Rachel Hall Rhetoric 1302 Mr. Enelow The Start of a New Life In Dallas, Texas at Baylor Hospital on July 9, 1983, I was born. My parents informed me that I was conceived on the bedroom floor in October of 1982. Their names are Gary Hall and Nan Wheat. Before my birth my parents had two boys, Gary Jr. and Jason. Because of the significant age difference, I grew up as if I was an only child. My parents were divorced when I was seven and are both remarried. A quiet, content child brought up in a loving home quickly became daddy's little girl.

A Whole Lot Of Nothing

January 19th 1983 I was born somewhere in the vast emptiness of Texas. I lived a relatively uninteresting childhood growing up in the small town of Royse City. My older sister Nichole was a constant tormentor to me. In 1987, my younger brother Jeremy was born. We have a typical brotherly relationship; we annoy each other frequently but get along for the most part. My parents moved from Chicago, Illinois in the late 70’s, so most of my relatives live there. My life was relatively uninteresting; I went to school, had a few friends, typical kids stuff. In fourth grade I was beginning to get in to music, which became a major part of my life. I continue to have a passion for music to this day. I often tell people that I have one addiction and two obsessions; I am addicted to caffeine and I am obsessed with music and computers. Last year I applied to and was accepted at UTD and am currently attending it working towards a degree in Computer Science.

Guy Bartov Rhetoric Mr. Enelow My Future’s Past: An Autobiography in Progress It strikes me as unusual to write the story of my life when my life has no story, not yet anyways. All stories need to start somewhere, and mine begins on a warm day in the city of Montreal, Quebec. I was born on May 8th, 1982 in the French part of Canada, only to realize, as much as a baby could, that I wouldn’t be living there very long. My mother and father settled in Nepean, Ontario where I spent my childhood growing up to the age of 11. It was only then did I move to Plano, Texas where I’ve resided ever since.