don't have education. They work as luggage carriers who carry luggage out of tourist buses and get paid $1-$2 a day. She decided to make a life changing decision and buy a piece of land for $5,000. She builds an orphanage there and she provides basic health care and a meal every day. She then moved on to giving them an education and keeping track of their progress and they would soon become the first literate generation in their families.

My Birth

First of all the people that were there when my mom was giving birth to me were my aunts, cousion and my grand parents from my dad side (my grand ma from my mom side died when my mom was young and my grand father from my moms side had a kidney failure at the time). The people that were there in the room with her were my dad and my grandpa. I really don't have much to day about this so that just raps it up.

Impactful Quotes

"Never quit what makes you smile". This quote was said by Heath ledger (a famous actor from Australia) who is usually recognized in his role as the joker from batman the dark night. Heath died in 2008 and although he has a lot of quotes, this one is what really helps me get through tough times.

Nature vs Nurture

In the debate my side was nurture. I really just planned on talking  about nature and not nurture. Still it was a relatively easy topic to debate upon. Going in I thought it would only be nature that shaped a person's personality but now I think that both nature and nurture play a huge role in a person's personality.

Not a Single Scratch

This blog post was optional so I decided to write about the fact that I basicly never had a major injury. Meaning I never broke a single bone, never got rushed to the hospital to get stitches and I never got a bloody nose. Now the reason i don't tell this to anyone is because Im afraid people are always gonna get the perception of me being in introvert or what I mean is they're gonna think I never take risks or do something dangerous for fun, but the thing is that I'm just extremely lucky when it comes to not getting injured. This doesn't mean I've never felt "real pain" as some people may tell me. Two years ago which was the summer of 2017. I got food poisoning from a club sandwich I ate on the beach (they were probably the tomatoes), that night I vomited 12 times (yes I did count them) that was all around 4 in the morning when I vomited. That's when I got rushed to the hospital and the stuck a plastic tube about an inch wide into my arm injecting a fluid that kinda just looked like water to me. Why am I telling you this whole 2017 barf fest is because I have felt "pain" before (even though that's not a good thing).