ALL ABOUT ME

Every action has an equal and stronger consequence. As we grow up, we realize that there are some decisions that will forever impact our lives. I believe that dreams come true, but it depends on us if we want to take the risk and fight for them. My dream was achieved once I gathered enough courage and moved to sunny San Diego last summer. Here I started college in the summer and have not looked back yet.These difficult decisions affect the people that we most love our parents. I believe that the best choice I have every made was coming to study in San Diego.This opportunity has given me a wider ranger of options for my future success.This time period has been the first instance of separation from my nest I call home. Even though, I know that this independence does not sit easily with my mother, we both agree that moving here a step forward in the right direction.I will prove tomy parents that I can achieve the goals I propose to myself.For all my hard work,I will demonstrate that I am a better person who is dedicated to her studies. In the end of this journey, I want my parents to look back and be proud of their daughter who will always find her way back to her nest.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

my favirite book " The alchemist"


In order to have a fruitful life, devote yourself to create something that gives you purpose and meaning. Paulo Coelho, author of the book, The Alchemist introduces us to a young boy Santiago. He is a shepherd that is in search of a valuable treasure. In order to find it, he makes a journey across the Mediterranean to the desert desert .In the course of his journey he meets people that are very significant to his life and they help him to find his “Personal Legend”. Santiago’s life experiences awaken our desires to pursue our own goals, find true love and seek faith in God.
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3 comments:

  1. bayanprofessorJanuary 30, 2012 at 7:00 PM

    I have a suggestion for you if you liked Coehlo's The Alchemist. It's an amazing book by Mitch Albom called The Five People You Meet in Heaven. It's easy, but deep as is Coehlo's work. The main character dies and meets five people in heaven who help him answer his life questions, just as the boy Santiago is searching for his own answers.

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  2. Jennica SarmientoFebruary 2, 2012 at 11:52 AM

    This sounds like an interesting book.. I should invest some time into reading this! Any more great suggestions, feel free to comment on my blog :)

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  3. JenniferFebruary 18, 2012 at 11:08 AM

    The way you described the book really caught my interest. I like that there is a hidden message and meaning to the story besides the author just simply telling a story. I'm definately going to dive into it once I get a minute, Thanks for the suggestion!

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