May 30 1992,after about 20 minutes of labour I was ready to makemy mark on the world. How did I do this? I peed on the doctor as soon as I wasdelivered, of course! Here I am world!

April 1999,I played football for the first time ever and it setme on a journey that helped shape the person I am today. This was a major partof my primary school experience and it helped me create long lastingrelationships.

September 2004,I began high school.

April 2006,I was selected to play on a bantam AAA football team.During the next two summers we won 2 championships. I was named team captainand won an MVP award. During this time I met some very inspirational coacheswho pushed me to new levels and taught me about commitment and work ethic.

December 2007,I started working at Ares Cuisine part time. Workingat Ares has been a major part of my life and I Still work there 9 years later.

September 2008,through an outreach program at my school I first beganvolunteering with kids with special needs.

April 2008-2010,I continued playing football at the Midget AAA level.We won 3 more championships; I won another MVP award and was named to theprovincial All-star team.

November 2009,I met a girl who would later become my best friend andthe love of my life.

June 2009,I graduated High School and started at Dawson Collegein April.

September 2011,I began volunteering at the Friendship Circle, anorganization for children with special needs.

May 2011I graduated from Dawson College and at this point decided to work fulltime at Ares Cuisine. I enjoyed working at Ares and I learnt a lot and itmotivated me to go to University.

September 2012,I began school at McGill University in finance and Management

January 2013,I fell in love with my girlfriend L.P who has impactedmy life in such a positive way. I bounced around McGill for a bit.

June 2015My girlfriend convinced me to try something new.During the summer we hoped on a plane to Iceland and three months later wesomehow ended up in Morocco and it changed my life!

April 2015I began Law School at l’Université de Montréal. Thisbrings us to where we are now.