1.What was your earliest memory. Taking long walks in Dc with his parents and just listening to the quiet sounds while they walk.
2. Whats the most excited thing you done. Went to a soccer game and got to walk with the goalie was really nervous.
1. What do you want to do when you grow up?
“An animator. The cartoons that I grew up with were cool and now I want to make one of my own, and they’ll be better the the one’s out now.”
2. Who has had the biggest influence in your life? Why?
“Seth McFarland. Because he’s smart and he’s an animator”.
3. What was your greatest accomplishment?
“I've gotten honors in all of my classes since he first started school.And I also got a lot of Martial arts certificates.”
Interview with Domenick
Question #1: How do you describe yourself?
Answer: "I think of myself as a funny and relatable guy who can make friends with anyone."
Question #2: What's the best thing about being a teenager?
Answer: "Uh, I think the best thing about being a teenager is that you can make mistakes. I mean I am not saying you won't get in trouble for them, but you can learn from them in the future."
“What’s the most important thing in your life?”
“Girlfriend. She’s really my main support right now--- my lifeline.”
“Tell me a story about your name.”
“got my name from my second uncle. My parents didn’t know what to name me and he came up with the name. My last name is from my dad’s family.”
“Something you’d like to improve in the world?”
“People. Get rid of hate and judgement. Because it relates to me and all of the things I’ve been through.”
Interview With Iris Wilson
K: what are the most important lessons you learned in life?
Iris: umm be careful what you say and do.. especially around my parents. they’re just..like if i say the wrong thing i like to start world war 3 between them. i feel bad cause sometimes i have to lie to them but that’s the only way they get along.
K: if you could snap your fingers and make one thing better in the world what would it be? and why?
Iris: equality. too many people are sexist and biased and racist. everyone could just like let everyone live on with their life and i think the world would be much nicer.
K: tell me a story about your name?
Iris: “oh class is over.”
K: tell me a story about your name iris.
Iris: okay well when my mom had me i was like her 7th child, i’m not sure actually. but um so basically my mom named me after her cause her name is also iris. but she named after her cause she thought i was gonna be her last kid. but then you know she had like three more kids so my name was kinda pointless, because technically speaking my sister should have been named iris but that didn't work out.
Hello Ms. Landman
Hi Tania How are you
Good Ummm so I holp you don't mind me asking you a few questions
sure
Okay so , What is your earliest memory?
Ummmm, So I think my earliest memory was ummm when I was 3 and ½ or 4 and we went camping and there was this lake you swim across the rocks and I remember making it all the way across the lake and the lifeguard was like what how did she get over there he was shocked that I could swim and my dad was like “no shes’ fine she knows how”!
Who has been the biggest influence on your life?
ummm my parents have definitely have been the biggest influence in my life and they are hard working and they have told me to work hard. to be kind to treat others the way you want to be treated and they’re such a good example.
k ummm If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be? Why?
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be? Why? I’ve traveled to a lot of dream places. I’ve had the chance to Africa, South America, to Europe, I really feel blessed I feel really thankful for where I’ve gone. I think next time I would like to go to Vietnam possibly .
If you could snap your fingers and make one thing better in the world, what would it be? Why?
I would definitely make sure to treat people with kindness. I wish there was a lot more kindness and less caddiness.That people really respect where people are coming from and a nature gentle state among people.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 20 years?
In ten years, I mean hopefully, God willing, my husband and I will have children. Um yea, I want to know that I’ve worked as hard as I could to make a difference in my students lives and that I did everything, that’ve done most of the things I’ve wanted to accomplish and that I am still working to reach those goals.
How would you like to be remembered?
I always tell my husband, I just want to remembered, I don’t want to be forgotten. I have this fear of being forgotten. Umm, and I do remember my grandparents and my great grandparents through stories. I hope that you know our family can always tell stories and keep our great memories alive.
Alright thank so much for letting me interview you Ms. Landman
1. Where is your family from?2. Where are you from? Where here? In Philadelphia?
"Here. Pennsylvania. Yeah."
3. If you could go anywhere, where would you go and why?
"I guess I want to go Australia to see the mountains and because of the scenery of it."
Katelynn:
The first moment I knew I could trust someone was when I met my best friend Migdalia Ocasio. I knew I could trust her because she was different from my previous friends I had. Every single time I told her something she listened to me never interrupted me, she didn't make me feel like what I said was stupid she let me truly express how I feel.
Iris: What was a moment of emotional impact?
Katelynn:
I don't if I can say this, um, probably when someone told me they loved me. And it wasn't my mom! It was somebody special and, um yeah and I was just like whoa they meant that!
Iris: If you could change anything you would change anything what would it be?
Katelynn:
I would change some of the decisions I made when i was young, years ago. I would change the people I used to hang around with. You know what, actually they taught me something so actually I would thank them. I wish that I didn't trust them as much as I did, I wish that I stood up to more people in middle school.
Question #1
Me: What was the scariest moment of your life?
Jessica: "The scariest moment in my life was the day I found out my father had cancer. It was right before my birthday and I was scared to death he couldn’t make it."
Question #2
Me: What was the happiest moment of your life?
Jessica: "The day I found out my father had his first clean scan. My mom came to pick me after school to pick me up and she looked at me and started crying. I asked her what was wrong and she told me that my father was cancer free. We sat there in the school parking lot hugging and crying for about 20 minutes.
Question #3
Me: Who has been the biggest influence in your life?
Jessica:" Without a doubt my father because no matter what he kept working. He proved to his family and friends that no matter how hard life knocked him down, he can keep going and live his life 100% until he dies."
Being able see and feel like after being born would have to be a big part of my life.
Is your education important to you?
Yes it is very important because without education you will not succeed.
Who do you look up to? Why?
I look up to my big bro because he is an inspiration to my life and motivation too.
