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I was born at around 9 o'clock am at Provena Mercy Hospital in Aurora, Illinois.
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I was crying in my crib and my mom was telling my sister to go downstairs and eat.
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I was four years old, and I remember being so annoyed that I didn't have time to myself anymore. This boy got an education.
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I decided I liked the language and that I wanted to learn it.
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I got three first place ribbons: one for the team competition, one for the school individual competition, and another for the overall district individual competition.
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I decided to play the euphonium since they said it had a melodic tone and I would get to play a lot of melodies. Boy were they wrong.
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I was so excited because of all the stories my sister had told me about her SCET class.
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"For being a model Fearn student. You continue to inspire your fellow students and your teachers. Your hard work and dedication are excellent examples of what it means to be a student in District 129."
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Two first place ribbons for the school individual and the team competitions, and one second place ribbon for the overall district individual.
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I remember I nearly forgot my euphonium on the stage.
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The language coordinator had me take a test, and I was forced to start French on Middlebury Interactive.
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I was the only person who actually wanted to play it in my class.
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It was the most amazing experience in my life. I still can't fully comprehend that I went over there.
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Alongside Abi Dietlin, Adolfo Alcarez, and Alex Limong, we practiced long and effectively enough to be honored by the judge.
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My dad got me a tutor by the name of Victor Anderson to help me improve my playing.
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I want to go there because I don't want to go to IMSA because I don't want a STEM job, and I don't want to go to West High because I think I could be challenged more at Marmion. I'll probably be the only non-white person there.
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I will apply in the spring with auditions, and I will be the best tubist they've ever seen.
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I will be playing the tuba and I will be the best that I can possibly be at it, and our school will win.
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Hopefully with some sort of honor.
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Hopefully the top tier. They have like five tiers of honor roll.
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It's just inevitable.
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They do it once every four years.
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Probably working at a McDonald's or something.
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Haha still haven't figured out which one, but I want to go to a music school
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Again, hopefully with some kind of honor.
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I don't want a huge birthday celebration, but I'll still drink.
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I want to do it only for four years so that I can become a member of the US Army Field Band.
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I have no idea how long it's going to take, so I'll just say it'll take four years for the sake of simplicity.
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Again, they'll hear me and they'll decide that I'm better than Mozart.
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Not sure to whom or what gender or if I get married to a pig in Germany. But I'll get married eventually. Hopefully.
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I'll be sad, but their age limit is 34. They need that band looking young.
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I'll do it right after I leave the Marine Band. It'll be in Chicago, probably.
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There's no way that my first car would actually be purchased by myself. At least a dollar or something would come from my dad.
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I need a cat, but whoever my spouse might be might make me get a dog.
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They'll say I'm a tuba god.
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As soon as I can take a vacation from Aurora, I'm going to Russia.
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They'll be annoying, but once I have a stable career, I'll be able to afford them.
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The former runs in the family and the latter is just an old person thing I guess.
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I love it where I live.
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Hopefully at Jewel.
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I guess I'll have to decide what to do with them too.
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It'll be the last thing I do. I'm also going to die this day. One of these will be my tombstone.
