WHO AM I ?
Hey everybody my name is Hannah and I am the creator of Sunflower Thrift.
Outside of my school endeavours, I have received many awards at dance competitions including Move, Phoenix, and Dance Canada. Having achieved these awards has taught me to value determination in projects I embark upon, such as this one.
Growing up I always had a love for nature and animals. A house I lived in when I was younger was next to a river. I spent my summer days playing with my friend on the river trail, where I would observe nature. A summer evening I will always remember is when my friend and I were sitting in a clearing and trees towered over us. As the sun began to set, we got quieter. A silent moment passed and my friend nudged me, she pointed to a spot in the bushes. A deer started to emerge, we then saw a male buck come up from another bush. My friend and I sat on the grass, completely silent. A few minutes went by and a sudden noise came from a far distance away, the deer were startled and ran off. Those few minutes where I gazed into the eyes of the deer, will always be a reminder to me:
Outside of my school endeavours, I have received many awards at dance competitions including Move, Phoenix, and Dance Canada. Having achieved these awards has taught me to value determination in projects I embark upon, such as this one.
Growing up I always had a love for nature and animals. A house I lived in when I was younger was next to a river. I spent my summer days playing with my friend on the river trail, where I would observe nature. A summer evening I will always remember is when my friend and I were sitting in a clearing and trees towered over us. As the sun began to set, we got quieter. A silent moment passed and my friend nudged me, she pointed to a spot in the bushes. A deer started to emerge, we then saw a male buck come up from another bush. My friend and I sat on the grass, completely silent. A few minutes went by and a sudden noise came from a far distance away, the deer were startled and ran off. Those few minutes where I gazed into the eyes of the deer, will always be a reminder to me:
Nature depends on us, as we depend on nature.
