My Five Living Heroes
- Sandra Everingham (aka my mom) is my hero because she always helps people with things and she is a super nice person to everyone. I want to be like her someday.
- Javier Garavito (aka my dad) is my hero because he is super smart and is very good at a lot of things and on top of that he is very fun to be around. I would also like to be like him.
- Solis Garavito (aka my brother) is my hero because he never gives things up no matter what. If he starts something he has to finish it. He is also a super fun and creative person. He doesn’t know this but I really love and respect him.
- Ms. Johnson, one of my 7th grade teachers, was my hero because she always helped me with my work and made sure I was interested in what we where working on. I never got bored in her class. She made sure to adapt to each students learning style which I think is pretty great. She was probably my most favorite teacher ever and I really respect her.
- All the instructors at MIMA are also my heroes. They are all super kind and are great with kids. I have learned so much from them and have become a better person thanks to them. They are super fun and I can tell a lot of people look up to them.
Questions
What are goals upon having reached black belt for my future training and learning?
I want to obviously continue with my journey and try to go for second don black belt, maybe even become an instructor. I want to do more leadership and help other people out on their training and not be too strict about it. I also want to get really good a bow staffs.
What kind of black belt will I be?
I want to be the kind of black belt that you look up too and enjoy being around. I want to help people, big or small, and I want to know I am making a difference in their training and in their lives. The reason I want to be this kind of black belt is because I have had many black belts like this in my martial arts journey. I really look up to them and I want to be just like them. They have changed my life for the better and I want to be that person to someone as well.
Recommendations
Luna has approached her martial arts practice with an unwavering passion, an open heart and a huge smile. She has grown into her leadership with peers and younger kids with a gentle confidence and a genuine desire to help. She is MY hero and I know she will continue to grow as a black belt and beyond.
Sandra Everingham, Mom
Luna has passionately dedicated herself to achieving the level of black belt. In her quest, she has demonstrated ever-increasing drive and focus. As a result of this self-determination, Luna has achieved more than she thought possible. I am very proud of her and believe these lessons will serve her well in many aspects of life.
Javier Garavito, Dad
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