At a
young age, I was raised in catholic community. I went to a catholic school to
study during my elementary years. Of course, most of you would describe me as a
very silent person since I grew up in this kind of environment, but my
experience will prove you wrong. Back then, I was one of the naughtiest. Each
prank that we made there was a respective punishment for us. I was scolded by
my teachers; I was called to our guidance office. But you can’t blame me. At
that age I was immature and innocent. I guess this was one of the deviations
that I have unconsciously taken.
High
school came, I promised myself that I would change, I would be someone who is
very silent, behave and well-mannered. That was my plan, until I met my great
friends who have guided me through a new course, away from what I plan. But I
won’t say that they didn’t made me better. In fact, without them I would be a
really, really shy person. I might not be the type who would speak first, but
because of them. I have learned how to socialize, I have learned how to endure
problems and be patient in solving them. Because of them I have formed my
dreams from the passion that we all created – that passion is computer games.
After all the trials we have been through, high school made me mature, patient
and a very outgoing guy. Without my friends, this deviation would not lead me
here.
Now
that I am in college pursuing what I really want. I could safely say that because
of those little deviations I have met, I may not be strong enough to return to
my plan – the plan to improve myself and to become a professional at my chosen
passion. College is still a long journey not only for me, but also for us. I
must say that this could be another deviation from God’s plan for me. And to
quote someone, “I am still far from being what I want to be…”
I would believe that after college I would be a master of
art. The art of travel, where I will be able to create my own deviations of
God’s plan without relying only on faith. Good morning, and have a pleasant
morning to all. Thank you.
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