Dear Amy

I just want to thank you for reading my post and commenting back. I gained allot from the mentoring program. This summer I plan to go to summer school. It's not going to be allot of fun. I have to pay 150 dollars for each class. I think I need three. So I'm saving up my money from my job so I can pay. I really want to get my credits so I can go off to college and I can do what I want to do. I really don't care about my junior year because it was suppose to be my senior year. I'm mad at my self because I didn't try harder and I didn't do what I was suppose to do and I'm stuck doing it all again, but one thing I can say is that I'm glad I came to Thurston because I got to meet so many nice and cool people. And I know that I'm not alone. My friend he goes to Redford union and he had to become a junior again and next year their might be a chance that hes has to become a junior again for the third time. Next year I know that I'm going to do my best. No if ands or butts about it. I not going to miss so many days of school and I'm going to do my work. I'm going to motive myself more. I don't want to be like my sister and just stay at home doing nothing. All she does is watch TV and sleep. I want to do more than that. That's why I'm still in school. Even if i turn 20 before I graduate I'm still going to stay in school no matter what.
I want to thank you for taking time out of your day to read and replay to my post.

Sincerely,
Sarah Natzke

Dear Amy

I just want to say that I'm sorry for not posting. Yes I have a job I work at dollar tree, I'm a cashier. I like it for the most part. It's alot of fun, I get along with everybody I work with. I don't get paid that much, but its better than nothing. I've been saving up money for my sister's birthday. So far I'm doing good with that. My grades right now aren't that great. I'm so stressed out because I just want to finish high school and get it over with. It's nice and every thing, It's just to much stress getting to me. I'm trying to make sure I get enough credits so I don't have to be a junior again. And that way I can become a senior like i was suppose to be.

Dear, Amy

We read this article called the American dream. It talks about how u try to work hard and you really dont get any where. It's comparing college students to working class, how there the same.
It also talks about that education was not seen as a pragmatic step in the path of the American dream.Today almost no high-paying jobs are available without a college degree. They say when a person comes from a poor, working-class background and manages to ''rise'' through hard work and determination to a wealthy, upper-class position in society, this person is said to have accomplished the American dream. I think that's true. I try to work hard every day by going to school and going to work. My definition of the American dream is someone who try's to work hard know matter what happens, they never give up. I plan to achieve my American dream by woring hard and not to let anything stop me from what i want to do in life. Do you think the American dream is a myth? Thank you for your time.


Sarah Natzke

Amy

Dear, Amy
I'm so sorry. I didnt write you. I've been so busy with work and geting ready for these finals.
I'm going to give you some information about myself. I live with my uncle and sister.
I'm trying to do good in school. I'm not geting good grades but I'm passing. I was suppose to be
a senor this year. But I didnt get enough credits. So I'm trying to push myself to get good grades. So I can go to college, and study criminal justices. So I can do something I would love to do. Be a homicide detective. I wanted to go in the Airforce ever since I was little. But I cant because a couple months ago some people from the Airforce came over to my school. I talk to this guy named Sergeant Conan Valente and I asked him if I will be able to join the Airforce
he said no because you have asthma. So the Air force is not going to take you. I felt really bad because I coudnt go in the Airforce. But I didnt let that get me down. So I did the next best thing.
I asked him what can I do to help. He said you can volunteer. So right know I'm trying to get some information on what I can do to help out the Airforce.
I was just wondering If you know what classes I have to take to be a homicide detective.
I want to thank you againg for taking the time to read this. I hope to hear from you soon.


Sincerely,
Sarah Natzke