Who Am I: Who I Am James Williams Buchanan Jr.

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Who Am I I am James Williams Buchanan Jr. I am a person that doesn't like to be told different directions at the same time. I am hard headed and a smart mouth sometimes. I was so hard headed you could call me a rock. I am a person that will try to do anything to achieve my goal. Just imagine when you finally achieve your goal and BAM! Your whole life will be changed forever, and you'll be remembered forever. Just like Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) did. I am a person that tries to learn everything and anything he can. I am the type of person to push you to the limit, so you can reach your goal. You might hate at that moment but when it's all over you'll probably love me. I am a person who loves sports such as basketball and baseball. I love

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