Individuality And Creativity In My Writing

Retrogress ten years from today I see my seven year old self sitting at the wooden dining room table in front of filling page, pencil in my right hand and yellow crayon in my left hand. Eager and ecstatic my right hand writes faster than my mind can think; seconds later my left hand colors in doodles as I gave rest to the rhetoric. (Semicolon) What could a seven year old boy be so happy about writing about though? Well, Spongebob of course.
Growing up I was an avid viewer of Spongebob which ultimately led to my Nebo sensation and the derivation of The Adventures of Spongebob - written and drawn by Grant Wallace. (Nebo allusion-inventor of writing) Unknowingly at the time, these stories are now what I base my relationship of writing off of: the freedom to be creative, the ability to express thoughts possibly inhibited with speech and the non transitory memories writing entails.(Colon)
This sense of individuality and creativity emanates in my syntax to allow me to stand alone in ways no other part of life could. Individuality is especially vital in times such as now when college admission counselors rummage through the copious amounts of applications. When these counselors scavenge through the cliche questions regarding grade points and test scores, there are hundreds of people who look just as I do. No individuality is displayed until the essays are read which is where the true probity of me can supersede the competing