Hello readers. This is my autobiography. First off, I'll start with my name, Robin, and I am in grade nine. This is a brief description of my life. My family includes of my dad, David, my mom, Kim, my sister, Kelsey, my cat, Smokey, and my grandpa. My family helped be become sociable and because of that, I now have a best friend, named Songting. Sports are not a big interest with me, but I do know that volleyball and badminton are very enjoyable. This year, in joining cadets, I hope to finish it, and continue my career in the Royal Canadian Air Force as a pilot. Reading, in my free time, is relaxing. The books I mostly like are fiction and fantasy, and I usually read about 4 books at a time. Swimming, sun tanning, and listening to music in my backyard is also a good pass time for me. My personality is usually very happy, sarcastic, and excited around my family and Songting, but if I'm around people I don't know or who are not my friends, being quiet and keeping to myself usually is what I do. My goals for myself, in grade nine are, to be recommended in grade ten advanced Pre-Cal and not to drop out of cadets. My life, as you just read, is just like a regular grade nine girls' in junior high, and my only true goal, that I want to succeed in is, to do excellent in school and try my best in everything I can do.
20 Years Later
Fly
Q. What I'm Doing and Where am I?
I would be 34 years old, and I am a commercial air pilot. I as well belong to the Royal Air Force. I am at a high rank and I have a job as a commercial air pilot, with flexible hours, so I may be with my family. I am sitting in the pilot's chair, directing the plane, which hold the lives of hundreds of people. I make greeting announcements, announcements concerning weather control and how long the trip will last. I imagine myself all over the world. Flying from North America to South America and from England to China. I am flying over the sea, through the clouds, over the land, and through the storms. I am thinking, the whole time I'm flying, how proud I am of what I've accomplished. Going through cadets, the forces, and know, the one thing I've always wanted to do, and that is to fly.
Q. How Will I Get There?
My dream is to fly and it has always been my dream. I have learned that being in cadets, which can lead into the forces, opens a lot of doors to job opportunities. I will, and have, joined air cadets, which I will continue I until I graduate at 17. In cadets, I will get my glider's license at 16 and my pilots license at 17. After school, I'll join the Air Forces and become an air pilot for a commercial airplane. After I graduate, I will search or a job and live my life as a mother, a wife, and a female whose been in the forces as a air pilot.
Two Short Term Goals: 1. Listen and excel in air cadets, so my rank will rise and I will get picked as the most succeeding cadets. 2. Be more respectful and truthful to my parents.