Creating at this blog really made me think about the persons who were there for me as a child. I had a wonderful childhood, filled with lots of memories, but at the same time it was not easy. These are the people who have made a biggest impact on my life as a child.
Doris Boseman-my mom- My mother is a very special person to me. My mom graduated form Lander University with a degree in Computer Information Systems. My mother is a dedicated, strong, hard working woman. Growing up she always wanted the very best for me and she always pushed me to my highest potential. My mom and I did not have the best relationship while I was growing up, but I always knew she loved me. She was also there when I needed her, and she always gave advice even when I did not ask. She is very outspoken, and tell you things just the way they are, just like me. When I look in them mirror, I see my mother in me. I aspire to be like her, but better. She never wants me to make the same mistakes as her, she wants me to be better than her. Our relationship today is great. I cherish the memories and moments we create together. I love her to death, she is my biggest supporter and cheering fan.
Tim Boseman- my dad- Words cannot express how much I love this guy. He has provided me so much to be thankful for. He is one of the reason why I am where I am. He supports me in every way possible even though he does not always agree. The relationship we share is like no other. I know I can always count him
whenever I need something. I love my dad for being that provider, protector, and friend my entire life. I am truly blessed. There is no love like that of father and daughter.
Larry Davis- my play uncle- I admire him so much. He is a second father figure to me. He is a retired educator with more than 35 years of teaching experience under his belt. He has accomplished so much being an educator, in fact he is the reason why I decided to go into this field. Seeing him help, and support me growing up, made me what to do the same for others. He has touched the lives of many, and I have learned so much from just being around him. He encourages me to live to my highest potential, and achieve greatness. Living life the way you want it, and defining your purpose/who you are is his motto. He has travel all over to world to places like Spain, England, Brazil, Asia, Mexico, Africa and more. Sitting down listening and talking to him gives me a lot of hope as a n educator. He has taught me alot about myself, that I never realized. He helps me correct my mistakes, and to create lasting journeys to my life. He had a rough life growing up, but when I look at him I see a strong man who has defeated many obstacles, and now he is reaping the benefits of his hard work.
Stephaine Walker- my godmother- She has been in my life since I was born. Her youngest daughter and I are best friends. Growing up, she has always treated me like one of her own children. Whenever thing got rough at home, or school I always knew I could count on Mrs. Walker to help. She was simply that person who I can share and talk about anything with. She was also that listening ear,and told me everything that I needed to hear. She has never judged me or my decisions, but has always encouraged me to follow my heart and dreams. She is my voice of reasoning, and I love her for being like my second mother!
Julius Boseman-my brother- My brother and I are six years apart. When I was born he was not very happy. We have the normal sister and brother relationship, with fighting, arguing, and control issues! He is very protective, loving, and caring. I do not tell him much, but I look up to my brother a lot. He has been there and done a lot for me through the years. Even when he is struggling he will stop and help me with my problems. I admire him for putting others first and staying true to himself. My brother is a fighter and will not fight until he can not fight anymore. The drive in him drives me to succeed. We have the best relationship now, in fact we talk everyday.
I did not have a brother growning up but my first child was a boy and 19 months later his sister was born. Even though they were 19 months apart my son as a child was upset when his sister was born. So I don't think no matter how far apart siblings are there is still going to be a child unhappy when another child comes along. As my children became adults my son is very protective over his sister and his sister is protective over him and they love and care for each other.
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