I feel that I enrichment work shops were somewhat helpful. I did not go to Voices and I am unable to discuss and have a creditable opinion on it. I wish I had gone to it but I had my registration date for classes while is was playing so I was unable to go to it. Truthfully I attended the other enrichment work shops but I didn’t pay attention and my mind wasn’t there. It is hard for me to clearly reflect and talk about any of the meetings.

For those of you who don’t recognize the men with white hair that is Professor Corwin. One of the most classic teacher I have ever meant in my life. Don’t let his old age look fool you. He is fully aware of what is going on. I reason why I chose a picture of him is because of the great joy he gives me from each of this classes. I love his walk, drooling ability and humor. He is very outspoken and speaks whatever is on his mind. He is not afraid to call anyone yet and knows when on is not paying attention. Professor Corwin will always put a smile on my face and gives me the motivation to do what I love no matter how old one is. Another Reason why I love and enjoy Professor Corwin so much is because he reminds me of my grandfather who passed away two years ago.

Sports have always played a major part of my life. Ever since I was a kid form the young age of 4 i can remember playing baseball with my dad. But it didn’t stop there, as I got older we kept of playing more and more making a routine of it. Me my dad and my brother would go outside and shoot hoops when it was 20 degrees outside or hitting around baseballs when it was 90 degrees out and we should be relaxing on the beach instead of playing ball. The living room in my house has turned into a gym over time. Me and my brother have a basketball court of the door and we have a football laying down of the floor waiting for us to pick it up and toss it around to each other. At one point we used to play hockey and pitch baseballs to each other. We have collectively broken around 15 picture frames, 3 window shades, 2 vases and the glass on the coffee table. One wall in my room is full of miniature fatheads while the other walls have trophies, autographed baseballs and championship posters on them. This passion for sports from such a young age has had tremendous effect on my life.

I have been listening to music for most of my life. I feel that it extremely hard to think of songs that not only bet describe who you are but songs that meant the most to you over the years. Most of the songs that picked are rap and hip hop songs. I chose those genres in particular because that’s the type of music I enjoy listening to as of now. One of the 1st rap songs that I ever liked had to be “In da Club” by 50 cent. That song started in a trend towards that kind of music. Then “Get Busy” by Sean Paul is a more upbeat reggae song. Besides those 2 songs the rest of the songs that I picked are newer songs that came out within the past couple of years. “Marvin Gaye and Chardonnay” by Big Sean feating Kayne West and Roscoe Dash always put me in a great mood no matter what the situation is. “Stan” by Eminem has to one of the deepest songs I have ever heard and is surprising based on a true story. The other songs don’t have much meaning to me but regardless they are great songs with hidden meanings inside of them. Hope everyone enjoys my playlist!!!!!!