Personal Narrative Of My Life: Lauren Rose Barthelemy

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My life 13 years ago I came into this world, the first thing my parents noticed was my bright red hair. (which none of them had and were shocked.) They named me Lauren Rose Barthelemy. My last name is french and my middle name was named after my two grandparents. My first name my parents thought was cool. I live in a small place called gilman two miles away from Peter and Pauls Church. When I was little I was always doing tricks and balancing on random objects. By the time I was ten my parents signed me up for gymnastics after an year of begging. A month later I got invited to be on team North Crest. We train for 11 hours a week to get ready for competing in the fall. I have gotten lots of awards for doing well on each event. I have also won an first place award for a poster for the Beton county soil conservation contest. Drawing is one of my talents I have always been good at it. Another talent I have is gymnastics when I started I learned the skills quickly. A special place to our family is our aunts cabin. We go there every year and we have a lot of fun with our relatives. …show more content…

You have to work hard in everything you do and believe in because you only get one chance at it. Life is special because not everybody has a chance to live it or have an good life. Life is a chance to have fun, learn, and practice your beliefs. Eventually if you keep working hard you could get very successful and create an good life for your family in the future. The type of person I am is a perfectionist if I get something wrong I will be frustrated about it but I usually try again and fix my mistakes. I’m a happy person and I like to have fun with my friends and family. One of biggest fear is losing my family and

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