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Question: What is your earliest memory?

Answer: One of my earliest memories is growing up in Virginia on a tobacco farm and enjoying running around the farm and being able to enjoy all the fruits and vegetables I wanted from the garden.

Question: What is one of the most important lessons you have learned in life?

Answer: Wow. Do onto others as others as you would have others do on to you I think for me being a people person has been a very valuable lesson for me. Being kind to people even when people are not kind to me and forgiving people easily and right away which is not always easy but I get there.  

Question: If you could travel anywhere in the world where would it be and why?

What was your favorite memory?

“Uhm, like Christmas morning because I like the idea of Christmas and being with my family.”

Who do you look up to? Why do you look up to this person?

“Who do I look up to? I don’t really look up to anyone, um my sister because she raised me.”

Do you believe that you are an inspiration to someone? Why?

1. Who plays an inspirational role in your life?

“My parent are definitely really inspirational part of my life. They’ve taught me how to work hard, how to be kind, and how to be there for other people.”

2. if you could dream of a perfect day, what would be included?

“I think my perfect day would include nature, a nice hike with some water to dive in to, and a picnic.”

3. How would you like to be remembered?

“I would just like to be remembered.”

Question #1: What’s your earliest memory?

Answer: “Um, earliest memory, wow, the earliest one I could think of that I remember like vividly was being in, ah, like preschool, like really, really young school, and they were projecting a movie on the wall, and it was like a superman thing flying around, and everyone had to like fly around the superman, and I ended up getting dizzy and sick from doing it.  That was one of my earliest memories. I was probably like 4 at the time, 3 or 4.”

Question #3: Describe your perfect day.

Answer: “Perfect day, uh, get up early and, uh, go to the Italian market in Philadelphia, get a whole bunch of stuff that I want to cook that day, bring it back and I would probably get a nice, uh, big piece of pork or beef, and I would use a smoker, and I would do like a slow cook for like 8 hours and then I would sit outside and read a book for that entire time.  That’s like an ideal day for me right there.  And at the end, of course, have friends over and enjoy the meal.”

Question #5: What does your future hold?

Answer: “My future would be figuring out how to be a better teacher at SLA, because there is a lot of work that goes into doing it, and everyday it’s either a good day or a bad day, and I try to like stop having as many bad days, and keep on having more of the good days.  That’s what I want to do, and maybe I’ll get good enough that I could try to teach somebody else how to do it as well, that would probably be what I want to push for.”

Syed; How do you describe a family?

Mom: "I believe that a family should have people that always support each other."

Syed: What do you think is most important to you?

A:Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 20 years?

B:In 10 years i see myself leaving the air force then in 20 years i see myself with a family of my own.

A:What are you proudest of in your life?

BI am the most proudest of just making it through school.

What was the proudest moment of your life?

The proudest moment will be crossing the line at Broad Street

A: Yeah I can’t wait either

B:It’s gonna be great

A:Describe your perfect day?

B:Just chilling with friends and having fun.

A:The little moments seem to bring the most joy.

A:What was the happiest moment of your life?

B:The happiest moment in my life was when i first meet my dad as a little boy.

A: Okay.Thanks for the interview bro.

• What is your earliest memory?

Walking through hedges in Costa and eating at this weird restaurant in Costa Rica when I was about 2. The hedges were big and in different shapes. The restaurant was also different than any other I have been to, there were iguanas walking around on the floor and you could feed them some of the food that you were eating if you wanted to.

• Whatʼs the most exciting thing youʼve done?

Gone to smash bros tournament. Everyone there is united by a game and there is a sense of unity in the community which I really like.

• What are the most important lessons youʼve learned in life?

Not everything will be the way you want it to be. There are many times that I want something that I can’t have or something that I want to do that I can’t and it sucks. That’s the most important lesson for me because I always remember past occasions where I notice that I can’t get everything that I want.

Brandon Miranda

Cyrus

Question: What is the most exciting thing you've done?

Answer: "Eat pancakes."

Question: What are you proudest of in your life?

Answer: "Me."

Question: How would you like to be remembered?

Answer: "Just remember me as me."

Brandon: How was your childhood growing up in the South?

Grandma James: Well i had pretty decent childhood, my father was in the military so we did a little traveling with my father overseas and visited different military bases in the United State. I didn’t really experience the racial part because the bases were integrated.  

B: What was the most exciting thing you’ve done?

G.J: The most exciting that i have done i should say is becoming a mother. It’s new, exciting seeing this little baby grow inside me and to she her born and then to see her grow into the woman she is today.

B: So did you like being a mother?

G.J: I enjoy being a mother i’m still a mother. Eh it get on my nerves you know a little frustrating sometimes but i enjoy being a mother. Now i am blessed to be a grandmother.