I may not be a fan of my own essays, but i was assigned to do this. =] Website Narrative: Let's Analyze Me By: Kymberley L.K. In the way of names, mine has probably won the award of “most uniquely spelled.” It seems as though my parents may have found the name Kimberly too standard for the extraordinary child they expected me to become. Then, being right to do so, they tossed in an “e” and a dash of “y” to the bubbling cauldron of names. From there, they came up with something practically unheard of; more appropriately, unseen. By taking the name Kimberly from the original pink power ranger, they jumbled the alphabet and came up with Kymberley. Now, constantly correcting a person by saying, “No, it’s a y’ not an ‘i’. Oh! And there is an extra ‘e’ by the way,” might appear to be redundant, but it is not as it seems. When I utter that phrase, even for the millionth time, it feels as if I have a murder mystery that needs depicting. Even as I go on with the explanation of my name nearly every month, I still cease to be taken by surprise when people do not catch on; mostly because I take pleasure in assisting another. Also, from time, I became aware that no one pays attention in the first place; not only to names, but along with facts in general. There is always that handful of bright fellows who figure things out for themselves. Disappointingly, everyone else decide to hop onto the superficial bandwagon instead. Take the initiative of band students for instance. Most view them as geeky, low lives. Astonishingly, I know for fact that if a person actively participates in musical programs, then they will find a plethora of musicians with vibrant social lives too. Of course, band is not the only social class I am involved in. I also have a passion to run. I can constantly jog for miles without the need to walk. That is where I acquire the type of mindset that allows me to push forward. Though, I could never keep this mental status without the support of my close family and friends. In life, I am fortunate to have those that care about me in my surroundings. My best friend, Haley, has, ever since kindergarten supported the paths that I take. She is always there to keep my head held high, even at the worst of times. I am so enthused to take note on how much faith I have in her. Now, being described often as dreadfully reserved, it means a lot when I can truly trust someone enough to think of them as I answer the question, “Who can I trust?” Though, it is she that has made my transition into high school easier. Hopefully, I will always have her near to either goof off with or talk seriously with. Especially when it comes to future plans, such as career options and college choices. Thankfully, with her consultation, I want to pursue into the psychology and medical field. Already having the basic idea of what I plan on chasing, it is easier to focus on setting and accomplishing goals. Most of these ambitions have one all around central scheme, success. My idea of success is to have a vast range of knowledge that will allow a relaxed yet fulfilling lifestyle. Conversely, this is a tremendously broad aspiration. That is why I now take time to create stepping stones to reach those long term objectives. This style of planning will ensure that my plans are realistic, challenging and managed properly. While I will miss a lot of the carefree times of dodge-ball and hopscotch, I am proud to finally take a larger step into adulthood and take more responsibility for my actions. The change from eighth grade to ninth and so forth is drastic. I feel as though it is a whole new beginning. In this new beginning, life is not going to pause for a blue day or a late night. The change will be tough, although the one thing I know is that undoubtedly the journey to success will come easier with preparation and opportunity. With this thought always in my subconscious, I will hold the ability to stay more focused and accomplish my desires. |