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1. I want to learn how to dutch braid other people and my own hair.

2. I want to learn how to make Koloches.

3. I want to get better at doing hair.

4. I want to make a 3 tier cake.

5. I want to be more organized.

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During high school I plan to stay involved through volleyball, wrestling, & track. I also plan to be involved in 4H, FFA, & dance in the community. I plan to have good grades throughout all 4 years and obtain scholarships my senior year.

After high school I plan to go to college and get a bachelor's in Ag; maybe even a master's. My top school as of right now is currently K-State but I am looking at other colleges.

After college I plan to start my job and eventually get married and have a family. I plan to live a long and successful life.

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Live Everyday Like It's Your Last!

This quote helps me so I remember to live my life to it's fullest. It helps me so I don;t hold back and I can live my life the best way I can.

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If I had any advice for my younger self I think it would be to not try and fit in. You should always be yourself and not care what others think of you. The most important thing I could say is to not allow others to control your life and to be you.

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People Who Have Made an Impact in My Life

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People Who Have Made an Impact in My Life

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1. Mom- My mom has helped impact my life by showing me how you should never give up on anything, even when you are going through the hardest things in life imaginable.

2. Dad- My dad has showed me how you should keep trying when a situation gets tough.

3. Grandparents- My grandparents show me how you should always do your best and don't let simple mistakes affect how you do things.

4. FFA Advisors- My FFA advisors have helped me learn that you should treat everyone with respect and help whoever you can whatever way you can.

They all have taught me how you need to treat others the way you should be treating them and to not follow the typical stereotypes.