While looking back over the years, rummaging through pictures and memories, people count to realize how much they have changed. I know that who I am now is not who I used to be. I am a sixteen year middle-aged lowly attending Desert High School, I am felicitous with who I am and who I want to be, I eff sports, and I love being around others, especially my friends. However, when I look back to when I was fourteen year old freshman attending Desert High School, a real two years ago, I was not happy with my spirit or whither it was going, sports seemed to be a job, and all I could do was wait for the day to end so I could be by my self, back in my room. Looking back on then while seeing now, I realized that I have evolved into an entirely different person.
        The summer between one-eighth grade and freshman year brought about a grapple of change for me, the biggest being my family moving from Fort Irwin to Edwards AFB. From the day we got here all I wanted to do was leave, and being new here, I had no friends; I was still unable to allow go of my old home.
My inability to cope with the change of moving, unite with the fact that I had no one to talk to, caused me to extraction into depression. This depression caused my self-esteem, which was very high while living at Ft. Irwin, to plummet, this, in turn, causing me to be anti-social. The only escape I had from this downward spiraling path was sports, and even this was very inadequate help. I disliked everyone on my teams, they disliked me, and the only agreement I played was to spite them.
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