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This was the first time that I had ever seen snow, and it was the most exciting thing to me. It was absolutely beautiful!!!
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My sister was born on March 26, 1997. This was one of the happiest days of my life. We are seven years apart and I love the age difference. She is my best friend and I love her dearly.
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I had always attended Huxford Elementary School in Atmore, Alabama (where my mom teaches) and I loved every minute of it, but I had to transfer in the 7th grade. Huxford only goes through the 6th grade so I had to go to Monroe Academy in Monroeville. I was so excited about attending MA, but at the same time I was so incredibly nervous. I mean I had to adjust to a new school and adjust to being in highschool.
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I turned 16 Febuary 16th,2006. I had a surprise party with over 50 people. I had never been so surprised in my life. I got my car keys that night, and got my car the next morning. I had everything that a sixteen year old girl ever wanted.
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On March 24, 2007, I was touched my adoption. This family that I am very close to adopted their little girl Mary Boyd Robinson. I have babysat her every since she has been here, and she my heart. I adore her so much, she is like another baby sister, She is so special in my eyes and adoption has never touched my heart so much! I love this child with ALL my heart and always will.
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At the beginning of my senior year, I was chosen to dance as the Tin Man in the local Wizard of Oz Dance production. I had never been so happy to be chosen for something in my entire life. I had praticed the tin man since July and I was ready for action when November came around.
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On may 23, 2008, I graduated from Monroe Academy with 36 classmates. This was a very happy but bittersweet time in my life. My classmates and I were like a family since, we were a small class. I loved everyone of them in a special way.
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After high school, I attended Alabama Southern Community College in Monroeville, Al. I loved every minute of it and would go back in a heart beat. I lke South, but nothing will ever compare to Alabama Southern. I hope to eventually work there,
