When I was five, I used to tell everyone the same thing, "My name is Falon, but you can call me Super. When I grow up I want to be the Governor of Texas, the President of the United States, and then I'm gonna rule the whole world!" I've always been a straight forward person; therefore, that dream still sticks today. I'm only thirteen and I have my whole life ahead of me, yet I feel compeled to say that I have it all planned out. There has always been a leader in me that wants to come out and show that it's there. Eventhough I know that I'm a great leader and I enjoy being one, it only shows half of me. I've always told the same story about where I want to go to college, my first job, my second job, etc., almost enough to make myself believe that my plan is what I have to do instead of what I want to do. Over the years I've molded my values, morals, ideas, aspirations, and way of thinking to the point where after this year anything is still possible. I used to be the one that didn't do anything, but I find that there is this sort of monster of adventure and adrenaline that is ripping through my body trying to get out! I want to do everything and anything that gets my heart pumping, but I'm too much of a thinker. I will spend hours planning something that I already know is not going to happen. The next day I will forget all about it and think of something else to wonder upon. That's why I love movies so much. It's like an outlet for my mind to wonder and dream of what could be. After I see a great movie I always feel the same as the emotions portrayed in the film. If it's action packed, I'll want to go out there and do something. If it's more of a thoughtful movie, I'll start thinking of all sorts of crazy theories. I can fall asleep with these ideas that will eventually turn into dreams and hopefully find it's way to reality, but in the morning I wake up and become the same old Falon that I am everyday. It all turns as just an idea. Hopefully I will eventually grow out of this shell of mine and form myself into the person that I want to be than what I will turn out to be.
Falon Little
