My activities, interest, achievements, and talents have both developed and retrogressed through the years. During my early childhood years, I developed a passion for architecture. Upon learning of this interest, I often built skyscrapers out of blocks or I drew cities on the computer. I later joined the Lego Club in which I received a free set of Legos. This interest grew, as I was getting older. When I first started, I was building high rises out of building blocks. I then began to build airports, police stations and small towns out of Legos. As a result of my desire for architecture, I won the art fair in the first grade for my pieces. This passion died out when I reached the third grade; I then had a desire to speak in front of crowds. This is when I applied to be the speaker for the third grade class. I often spoke in front of students and faculty. My third grade year is the year in which I discovered the majority of my talents. We learned our timetables in class and I was the only student that successfully recited the full table (one through twelve) in front of the school. As a result of this achievement I was rewarded first place at the school Math Meet. I advanced to the fourth grade with the Honor Roll Highest Achiever Award. When I reached the fourth grade, I began to watch movies and TV shows; this is when I developed an interest in becoming an actor. I participated in the Christmas and Easter programs from the fourth to the fifth grade. Often I participated in skits during church service. Upon my advancing to the sixth grade I changed schools. My parents enrolled me in Frederick K.C. Price III College Prep Junior High School. When I arrived it seemed like a pretty cool place. I joined the flag football team where I discovered I really enjoyed playing football. Junior high basketball was fun, but it didn't have the intensity football had. Through my junior high years I participated in all three Christmas programs. The...