Myself EL-210

I am me. No one knows me better than myself. Even though I’m already a year through high school, I’m still always learning new things about who I am. Only I can control the way I behave, the way I feel, and the way I react in different situations, no one else has that ability. So it should come as no surprise that I know more about myself than any other individual. There are many characteristics of me that make me unique and distinct from any other person.
Personally I know I’m a pretty shy person, but once you get to know me, I’m pretty funny, nice, and so on. I play the guitar. I’ve been playing since the sixth grade. Also I like music very much. Music is part of my life. I’m not all that good, but I don’t suck either. I love video games. I could play them all day long. But I really don’t play it that much. I also have a semi-old computer, that’s out of date. I am getting a new one really soon. I’m probably getting a Dell, mainly because their high quality for cheep. I’m probably going to mainly use it for games and the internet.
The best word that describes me would probably be, “tolerant”. While growing up, I was taught to respect everyone. My parents told me give respect to all those I met, no matter what race, religion, skin color, appearance, or what have you a person was. Those things were not to affect my judgment in any way, shape, or form. I was to treat everyone with the same attitude equally. In my mind, I feel that world tolerance is the only path toward true peace among all nations. That is one of the reasons why I express it so strongly.

I like to think of myself as a patient man. Understanding plays an important role in being patient. If there is a new cashier at the register and having a tough time, I wouldn’t immediately jump on his/her case. I can imagine it being tough on your first day on the job; you might not know how scan the item or open the register. Ragging on that new worker or anyone for that matter would only make him/her more nervous and totally screw up. I give people time to get accustomed to whatever they have to, but not too much time, of course.