This I Believe

Equality, believes in the all mighty "I" that there is individualism. He has learned that in life you need to be able to take risks, and sometimes even rebel against "the system" and then you will learn and do the greater good from it. Equality is fighting for freedom, and some points his life. He will win the fight because fighting for freedom can never lose. His drive for this freedom will sustain him. He will try to convince others, and if they do not come, he will leave them if he can not convince them. My question is what is his influence on others?

Chilidhood memories

My favorite childhood memory I would have to say, would be the time I 6 years old, and my older brother (Jack) had gone off to Canada for about a week to visit a friend. Now at age 6 a week seems like a year, so I missed him a ton, and I remember when he got back, and I went up to the airport, I just got so excited. I had never been more excited in my whole life to see my brother, or anyone for that matter. I remember screaming, "JACK!" as I ran to him, and gave him a big hug.
Sounds corny, but it is one of my favorite childhood memories.

Summer Reading

Over the summer I read two books, Muhammad Ali, was the first one I read, and Uncle Tom's Cabin was the other one I read. I liked Ali's book the most, because Ali has been one of my heroes throughout my life.