Personal Narrative: Your Honor

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“Your honor”, a term that one would use in court to a judge was my nickname growing up. My parents used to refer to me as “Your honor” ever since I was a child because they saw that I had a knack for reading and helping others. My parent’s intuition that law was the right career avenue for me amazes me to this day and I am appreciative that I was able to live in a home that encouraged me to pursue a career in that plays off my interests and natural talents.
Before I was even a freshman in college, I always had a goal to be involved with law, currently I have my eye set on becoming a attorney and then work towards becoming a judge. To be able to go to college, I feel that I am one step closer to achieving my goals. Currently I am paying for

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