Prompt: What is the most exciting thing about graduating high school for you personally? In your response, explain what you are looking forward to most after graduation (college, career, independence, travel, etc.) and why it matters to you.

 Prompt Response: After graduation I am really looking forward to college, I am going to be the first gen in my family and it means a lot to me already that I am graduating, showing both my parents that I indeed was capable of going through 4 years of high school under any conditions. College for me is the next big step in my life, I want to start studying for my career and be able to provide for my family without a worry. I also want to prove to myself that I can be more in life. I want to start to get things that I once thought I could never have. Working while being in college and hopefully soon have my own place where I can learn and grow to be independent on my own and knowing that my parents and siblings can count on me if they ever need anything because I really want to be the one that will be able to make it out and have a healthy life style. 

Summary: April 24, 2026, In class we are going to go over a Ted talk assignment and afterwards I am going to continue my work on the ongoing project that my class was assigned. 

Reflection:   I strive to be the best that I can be everyday in any way possible for the better good of my mental, physical, and emotional health, and so that the people around me can also get the very best of me

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