Also Gilles used to be part of the Junior Olympic Swimming team for his international school in New York. Phatcharapol : Where did you grow up? [Background] Gilles : I grew up in Laos, Morocco and New York. Phatcharapol : Were you happy there? Gilles :In Laos I was too young to remember, In New York I had a lot of fun and in Morocco was the best time in my life because the weather there was very gorgeous.
The totem is abundent with the team wins a victory. Familes celebrated as well as strangers. People who had never met befor coming together for a game embraced one another, laughing and celebrating like they had known each other for years. The love
The five adjective that describe are activator, leadership, responsibility, significance, and authentic. I believe that I will be able to be a contributing member of your organization by continuing to hold true to my values. My first adjective is activator, which goes with my second adjective of leadership because I enjoy turning ideas into actions and I do not wait for others to give me permission to start something. Even as a young boy this was true of my personality. When I was only 8 years old, I was down at the beach for the weekend and I wanted to buy a fishing pole so that I could fish off of our dock.
Senior Year It was the fall of 1984; I was a senior in high school, this wasn’t a new school for me, I had attended this school for the last three years. Getting to school that morning proved to be very exciting, entering the doors at Hanau American High, this was going to be my last first day of school there. We were all excited to see each other, although we may have seen each other during the summer. This time I walked in with my head held high, I was a senior. We were going to rule the school, was going to be the best school year of my life.
During the trip, in one of the Sao Paulo malls, the modeling scouts liked me and invited me to come to their model agency. I had lived my whole life and I had never thought of becoming a model. I loved to play volleyball and believe that this could be my future; I was very tall and skinny. The rest of the class went to the amusement park while I, after being promised to go there on some other occasion, went with my Mom, who accompanied us on our trip, to the model agency. After the visit, caving in to the insistence of the agency’s staff who said that I had a profile for the modeling business, I had a book of my pictures made and came back home waiting to see what would happen.
Later that night, I thought about it more and it actually was the best thing for me. A couple weeks later I ran into Alex again and set up my appointment. Behind my parents back, I joined the "finest Navy" in the world. Boot camp started out kind of rough and it was a real eye opener. I struggled on the testing portions because I learn better hands on.
However, just remembering my first love in 8th grade ,that day that he asked me to be his girlfriend ,still gives me butterflies in my stomach. The beginning of this relationship shaped me into a sophisticated and stronger human being. Over the months we fell in love. I just remember those simple activities we did together that impressed me. Little by little, I grew so close to him, and cared about
The Art of Coaching Basketball The enjoyment of basketball has always been in my life. I played for almost ten years and I love the sport very much. Two years ago, a local parent in my hometown of Butler, Pennsylvania called me about coaching a 5th grade basketball team. He knew that my dream has always been to coach basketball, and he knew I would do a good job. He offered me the job and he said that a little money would be in the deal also.
I had never been so happy. My dad had gotten home just in time for the 4th of July for God’s sake. The most incredible person to ever grace my presence came home after two years away, doing “army stuff.” Not to mention, I got to tell my friends that MY dad and his best friend were the ones that got to set off the fireworks, so you could call me the coolest kid in town if you wanted. I remember going crazy when my mom told me that, thinking he had done something really special to get that honor, comparable to my dad being awarded the key to the city or something. All the other kids were pretty impressed so I couldn’t have been too misled.