Child Memory

Ahh… I have lots of memories from my childhood and all of them are ones that I will never forget. The one I remember most is a show called "Super Why". It was a show about kids that choose a book from a huge library that was shaped like a tube going up. All the books in that library had a problem that needed to be solved and they always found a solution. When they found a book they would get in their own ships and fly into the book and later fly out with one problem solved and many more to go. I remember that I was always curious how they would find a solution, which taught me lots throughout life. The main moral I took from this show was that there is always a way out for your problems, you just have to be willing and open to find a solution and never give up because people who give up never get what they want in life.

Where I see myself in 10 years

In 10 years I will be 23 years old and hopefully I will graduate from college and become a soccer player. Soccer has been my passion since I was 4 years old and I have never stopped loving it.  Soccer for some people may just seem like a sport you play for fun but for me it’s my life. Some people think of it as just kicking a ball but I see it in a different way. When I play soccer I don’t just use my feet, I play soccer with my head (thinking how and where to kick the ball) and my feet are just tools to make the move. Soccer to me has always been a unique sport that I always found it very interesting. A lot of people say that soccer is stupid because the point of the game is just to score a goal, which is true, but not completely. You see soccer is a sport that doesn’t only require shooting, but also how you’re going to get a chance to shoot. Think about it , if you want to meet with someone to tell them something , you can’t just tell them, you have to know how to get to them. In soccer you won’t be able to score a goal from your own goal or half field,  it requires lots of passing and thinking before someone gets a chance to score. Soccer is  way more complicated  than one may think.  

If career as a  soccer player doesn’t work out I think I will be a CEO of a company. My parents have had one even before I was born and they have told me lots of information that helped me get an idea of my company and what it would be selling. You see technology is a really big thing in the world right now and it is useful for everyone. Whether it is listening to music or having light in your house, everyone needs it. When I grow up if soccer doesn’t work then I would like to make a brand new technology company something like Apple,  creating products that would inspire future generations to continue what I started. A big idol of my life was Steve Job (the CEO of Apple) who proved that you can start anything you want anywhere in the world. He created the first Macintosh Computer in his own garage with a friend without any special tools and by 2012 he created one of the richest companies in the whole world which shows that you should always dream big in life and never doubt.  

A fun trip of mine

             I've been to many places through out my life but the one I liked a lot was my trip to Santa Monica,California. When I first got there it was early in the day so I was kinda tired but at the same time I was pumped to be in such a awesome place! My family and I drove to our hotel and i was really hoping that it would be really fancy and the second i saw our hotel I knew this would be a great trip. The hotel wasn't that big but it looked like only millionaires could live here. The hotel itself was made mainly quartz on the inside and the hotel had 21 floors. It had 3 restaurants inside the hotel and all of them had breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
             The hotel had an amazing pool with this really cool jacuzzi place that was surrounded by palm trees which made it look really tropical. After all of this all of you people may be wondering "What about the beach!". So in order to get to the beach from my hotel you have to walk about a quarter of a mile so it was really close but the beach itself was so awesome. When you first walked in there was a really nice sidewalk that basically lasted for about 10 miles going North to South and lots of people biked there but after you crossed it the beach had the best sand i ever stepped on, It was really soft and felt like you could tan on it for a whole week straight but then after 5 minutes i realized it was so hot everyone had there flip flops on unless they were in the water or it was night which kinda sucked. The beach itself was had a place that allowed you to go under the Pier,Probably my favorite part of this trip.
             I didn't go on the Santa Monica Pier till the second day, so I was walking towards the Pier and right as i get there a really nice Green Lambo drives by and I thought to myself " Man that must be a sign that this place is gonna be on point!" So I continue Walking and the Pier has so many different things to check out that I didn't know where to start. There was from things like Roller Coasters to people playing so cool music And one of the guys was making a CD with his music and he even offered me a signed one which was pretty cool if you think about it. They also had lots of stands with clothes like California Republic products, but the best part of the Pier was when it became dark it had the sickest view of the beach ever! Lots of parties were going on and sometimes if you were lucky you would see fireworks which made the beach the coolest place to be at night.