When I turned seventeen I moved to New Hampshire and lived there a little more than a year leaving to come back home for my senior year of high school. For the time that I lived in New hampshire it sparked many new interests and desires. I met a wonderful girl and embarked on my first long term relationship which I learned not soon enough the weight of decision making and its impact on my person. Through the wonderful journey of life's do's and don'ts there has not been a greater enlightenment than the one of a christian lifestyle. During the brief time in New Hampshire I first heard about Salvation or Jesus. I dimly part took in the life only because it was what surrounded me. Finally when I finished going to high school and I phrase it in that way because I dropped out my senior year to work full time because I had just bought a brand new 2008 Honda Civic. There were more important things than education like money, females, and getting wasted. Although the emphasis couldn't be greater I forgot about Salvation, Jesus, and christianity. In which today is the nearest, dearest, most precious and prized possessions of my life today which is my faith in God.
Around when I turned twenty-three my life felt like it was in a downward-spiral. Lost my car, my girl friend, my job and on top had dropped out of school; almost sounds humorous, I guess even best artistic tragedies will make you smile half-heartedly. That was the least of my problems, I had caused a lot of pain at home to numerous loved ones, really felt broken at that time. Clogging my brain and body up with toxins was not enough anymore because no matter how wasted or involved I was in toxic relationships there was no solace. This is a mere glimpse of the drive that propels me to accomplish my goals. My faith is one of the greatest gifts I have received that has become the source of all goals and hope I have. I want to travel the world, I want to teach all over the world, although not the best I want to sing all over the world and I want to give all the glory to God.