High School has been a blast. I am so blessed to have good friends, a great family, a challenging school, and nice sports career. (I use career for lack of a better word) I have tried to do all there is to do. I tried to take chances, and to explore everything, to leave no stone unturned (except for art, did not quite get to that). I feel ready to take on college, although it is a bit scary, I am ready.

My future plans are to attend Dordt College in the fall where I will join the Pre-Physial Therapy program and also join the womens basketball team. I then aim to apply to graduate school in Physical Therapy and earn a Professional Degree.

I also plan on traveling throughout Europe. I am currently learning Italian and plan to go there someday, one of the things that I want to see is the Sistine Chapel. I am also planning on learning French, Spanish, German, Portugese, and more Navajo. I would love to communicate with people from different places, to learn their stories and to learn about their cultures. We'll see how long that takes me.

I also plan on starting a family someday, after I've grown as a person and can devout everything to them.

There are many, many things that I plan on doing throughout my life. I am truly excited about everything that is in store for me; but one of the things I am most excited about is being able to explore my faith, to grow in it, and to have it challenged. I hope to become like those I look up to, like my teachers at Rehoboth. To me, they demonstrate Gods grace; they show me that they are real people, not saints. Real people, with real problems, who deal with regular things. It feels comforting to know that we do not all have to be St. Augustine, but just regular joe's, we can just be ourselves and God accepts us.