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I was born in Guangzhou, China -
My family bought a yellow lab puppy. We named him Jack. -
There was a fire in the basement of my family's house so we moved to a new neighborhood. I was going into 3rd grade. -
My church organizes mission trips every year in varying places. In 2018, we went to Arlington, TX where I grew tremendously in leadership, serving others, friendship, and a deeper understanding of my faith. -
A big, competitive event for equestrian showjumping in the US where the top 150-200 qualifying riders get to compete in Devon, PA. There I won one of the events, which is very big accomplishment. -
I was accepted to Liberty University and its nursing program this year, which was my top college I wanted to attend. -
Remain in college to gain a bachelors degree in nursing. I will also ride on LU's English equestrian team.
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Stay in Virginia (LU's location) and find a hospital to intern at.
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After graduation, enlist in the navy as a nursing officer.
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Rent an apartment and buy a dog.
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Visit Iceland to see the Northern Lights and experience the hiking and camping there. -
I will die in 2099 after living a full life of experiences. I will have traveled and done a job I was passionate about. -
My timeline shows how much traveling I have done in my lifetime and how much more traveling I will probably be doing in the future.
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For the most part my future looks pretty flexible. I have two plans after college that if I chose either, my life would be different no matter what. I know I want to do nursing, but there’s plenty of room for what I could do with that degree later.
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If I had not moved houses, I would not have the same friends and connections I do now. I made some lasting neighborhood friends that I would never trade meeting them. If I had not gone on to Junior Hunter Finals I would not have the same grit or experience in the show ring as I do now. Those stories impact other riders at my barn and they have someone to look up to.