Week 4 - My Life Story

Hey guys!

This week I am going to tell you my life story.

I was born on April 30th, 2002 in Houston, Texas. My first words were "mama" and "dada", and I cried a lot as a baby. Around 3 or 4 years of age, I guess disliked eating because I would always spit out my food in the trash or in places around the house and my dad would get very mad at me. When I was 4 and a half years old, my older brother and I moved to Plano, TX with my aunt for the next ten years of my childhood because my mom had passed away a few months before and my dad couldn't take care of four children by himself. I attended Sigler Elementary, Wilson Middle School, Vines High School for my freshman year, and moved back to Houston and have attended Dulles High School since sophomore year. I hit puberty when I was in the sixth grade and I have grown more mature since then.

Me at 3 days old.

Me at 6 weeks old.
 
I have a lot of thoughts and plans for my future. I plan to graduate from Dulles High School in May 2020. I want to go to college at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) or, just to be closer to home because of finance and proximity, probably the University of Houston. I want to become a pharmacist so I plan on enrolling in a pre-pharmacy program and get a bachelor's degree in biology. I want to marry someone who is at least nine inches taller than me (which technically would be 6 feet tall), handsome, and has a great personality. I want to have 3 kids by the time I turn 35 years old, but I have not started thinking about what I would like to name them yet. Once again, I want to become a pharmacist which means I'm going to be in school for at least 6-8 years after my high school graduation. I plan to retire at 65 years of age and after I retire, I would probably have a lot of money and be able to travel to at least half of the countries in the world with my husband, my children and grandchildren. I hope to die at 98 years old as long as everything is crossed off my bucket list.

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