This experience has
allowed me to grow personally throughout the process. I have become a little
more adventurous with the little things in life that describes me. I now try
foods that I have never eaten, hoping that I will enjoy the taste. What made me
do this now was because of the French grilled cheese I ate at La Boulance, which had peasant bread,
cheddar, and provolone. I enjoyed the sandwich, even though I have never had
provolone or peasant bread, but I surprisingly enjoyed it regardless.
Now whenever I hear
about the different types of French
artists, such as Monet, Manet, Picasso, Gertrude, and so on; I suddenly
remember the seminars and tell the people around me or the person who mentioned
the artist about the seminars I went to. One time, this substitute for my
advanced engineering class talked about how the flying buttresses of the Notre
Dame Cathedral and asked if any of the students knew about it. I immediately
remembered about what I learned from the history seminar and mentioned that I
knew about the buttresses and where I learned them from, I was glad at the fact
that I remembered the parts of the cathedral from the seminar.
The French language seminar also helped me
grow personally, while I was taking the SAT last Saturday and McClatchy, my
testing room was in a French class. It was such ironic because of the familiar
French words I saw around the room that I learned in the seminar. This made me
remember of all of the words and sentences I learned with Ms. Bowie. Every time
I had a mini-break from my test, I would continuously look around the room and
see all of the French words, and I’ve asked myself, “Maybe I should look into
learning French, since it’s similar to Spanish in a way.”
The competition for the
wonderful trip to Paris has molded my mind with all of the things I learned in
the seminars and the San Francisco trip. I have grown in my own ways personally
and hope to use this knowledge in the future to help me in college. I enjoyed
participating in this competition and learning about French culture and wish
good luck to everyone. J
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