My autobiography

For any normal person life can be either black or white, good or bad; but I'm not normal. I'm very unique and so is my life. I've been through a lot and I'm just getting started. So I'll tell you about my adventures up till now. My name is Laura Patricia Ortiz Pacheco, but my family calls me Laurie or Tati. I am seventeen years old. I was born in Ponce on July 9, 1989. My parents are Julia Pacheco and Javier Ortiz. They gave me a little brother his name is Javier too, he's fifteen years old. After my sixth birthday my parents separated and they finally divorced when I turned eight. My father remarried and had three little girls. The first one is Marlene Nicole she is five years old, she's the tomboy. Then come the twins Marina Alexa and Anna Maria; who couldn't be any different, except in their looks. I currently live in Guayanilla with my mother and step-father. Since i was young I've liked anything that has to do with art and sports. I like running and playing soccer, thats why in elementry I was on the soccer team. As for art stuff I love to draw, paint, write songs or stories, sing, dance and act. I've gone to art lessons and participated in art competitions. I've also acted in my elementry school plays. I love do that kind of stuff because I can vent my feeling without being afraid. For now my focus is on school and graduating high school in May with good grades. After graduating I'd plan to go to college and get a job.I plan on becoming a pediatric surgeon. One of my biggest goals in life is to become an independent person and "to be able to walk the earth on my two on feet". Another goal or better said dream of mine is to strat a family; I was diagnosed with "enodmetriosis" about a year and a half ago. So having biological children would mean the world to me. But even though I have just given you the brefest story of my life up till now, I can say that along the way I have met the most amazing people, done the craziest thing, seen the most amazing thing on this planet and last but definitly not least I have learned how to apreciate the little thing in life. So make each day count and live today as if there will be no tommorow.