Kelsey Christian Essay

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Kelsey Christian is a book waiting to be written. Living with her two supportive parents, being a top student, and an amazing vocalist gave Kelsey a golden path to success. But everyone is entitled to being a part of a great story, and without a problem, stories are dull and unreadable. Kelsey was born to Mark and Della Christian on November 7th, 1997. She was planned, so her parents had no difficulty raising her to be the great person she is today. She was raised to be a strong, positive, social butterfly, and she certainly is just that. She has no trouble making friends and being involved in everything she can. She tends to excel in every situation you put her in. Whether it be a volunteer project, dance routine, or pre calculus. …show more content…

Going into middle school choir, she was already a great performer, and her choir director only pushed her further down the right path. Kelsey has been a part of the musical for four years, being a lead for two. "Being a part of the musical changed me more than I realized it would. I'm so close to everyone involved. And I learned to deal with a solid week of no sleep." Said Christian. Along with being a star performer, kelsey Christian is also a star student. Kelsey has a 3.2 GPA and has been in advanced classes since middle school, and even more if you count GATS. Kelsey has already been accepted to UCO, the college of her choice. After college Kelsey wants to be a musical actress. Being in a musical brings her happiness like nothing else ever has. She spends some nights day dreaming about her future and how it can only get better. Not having a hard life may sound great to many of us, but it does have its own problems. Often times Kelsey finds it hard to relate and sympathize with others as she's never experienced loss or dear. She has difficulty searching for the right emotion when she tries helping people. She wouldn't trade her life for anythinf, but she does wish it was easier to understand people. On stage she is magnificent at being any emotion, but in real life, she can never reach the deeper levels of

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