This week’s moral virtues coincided with my subsequent final week of work.
By far one of the most selfless and giving individuals I have met, Christian continues to give back to the world through community service endeavors, as well as gracing people with his presence and his genuine niceness. I attempted to imitate him in working for free student teaching as well as performing other duties that could potentially help the world in which we live.
Elizabeth was a heck of a leader back when I was in youth for Ron Paul at UCSD. Her leadership and prowess for success will ensure she obtains it in the future. (I have no doubt about that). I hope I can use the leadership skills I have acquired under her direction into my future profession.
Tanya has been working hard and diligently for not only the past week, but the past few years. It’s not that easy living separately from your parents (unlike the rest of us), but she somehow makes it look easy. I only hope I can maintain her same strength and diligence as I carry onto the 2014 school year.
Imparting wisdom on others has always been a part of Amul, especially now that he’s chosen to go into the medical profession. I hope I can be as witty and knowledgeable about the world in which I live as he is (and can share that with my subsequent students).
Work, ironically enough (at EHS), was where I met Claire. She worked hard then and worked hard now, even going so far as to work in the summers away from her precious home in Northern California. In finalizing my final week of work, I was able to carry out my three jobs on a high note (indefinitely ending two of them).
Next week I will wrap everything up I have learned throughout the course of the year and hope to tackle “everything” so to speak.
