My stellar padlet by Harrison Brunson

Favorite Career

harrisonbrunson01 — 2024-02-04 05:28:57 UTC

Out of all of the Careers suggested the one that I liked the most was the Technological Espionage Intelligence Agent. This Career requires a 4 year degree in Criminal Justice or other law-related fields. They make around 90 thousand a year. This career is very enticing to me because it is serving a greater purpose and is every kid's dream to grow up and become a spy.

Place of birth

harrisonbrunson01 — 2024-02-04 05:33:03 UTC

I was born in Ogden Utah way back in 2001, but I grew up in Plain City Utah just 15 minutes down the road right under the Great Salt Lake. The area where I grew up was very rural and swampy, the perfect place for a boy to grow up wild. I have 2 other brothers, one older and one younger as I fall into the middle.

Patriot

harrisonbrunson01 — 2024-02-04 05:40:32 UTC

A culture that I strongly identify with is the Patriot culture. This culture has a strong sense of patriotism and pride in the country. We believe in core values listed in the Declaration of Independence, the government is here to protect our unalienable rights of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We believe strongly in freedom and protecting it. The Patriot culture that I am apart of has shaped me to take part in my local governments and care for the state of the United States.

Jeep

harrisonbrunson01 — 2024-02-04 05:46:44 UTC

The Jeep culture is another major culture that has made me and that I am part of. Growing up my Dad would drive us around and take us to Moab in his old 1998 Jeep Wrangler. I love Jeeping and purchased my first Jeep Wrangler at the age 16. As part of the Jeeping culture we lift, upgrade, and modify our vehicles to make them better perform off-road. A traditional event of the Jeeping culture is Easter Jeep safari where jeepers from all across the country meet together in Moab Utah over a week in April and take to the trails, the whole town is full of thousands of jeeps and trading booths and give aways.

Hunting

harrisonbrunson01 — 2024-02-04 05:50:57 UTC

Another culture that I am a part of is the hunting culture. Growing up my Dad would take us early in the morning to go hiking up frosty foggy mountains and hills to hunt mule deer in eastern Utah with my grandpa. Another part of the hunting culture is duck hunting, there is nothing like standing waist-deep in freezing cold water in waders blowing on a duck call trying to lure ducks flying in overhead to come down for you to blast out of the air! What's unique to this culture besides the massive amounts of camo is not washing your clothes so as not to scare the prey off with unnatural scents of the washing machine.