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“What’s most important to me is to have a purpose and to be working towards something. A life with no goals is no life at all. I don’t know what exactly my goals are, except that they’re big. I don’t want to be one of those people who look back and miss the times when they were happy,” Ivan Luckman said,
“Once upon a time I was born and I cried, then I grew up and became me. I’m pretty great,” Isabella Sikoff said.
” I want to make a difference wherever I am. I want to be remembered,” Michael Sprute said.
“When I was younger I had speech delay so I learned some then. Amd I want to work with special needs kids when I grow up, so I thought ASL would be perfect. Plus, I can’t pronounce some words in English, so how could I speak another language,” Allyson Wood said.
“It’s an amazing experience. I love being on the court and being able to play along with my friends competitively. As well as being coached by Ally Clements,” Casali Ramos said.
“I’m different, I like a lot of interactive activities and learning new things such as languages also I’m more about cars. I’d like to attend a four year college. I have lots of friends and I enjoy being a social person,” Justin Fowler said.
“Who inspires me? My mom. She’s a single mom. It’s nice to see her determination. She’s the one who allows me to be here, and I appreciate that,” Neilson Reyes said.
“[Puyallup’s] big enough to where you don’t know everybody’s name, but it’s small enough to where you see the same people throughout your life,” Michaela Olson said.
“I’ve met most of my closest friends through volleyball and I learned how to be a team player. It also motivated me to work hard and persevere,” Kendahl Sugai said.
“The most annoying thing I find in people is the tendency to lie. I hate liars. It’s literally the most annoying thing,” Olivia Davis said.
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Dennis Dillon // Dec 7, 2015 at 2:05 pm
WALLER ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
WALKING TRACK DONATION OPPORTUNITY
All of us at Dennis Dillon Pruning are proud to announce that we are donating our time and equipment to: WALLER ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL at 6312 Waller Road East on January 2nd & 3rd between 10:00am & 2:00pm to chip your live Christmas Tree (no nails, stands or lights) for a donation. 100% of all donations will go to the Waller Road Track Fund.
PLEASE BRING YOUR TREE and a DONATION to help build the track.
THANK YOU,
Dennis Dillon
253-414-5681
http://www.DDPruning.com