Well where to begin..... I am who, I am and there no point trying to be who I am not.
I have live with my family. I have five siblings, three sisters and a brother. My twin and subsquently th eldest(By 2 minutes)goes to Umass Amherst.
The Third youngest is my sister goes to Salem State College in Mass.
The Fourth youngest is my brother who is a senior in Highschool.
And the fifth youngest is a freshman in highschool. I Live 30 minutes north of Boston, Mass.
I have a wonderful circle of friends who I hangout with every Friday night.
I only have three friends who are women and I am currently and have always been single.
I am doing AFROTC (Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corp) and I love every moment of it.
My Father served in the Air Force attianed the Rank of Captian why navigating a B-52 Bomber.
My Aunt was a Captian in a medical corp in the Army. Now it is I who will carry the military traditions and serve my country with pride.
My Achievements are plenty: I have lettered in Track five times. My best mile time was a 4:45. My Best 2 mile time was a 10:35.
ROTC a recieved several awards: 1st is Warrior Spirit Award for being recognised Only one cadet from each class AS100- AS400 is chosen to receive this award. The award is given to those who come with unbridled enthusiasm and taking every challenge with open arms. They are energetic in what they do and are a large morale booster to the cadet corps.
2nd is Being recognised in the top 15% of the entire ROTC detachment membership of 60+(not including senior members) who have been a valuable asset to the senior staff and the junoir and senior cadets and who has lived the Air Force Core Value "Excellence in all we do." they have giving their all to the cadet corp and to the detachment. I was awarded top 15% of the class twice. 3rd is I receive a 90% on a PFT (Physical Fitness Test) the offical test of the Air Force.
4th is receiving the Honor Flight award going to the cadet flight who has preformed above all other flights in the Detachment.