In the town of Charlotte on November sixteenth in 1994, I came into the world. I started with one sister only two years older than I, but three years later, I gained a younger sister as well. I grew up as the standard suburban child. However, for schooling, I was sent to private, Catholic School and was sheltered from vulgarities. My parents ushered me into various sports including swimming, softball, and soccer in which they were avid supporters and coaches. After living in Charlotte for a decade, my parents followed the footsteps of one of my close friend's parents and moved the family to Saint Simons Island in Georgia. Since we relocated, my mother and father decided to put my sisters and me in public school. I came to completely love Saint Simons and the close friends I had made in school. In middle school, I dropped soccer and softball, kept swimming, and added cross-country. I was saddened the summer following tenth grade since my parents had decided to move yet again. This time we moved to Cumming, Georgia. I awkwardly struggled the first few weeks but quickly met new friends. Over the summers, I gained a job as a lifeguard with AMS Pools, which I still work for as pool manager. I graduated proudly as tenth in my class and had fourteen AP classes under my belt. I currently attend the University of Georgia and major in Cellular Biology. Recently, I became a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta family. I love my family, my friends, Athens, and the person I have become.