My Literacy: My Favorite Day Of My Life

Growing up in a family of book worms it was relatively easy for me to learn how to be literate. It was actually encouraged so much that if I didn’t read books I would be grounded for the week, or until I finished a book. Although writing was not as much enforced coming from a family of diagnosed dyslexics, but even then it was an important part of my childhood. When I was first told that I had dyslexia, I didn’t even know how to spell it, so how in the world was I supposed to know what it meant? I was told at the early age of nine that I was not able to do as much as other kids, so they told me that if I hoped to learn I was to be put in a remedial class that would go back and “teach” me how to read and write just like everyone else. Although

This is a church service run completely by the teenagers of the church. Although it is supervised by a young adult to make sure that everything stays on topic. We are to write everything from the prayers to the sermons. My personal favorite thing to do was the sermons, where I get to go up and tell everyone about my opinion about the bible, also about how intern it has helped me in my faith journey. Although that is only one of my many literary successes, another one would have to be my favorite two words to say together, I graduated. Now even though I am in college, a place where everyone has done this, I still take pride in the biggest accomplishment of my

My mom’s name is Lea Nichole Harrison, and she is, has, and always will be my inspiration to strive to be a better person. She is the definition of a busy mom between her job, as well as the second one she volunteers for she is also in clubs and organizations, but even with all of that she has still been able to be a full time mom and wife to my brother, dad, and I. the second visual that I used was a clip art of books, even though I am not as big of a fan of reading as I used to be, in fact I never really read unless I have to, it has still been a tremendous factor in my growth of literacy. The third photo that I used was a picture of a Presbyterian cross, which is the base of my faith. I have been able to grow in many different ways through that place, as well as meeting people that have done nothing but care for me. Now for my fourth and final visual I put a clip art of a school. Even though school has not been very fair or easy for me it still would have to be one of the most important things in my life, I have had nothing but people trying to help prepare me for life in the real