The process of baking cookies is very similar to the stages of our lives. Parents are those who mix the ingredients, schooling that assists the dough to rise, and the student who comes out in different shapes, sizes, and flavors. Throughout my life, there have been numerous events and individuals who aided in forming the person I have become. If it weren’t for all the joy and suffering that these people have caused me, I am sure that I would not be quite as academically prepared as I am today. My mother specifically has been an amazing role model throughout all the days of my life.
Today, too many children are drinking and doing drugs at a frightening young age without blinking an eye at their homework. Thankfully, my childhood taught me that making the right decisions ultimately will lead you to a better pathway for your future. When I was in grammar school I did not appreciate the punishments I received or guidelines that were set, but looking back I am glad that my mother loved me enough to properly punish for any misconduct. There was never a time that she had to place a finger on me, because I knew with one look that I better clean up my act. Also, attending a catholic grammar school helped enforce proper actions and sensible decision making.
Behind the horrible uniform and scorching hot summer days without air conditioning,
College is like the next step to the “real world,” where you finally decide to put together everything that has been learned in the past and build on it. By attending
The time has come to put the cookies in the oven and see how they turn out. Will I succeed in life or accidentally burn? Having had a strong educational background, I am sure that I will come out just golden around the edges. Knowing that I have had an outstanding baker (mother) I am certain that all the hard work will pay off in the end. Eventually, I will be able to help one of my future children set themselves up for an equally rewarding future.

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