Graduation Speech By Lauren Stickler

Hello, My name is Flene Montana, I'm here today to fill up this application for los santos police department, I have 3 brothers, also my father but my mom died in a horrible car crash, my dad is a guns dealer which means he works with weapons he buys and he sells in the same time, he uses the sea to reach the other countries so he can buy and sell at the same time, my first two brothers work in the FMD, they are really successful in their job, my last brother is working in LVPD, since he lived in LV, because my dad kicked us all from the house because we have reached the age 18, when my dad kicked us from the house to the world my brothers quickly found a job that is really good for the public, but my luck was bad since I didn't found any job

I ran into my dear friend, Holly Anderson Casabar, today... She told me about this yummy recipe she made for dinner the other day AND she introduced me to a squash that I've never even heard of before called Chayote Squash.... Have any of you tried it?? Her recipe looks delicious and it's gut friendly and healthy!

C. Hill has one sibling. II. Hill attended Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey. A. During her sophomore year in high school, she had a part on the soap opera “As the World Turn.”

Hello my names is Hannah Bibbins. I’m an incoming freshman and I will be attending Waterford High School. The reason I am writing to you is because I’m asking sponsorship or donation. I show in the waterford 4-H club. And this is my fifth year showing but I’ve been around my club since before I can remember. I am showing two goats in breeding (one doe and one buck). And I am also an aspiring herdsmen when it comes to goats. This is my second year showing my doe Cory and my first year showing my buck Calvin. They both have very fun and energetic souls. This is also my fifth year showing a pig. This year my pigs name is buba and he is a cross breed. And lets just say he's very stubborn but when it comes to the

Softball was not a sport I grew up playing since the t-ball age like most people who are still in the game at my age group. It wasn't till after my grandfather passed away in 2009 that my mother suggested to me that I tried playing the sport that my grandfather had a love for. After him being on of  my biggest role model in my life and largest influences on both mine and my brothers lives I didn't hesitate to try. After only one year of playing house league softball in Belleville my coach asked me to join a select softball team. Knowing that this team would not have a pitcher in this upcoming season I practiced with my dad at the pitching mound In our backyard. I quickly picked up on to the skills

Growing up in a family that always played softball led me into the game that shaped my life. I have always had a gift for playing, and it came easy to me. Years of practice, and money spent on travel ball teams steered me into a life filled with softball. Softball was involved with my life all through my childhood and into high school.

Hello Trace last night show was awesome, you did a great job as always. I truly understand who you are after seeing your show “who is Tracie Collins.” However I would like to apologize for what happen last night, my friend gave Alfred White a flyer when she heard him asking me about my up and coming play. I pulled her aside and asked her not to pass out flyers. I explained to her before we came to the show that I wasn’t there to promote my play but to support you and your show. However other people asked me about my play as well, I told them to check my face book page for the times, dates and location if they where interested in going .

Did you know softball is challenging?Well,it is because you have to compete and you want to win.It is hard to win but i like it.Also,

Growing up softball was a big part of my life. Ever since I started playing at the age of five, I dreamt of being on the high school softball team. I would practice and practice just to make myself better. I would beg my dad to come outside and hit pop flys for me to catch or pitch to me so I could work on my swing. Everything I did was supposed to make me good enough to get a spot on that team.

My name Brittany Biggar, and I’m currently attending the University of Lethbridge, completing by B.SC/ B.Ed. I grew up on a farm, just outside a small hamlet in southern Alberta and I’ am lucky to still call it home. The community that I grew up in was very small, so small that we were given hamlet, instead of town status. Although our “hamlet” didn’t have much to offer amenity wise, there are many other things small towns can offer and for me, I couldn’t have imagined growing up in the big city.

My hard work not only helped my team, but helped myself. Softball taught me that having effort and ambition will make you successful. I learned that my own hard work didn't only benefit me, but it benefitted my teammates around me. I also was forced to leave my comfort zone. Looking back, my decision to play softball didn't seem like a big deal then. But without it, I don't think I would the hard working, competitive person that I am. I have learned the valuable skills of teamwork and humility. Softball shaped me into the person that I am

The dirt that sticks to your cleats after it rains, the heat from the beating sun comes down on your face. Softball is one of my favorite sports. I’ve been playing the game for about 7 years now. I love the feeling of joy when you get new equipment, and I love some of the girls. Some of the girls were just plain rude, and mean. You didn’t want to be around them. Even though you might love the game I learned you also have to respect the people you are playing the game with each day.

Softball is my favorite sport. I like softball because it requires you to always be aware of what’s going on. I also enjoy the fact that you have to be able to work well with others in order to be successful. Unlike other sports, there is no way to function as a single player. I think this helps to teach the value of building relationships with others as well.

Softball is my favorite sport. I love the excitement it brings me every time i smack the ball out of the park. The game of softball was created on Thanksgiving day 1887, but did not become a NCAA approved sport until 1910. (http://www.athleticscholarships.net/history-of-softball.htm) One person that i look up to as a role model is Jennie Finch. She is one of the best softball players that has played in the olympics multiple times. Not only did she just play in the olympics, but won a gold medal in the 2004 olympics, and a silver medal in 2008. She started to love the sport when she was young at age. She recognized the sport when she was a bat girl for the bruins baseball team. From that moment on, she began to fall in love with the sport. Her first time playing softball was around the age of five. Three years later, she started to practice as a pitcher. She wanted to work her way up to be the best in softball. As years past, she reached her goal and before she knew it she started playing in the olympics! ( http://usatodayhss.com/2015/jennie-finch-playced-softball-recruiting Jennie Finch 's love for the game was as great as her love for her family and friends. Her competitive nature was obvious from the start. She had great athletic ability. She was the best on her team; faster, bigger, and stronger than most of them. Her arm was like a cannon and she was a great

I've been playing softball since I was 8 years old. My family always been a baseball or softball family. I have 3 sisters and 2 brothers and we all started playing at a young age. My parents signed us up to keep us out of trouble and motivated. It helped keep us busy on our boring days. Not only that but it was fun and enjoyable. Softball has always been a big part of my life. Playing softball always been a family thing, I had many challenges that I faced, and softball can really help through school.