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Think about any childhood memory that had a deep impact on you. 

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Think about any childhood memory that had a deep impact on you. 

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When I was 12, my parents and I moved and my dad had a wild commute to get me to school. When it comes to school, I draw strength from my parents' sacrifices.

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I always loved animals and horses as a kid. However, when I was 6 years old I suffered a severe head injury for a horse wreck. It created a huge fear of horses, heights, and large animals. It took about 2 years before I ever got back on another horse's back. My biggest takeaway is that even through fear, I'm always more at home helping animals, and people.

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Cooking outside every summer during the 4th of July weekend with my parents. I know now how much those dinners mean to my extended family now. That my parents being "home" meant folks would be eating well.

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Carnival cruise that became "The Amazing Race" Booked a flight that arrived after the cruise departed. My parents and I travelled locally through Mexico to Belize to catch up with the cruise's next stop. Lesson learned: mistakes turned into adventure, trust, not giving up even when the odds are not in your favor, and faith.

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During summer break (grade 4) I joined a gardening class where I learned about how to grow plants in the small pots, we learned  science and art and we painted the pots. Everyday use to observe the plant and see if things are growing. It was fun and I used it when I taught elementary students.