Helena Bravo Monologue

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Hola, Reyna and Alejandro are always happy to hear how you and your family are doing. Alejandro said that Nevlyn doesn't look like the little blond boy that would ride his bike up and down the street. We are all really sorry to hear about your friend Ellen. I hope those little boys find some "mom love" in you, like we did when we needed some extra cuddles. I'm happy to hear that you still use your Spanish a lot in and out of work. Nevertheless, I'm sure your Spanish has evolved into a Puerto Rican/Cuban accent. I'm so happy to hear about Bolivia! I'm sure your "sea-level-lungs" did just fine against those "bolivianos". I bet the intestinal parasites weren't fun, but I'm sure everyone had a blast. I remember vividly providing 85+ hotdogs to local kids on the Blackfoot reservation, but I can't imagine seeing 85 kids lined up to see a dentist. That amazing, I hope all those kids have bright and shiny smiles for a long a time. …show more content…

we are all grown up now. Selena Bravo & Kaylee Monje will Graduating this upcoming June. Miguel Bravo went to WSU for college. Marcos plays soccer for "Surf" and from my understanding, they are a travel team playing tournament all across the west coast. Bryan is on his junior year of college at Central, and his PR for pole vault is 14'9"! I'm on my junior year of high school and a lot has changed for me as well. I traded in soccer for cross country. I traded in Basketball for cheerleading even though I'm not built like one. I still plan to run track this upcoming spring and make a couple new

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