Childhood And Career Choices In The Future Adulthood

One of the most important experiences of our a lives as people are actually our childhood´s. During childhood we get to traverse the world with tremendous imaginations, where we get to find out what we love to do and how surprisingly this affects our career choices in the future adulthood. Gratefully, I was lucky enough to interview a person who loves the outdoors and has a passion for science just as much, if not more than I do myself. Pillager Public School’s own Ryan Saulsbury. Standing just around six feet and obtaining brown hair with a smaller beard, he looks to be a little intimidating but is actually one of the nicest guys you will ever meet. Loving the outdoors just as much if not more than anyone else do to his extensive time in the woods or on the water as a young lad. Mr. Saulsbury grew up being outside all the time due to a pure passion for the breathtaking outdoors and a more than willing family to accompany him. As a kid, his family would either have the Suburban hooked up to the camper or the boat. He said, “ I was gone every weekend spring,

Saulsbury was diagnosed with lymes, A disease that is caused by bacteria which is spread by ticks. This impacted his life in a huge way. Having not hunted a game bird of any kind in six years (since 2011), which he has absolute love and passion for hunting small game came to a dead still, and looking forward to taking his kids and passing on what he has learned. On a good day Mr. Saulsbury can walk a mile, which makes “Hunting pretty tough.” Trooper is a great term to put under Mr. Saulsbury. Still taking his family out fishing frequently, and slaying the big ones! Impacting my life in a huge way, which Mr. Saulsbury has easily crushed, because his childhood sounds a lot like mine. Do to the passion he has for the outdoors, the love for fishing, and for the classes that I have had with him, for he teaches you a lot about science and a whole lot about life. Forever, I will be grateful for