dear momma and daddy
ever since i was little i remember yall encouraging me to follow my passions. when i was into cooking yall bought me ingredients. when i was into bird watching yall bought me wood to build bird houses. luckily for yall this passion i wish to follow now requires no money. in fact it will in a way produce money or atleast free up money that yall had previously set aside. i am going to teach first graders to speak english in south america. i know your thinking what about college but lets think this through. in high school you pushed me to work harder and make all a's. it just so happens that i pushed myself so much that i learned everything i needed to know in high school. i speak spanish fluently and know way more about the english language than what is needed to teach first graders. i cant way to help these deprived children! arent you excited for me???
dear hannah
we are so thrilled that you are going to help children in various countries. this will teach you so much more than a school ever can. i cant wait for you to get back and tell us all you've learned. we are sad that you wont be staying at st.eds because you will no longer be getting so many free shirts but the sacrafice is well worth it. even though you complained all those years we pushed you, right now all we have to say to you is..."told you so." you know your so glad to have learned so much in high school you could drop out of college and still be successful. we are so proud of you honey!!!! call us soon.
ever since i was little i remember yall encouraging me to follow my passions. when i was into cooking yall bought me ingredients. when i was into bird watching yall bought me wood to build bird houses. luckily for yall this passion i wish to follow now requires no money. in fact it will in a way produce money or atleast free up money that yall had previously set aside. i am going to teach first graders to speak english in south america. i know your thinking what about college but lets think this through. in high school you pushed me to work harder and make all a's. it just so happens that i pushed myself so much that i learned everything i needed to know in high school. i speak spanish fluently and know way more about the english language than what is needed to teach first graders. i cant way to help these deprived children! arent you excited for me???
dear hannah
we are so thrilled that you are going to help children in various countries. this will teach you so much more than a school ever can. i cant wait for you to get back and tell us all you've learned. we are sad that you wont be staying at st.eds because you will no longer be getting so many free shirts but the sacrafice is well worth it. even though you complained all those years we pushed you, right now all we have to say to you is..."told you so." you know your so glad to have learned so much in high school you could drop out of college and still be successful. we are so proud of you honey!!!! call us soon.

3 Comments:
At December 07, 2006 3:37 PM,
NicoleJ said…
is this really what you think your parents would say? if so that is awesome. my mom would probably have a break down. wouldn't it really be nice to be able to do that? (i know it would be nice to skip these last years of school) you would definitely learn a lot down in south america, and other parts of the world for that matter, that you would never learn in college. lots of life experiences to be had. it would be rewarding too to help the deprived children.
At December 07, 2006 5:24 PM,
Christine said…
Yeah, I think my parents would freak out if I was leaving college. If your parents are really that relaxed about things then more power too you. I would take full advantage.
At December 10, 2006 3:49 PM,
Gigi L. said…
awesome. i would like to do that too. but i'm pretty sure my parents would definitely not approve of that. thats cool that you know spanish. i took four years of it and i still cant speak it at all. or read it. actually, im really not sure how i even passed spanish 4. i never studied. i guess it's my fault that i never learned spanish then. its too bad my parents didnt push me as hard as yours did.
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