The Really Valuable Experiences in My Life
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Life-Long Learning:
The Really Valuable Experiences in My Life
Ramphis Alamo
Professor Osayimwense Osa
July 9, 2006
Life-Long Learning:
The Really Valuable Experiences in My Life
I have many experiences in life that molded my character and enriched all the values that my parents instilled on me. I have three particular experiences that I would like to share with everybody. In the following paper I will share my experiences, starting from my childhood, early twenties and present. When I was a child my parents introduced me to scouting. I had no idea of what it consisted of or even of the impact that it will make in my life. While being a member of the Cub Scouts, I participated on many events through out my entire childhood and teen age years. The Cub Scouts thought me many traits, responsibility and how to be a team player. Unfortunately, the program had an aged limit. I had to leave it at the age of 18, but not before giving me the will to look for something similar or bigger. I wanted to do something that will occupy my time to benefit not only the children but society. Looking for another organization or something big to belong to I became a sport instructor at one of the most prestigious sport campuses in Puerto Rico. Today this sport complex is called “Ciudad Deportiva Roberto Clemente” (Roberto Clemente Sport City). Years later I decide it to be part of something even bigger, to serve my country. The military gave me another life time experience, two one year tour in a country of need, Iraq. This experiences has profound my values, character and expectations of life.
My parents have contributed enormously to the person that I am today and my fundamentals. At the age of seven I was introduced to a local Cub Scout troop in Puerto Rico. Scouting is a family program full of fun and adventure. This program is designed to build character and to instilled values to young boys. Cub Scouting embraces the values of...
The Really Valuable Experiences in My Life
Ramphis Alamo
Professor Osayimwense Osa
July 9, 2006
Life-Long Learning:
The Really Valuable Experiences in My Life
I have many experiences in life that molded my character and enriched all the values that my parents instilled on me. I have three particular experiences that I would like to share with everybody. In the following paper I will share my experiences, starting from my childhood, early twenties and present. When I was a child my parents introduced me to scouting. I had no idea of what it consisted of or even of the impact that it will make in my life. While being a member of the Cub Scouts, I participated on many events through out my entire childhood and teen age years. The Cub Scouts thought me many traits, responsibility and how to be a team player. Unfortunately, the program had an aged limit. I had to leave it at the age of 18, but not before giving me the will to look for something similar or bigger. I wanted to do something that will occupy my time to benefit not only the children but society. Looking for another organization or something big to belong to I became a sport instructor at one of the most prestigious sport campuses in Puerto Rico. Today this sport complex is called “Ciudad Deportiva Roberto Clemente” (Roberto Clemente Sport City). Years later I decide it to be part of something even bigger, to serve my country. The military gave me another life time experience, two one year tour in a country of need, Iraq. This experiences has profound my values, character and expectations of life.
My parents have contributed enormously to the person that I am today and my fundamentals. At the age of seven I was introduced to a local Cub Scout troop in Puerto Rico. Scouting is a family program full of fun and adventure. This program is designed to build character and to instilled values to young boys. Cub Scouting embraces the values of...