I, I am

by Ahmad Alony

I still don’t know what I will look like as a final product, but I am in the process of finding out, although I don’t know when. I would have never imagined that I’d be constantly working so hard at the age of 18. The instant shift from my teenage life to adulthood was silent, a different level of maturity struck me. I automatically started shaping my relationship with my family, my friends, and my future. I don’t know what I want in life, but without knowing your roots you can would never know your place in life. Wehther it’s cousins, parents, brothers or nephews, I am working with them to leave an eternal memory of them. Without my family, I would have been devastated with academic failure, they are a fuse for failure and success. They are moderators, and without them I would have no directions in life.