Business Case

i like business. it tells me what to do in my life. yes oh yeshouse which was a spacious place. It was a 3 bedroom, 2 bath house on Burdett way. It had a huge background with a front yard covered with an oak tree. I loved to play with baby dolls in my toddler years. I loved to pretend to be a mom and play house with them. I would feed them, change diapers, and even rock them to sleep. While all other toddlers where into little Barbie dolls, I was always in the corner changing a baby dolls clothes. When my dolls weren't present, going to park was my second best thing to do. I enjoyed the swing and slides. My prep school year memories aren't too vivid, but the one thing that sticks out was when I played with a piñata on my friend, Carolina's sixth birthday. I was the one that broke open the piñata and we all flew for the Mexican candy. It was an exciting day because my mom would never let me get a piñata for my birthday. On the other hand, my worst experience during those years would have to be when I was combing my hair and a big chunk of hair gets pulled out with the comb. So for like a month I had a big bald spot in the middle of my head.

During the next stage in my life between the ages of six through thirteen, I was in elementary school. I attended Nicholas and Liembach Elementary School. I had some of the best teachers and staff during those years. My favorite subject was music if that counts. I would always look forward to my teacher Mr. Cuttingham to come in and teach us the recorder. I even got to perform during 6th grade. I never ran into any bad elementary school teachers, but I had plenty favorites like Mrs. Dykema because she was so sweet and I had the most memories with her. I met both of my best friends, Emily and Christina in that class during recess. I was really competitive in four square. Even though I knew how to have fun, people saw me as being really smart. My mom was proud

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