Before I put up my latest three YouTube videos I have uploaded today, I am going to write to you about my first sixteen years of my life.
I was born at White County Memorial Hospital in Monticello, Indiana. I was a very shy baby and child. I did not fully learn how to really interact with people the way anyone should until I was sixteen. I never had a girlfriend because of my poor interest with people. On the flip side, I was more interested in academics. I learned how to write when I was twelve months, and I learned every single U.S. capital in first grade.
Eventually, I was taking the most challenging courses for my age, and I was doing really well in them, especially since I was thirteen.
Then, it was June 15, 2007. I went with Mr. Waymouth, Sam Smith, and Phillip Wertz to Delphi to practice driving for the final time before the final drive test. I said to Sam when he could not find a hazard, “Keep your eyes moving.” Then, I heard Mr. Waymouth told me to be quiet. It was the last time before I turned sixteen that I was outside White County, Indiana. Next, I took the drive test, and thanks to at least three major mistakes, I earned a dismissal C+. I was crying and throwing tree limbs outside. I was ready to celebrate my birthday and forget what happened that day.
However, it turned out to be a day to remember. I do not earn C+’s or worse very often. Then, the day after I turned sixteen, my father and I left White County, Indiana for McAlester, Oklahoma. That’s right! Not only did I left White County for the first time since the disrupted comment, I left the Hoosier State for the first time since August 2005. Later that week, there was something that made me want to wish I had.