A Memory I Will Never Forget Essay

A Memory I’ll never forget

Do you ever look back at a time in your past and think, “Wow, I actually did it?” Looking back at my senior year in high school, I can tell you that 's one thing I 'll never forget. It not only made me the person I am today, it also prepared me for the real world. During this year, I was able to experience a ton of different things. I was able to purchase my own car, receive my Nursing Assistant Certification, and most importantly receive my diploma. Senior year was the hardest years of my life, but I wouldn’t change a thing.

The summer before my senior year, I was working as a waitress at Shoney’s in Manchester. I worked there for about 3 months, and they went out of business. About three days later, I turned in

This was my biggest accomplishment throughout my senior year. Not very many people in my family can say that they graduated. I wanted to set the influence on not only my little brother but for all my younger relatives. Although, it was one of the best days of my life it was also one of the hardest days. My best friend was moving to Cookeville and telling her goodbye was super hard, but my mom constantly reminded me that you have to finish a chapter in your book in order to begin a new

I have been with the Dollar General for going on 5 months now. I enjoy it. Due to be a full time student in college, I am unable to work as a CNA because it would be very difficult to work 12 hour shifts. I want to be able to focus on my schooling and my work. I am hoping after my first or second semester in college that I can start working as a CNA at Rain tree Manor in McMinnville. Many people say working with Home health is much easier, but my opinion I prefer nursing home labor. Before getting my certification, I had a few different careers thought out in the medical field. First, I wanted to be a paramedic with life-flight, then, I wanted to be a NICU nurse. I didn’t quite know what exactly I wanted to do; I just knew I wanted to help people. After receiving my certification I had finally made my mind up, I wanted to be a Registered Nurse. There were quite a few days I just wanted to give up, but I didn’t because I knew in the end it would all be worth it. I am beyond proud of myself for accomplishing these goals, I not only made myself proud but I also made my mom and my dad proud and that’s all I wanted to do. This was a life changing experience for me, and it taught me so many different things. Whatever you set your mind to, go with it, and don’t ever let someone talk you out of doing what you love. If you have a job that you love, you will never work a day in your