My Sister Ana, who has been my sister, my mother and my best friend
VickiB:
My husband. It would not be better. I would be a lot different.
Elize:
The oppertunity to travel
Inge:
Without my past. Although I used to hate my past and still do, sometimes, it has made me and my life just like it is now. And I’m thankful for that.
Lazlo:
My children… sometimes I think they’ve taught me more than I’ve taught them.
Alicia:
Inge–your response is very provocative. Thanks for making me think.
Life would be a lot different without meeting him. He made me start writing again, drawing again, reading again, smiling again-and that has helped me more than I can say.
Leila:
grace
Rachel:
my best friend and the opportunity to travel
Heather:
my non-family who treat my as though I am one of them. They took me in when there was nowhere else to go.
Two friends.
One is my soulmate, I don’t know what I’d do without her as she puts a smile on my face everyday, and reminds me why I’m fighting for a college degree. The other is a friend I met freshman year of high school. Without him I really don’t know where I’d be. I doubt I would have made it far enough to meet her. He showed my what I wanted and encouraged me to push to get it without even knowing it.
ubbrellagirl:
my identical twin, she’s currently living in France wile I’m still here and 8hours behind her were young and never have spent much more than 72 hours apart or with out a two hour phone call now I speek to her every few days and for only a few minutes. I once missed her call and spent the day on my knees crying I miss her and I’m counting the days until she’s home seeing my self in this way has made me relise I could not live long without her she’s the only one who gets me and makes me a complete person
savannah:
being hopelessly attatched to my boyfriend. too many problems.
meeting my teacher
my religion
sleep…God
My Sister Ana, who has been my sister, my mother and my best friend
My husband. It would not be better. I would be a lot different.
The oppertunity to travel
Without my past. Although I used to hate my past and still do, sometimes, it has made me and my life just like it is now. And I’m thankful for that.
My children… sometimes I think they’ve taught me more than I’ve taught them.
Inge–your response is very provocative. Thanks for making me think.
Life would be a lot different without meeting him. He made me start writing again, drawing again, reading again, smiling again-and that has helped me more than I can say.
grace
my best friend and the opportunity to travel
my non-family who treat my as though I am one of them. They took me in when there was nowhere else to go.
Fear
The past
kids
Drama!
Two friends.
One is my soulmate, I don’t know what I’d do without her as she puts a smile on my face everyday, and reminds me why I’m fighting for a college degree. The other is a friend I met freshman year of high school. Without him I really don’t know where I’d be. I doubt I would have made it far enough to meet her. He showed my what I wanted and encouraged me to push to get it without even knowing it.
my identical twin, she’s currently living in France wile I’m still here and 8hours behind her were young and never have spent much more than 72 hours apart or with out a two hour phone call now I speek to her every few days and for only a few minutes. I once missed her call and spent the day on my knees crying I miss her and I’m counting the days until she’s home seeing my self in this way has made me relise I could not live long without her she’s the only one who gets me and makes me a complete person
being hopelessly attatched to my boyfriend. too many problems.
my penis
running.
freedom with out it i feel as if there would b no point in going on. If your not free your not living your its life to fullest
to its fullest excuse my grammer 🙂
having to deal with an alcoholic parent….
i think we need to be more grateful for whatever we got.
Fear
Everything I’ve been through.
My online friend from Australia. My best friend from school who currently has no plans to stay friends after graduation.
The support i’ve had growing up. All the bad decisions i’ve made. The true friends. The not so true friends.
life would be different without my family and my friends, and my faith
Jesus.
The Robertson Scholars program, Caitlin, insights from travel
The people in it….
Haters… Doubters…. Those who ask for hope when it is convenient, not when it requires work and sacrifice,,,,
my dreams – they are my only hope to survive for a better tomorrow.
christina, not sure if i would skip all that shit again, it defiantly changed who i am
My father-or lack thereof.
the troubles I went in and came out as a different person.