11 (7)
When I was asked the question, Why do you do what you do? it was very difficult for me to grasp the reasoning of why I do the things I do. I mean you would think that is would be an easy question to answer, but you really have to dig deep to find the
My grandmother’s illness instigated my interest. When I was eleven years old, my grandmother, who never showed signs of pain, collapsed on an airplane while traveling and she was suddenly diagnosed with leukemia. At that time, both of my parents were
I was walking on the side walk of a random street when I realized that I had stepped on a piece of gum. As I stared down on the enormous piece that acted as the bridge between the floor and my shoe, I contemplated if I should take the gum out of my s
When describing her past fitness instructor during a murder trial, Elle Woods claims that "happy people just don't shoot their husbands". Elle and I share the belief that fitness leads to happiness. Exercise and nutrition are central to who I am bec
I had a rough start in the beginning of my freshman year at UCLA. I would have never thought that I would be sitting here right now, answering the one question most have trouble answering. I am a triplet in a family of seven that also has a set of tw
It seems to me that much of the actions we choose and decisions we make are greatly influenced by societal and familial standards. Like many people my age, I am a college student that has traveled through the twelve grades to get to where I am now a
