Nunca volveré a tu lado

 Nunca volveré a tu lado
Nunca volveré a tu lado
No me trates de explicar lo que pasó
Que el amor que te ha dado
Lo has matado
No me des nada
Nada porque lo quemo
Porque el amor que te di
Es insistituible
Nunca regresaré a tu lado
Y que siempre estés sola
Las cosas que hiciste
Te arrepientas para siempre
Agarra tus cosas y vete
Y que te apapache alguien más
Y conmigo nunca cuentes
Porque mi corazón ha muerto contigo
Jose D. Sanchez
Then
Growing up I never thought about going to college until I got into my sophomore
year in high school. At first I thought about being a car mechanic because I love cars and
I wanted to help my dad out with our cars. But a year later I learned how to cook because
I would help my mom and grandma in the kitchen. And I was serious for most of my
junior year. Until my grandpa got sick, and after a week the doctors told us they couldn’t
do anything about his lung failure. He died six days after my 18th birthday, and after his
funeral I decided that I want to help people in the medical field so they wouldn’t have to
suffer the way I did.
Now
Now I’m a transfer student from Wenatchee Valley College; I haven’t stopped
going to school since I graduated. So I’ve done a full schedule from fall 2011 to now.
Being in the CAMP program my first year helped a lot and now I’m in TRIO and I’m
expecting the same thing. With the right classes and set on track, I’m ready for the next 4
years to come here at Central Washington University.
Later
In the future I want be an orthopedic surgeon, a graduate from the University of
Washington School of Medicine, working in a hospital in Seattle and be debt-free after 4
years and have my dream car within 6 years of working in my field. And have a family at
the age of 35, but move back to my hometown when I’m 50 in the house I grew up in but
rebuilt to my specifics.