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The state I was born in and lived for four years. A specific memory I have is playing frisbee with my grandparents who came to the US from India. It represents my origins and the strong family bonds I had as a child. -
After my Dad got a new job I moved to Kansas with my family and remember riding a toy car with my brother in the new lawn. My first big change in my life and having to adjust my lifestyle was very significant in my young life. -
I remember going to the bus for the first time as before my parents always carpooled me to school. My first time of being independent to my parents was something I remembered to this day with my mom being kind of anxious and making sure I had everything before I went to the bus stop. -
Leaving middle school was sad, but felt rewarding. Taking pictures with my friends and family and celebrating my hard work and experiences were worth it ten times over. -
At the start of 2020 and counting this pandemic has taught me to be more proactive and adaptable. After being lazy gaining Bs in my sophomore year I learned how hard school can be. Learning through the screen was very challenging and taught me a great bit of staying on task and avoiding distractions. The specific event of the end of my Sophomore year capped of a year of laziness and conflict which I remember with a sense of disgust as I could have done so much better and kept a better GPA. -
Right now being the most busy I've ever been as I struggle to finish college applications and my senior year.
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The year I graduate will be significant as I hopefully get into a good college and venture into my pre med track. -
After majoring in biology I hope to become a doctor and get into medical school as its very hard to get into but very rewarding. A future memory never to forget. -
After 12 years of hard work I hope to be a doctor and be able to asses people's problems and help them live longer. I know that finally getting my license will be a life time achievement. -
While I'm not sure if I will ever be married, I don't want to be alone. I want children and I feel the moment I solidify my relationship with my future wife I can truly start another chapter in my life. A life of a husband and a parent. -
The most important part of my family is the start of a new generation. Starting a family creates new challenges and headaches but continues the cycle of life just like my parents. A future memory everlasting. -
My timeline tells me how life is a loop. From being a child with my grandparents I will eventually as a doctor be responsible for a new generation. If I never came to Kansas my life would be completely different with new friends and different memories to cherish. While I look at my time in New Hampshire fondly I never regret moving to Kansas. While my past is unchangeable, my future is not. I could change my career, never have children. All I hope is to live my life not knowing what's next.