interview essay
Saprina Waldron 9D
November 18, 2013 Ms. Adrasse
THE UNKNOWN LIFE OF JULIA WALDRON
Canarsie, Flatlands Ave. to be exact. This is our home. It is a Monday evening around 8:00, she comes home from work not too long ago, tired as a dog. I can see it in her eyes and her body language that she wants to sleep but she still sits down with me, eager to get this going along. It is with great honor that I have the opportunity to interview and introduce to you, Julia Waldron. Julia Waldron is a headstrong lady. She lets nothing keep her back or hold her down from doing what she wanted to do. She is very outspoken and speaks what she believes in. Even though times were tough and life got hard, she didn’t let that stop her, she continued through life trying. She had been through many experiences and many tough times but she didn’t let that stop her. During this interview, I got the opportunity to learn about Julia Waldron that was not known about. Without further ado, I present to you, Julia Waldron. When asked “What is your nationality?” and “What was life like growing up there?” she just lit up and started smiling uncontrollably. “I am a Saint Lucian. I liked my childhood. Growing up in Saint Lucia, it was adventurous. I had a lot of friends that I could spend time with and family was something I was not missing. My family was always around. As a child, I went to school in Dennery village. When I went to school in Dennery, I would stay with my aunt. So, I rarely was at my home.” She says. As she was speaking, the tone in her voice and the expression on her face showed that she had a happy childhood full of laughs and people were always around, she never felt alone. But this was only a piece of the soon to be finished puzzle.
I had no prior information about Ms. Waldron’s education. She seems intelligent and uses words that sometimes I have never even heard of and she tries to learn new words every chance she gets, but
November 18, 2013 Ms. Adrasse
THE UNKNOWN LIFE OF JULIA WALDRON
Canarsie, Flatlands Ave. to be exact. This is our home. It is a Monday evening around 8:00, she comes home from work not too long ago, tired as a dog. I can see it in her eyes and her body language that she wants to sleep but she still sits down with me, eager to get this going along. It is with great honor that I have the opportunity to interview and introduce to you, Julia Waldron. Julia Waldron is a headstrong lady. She lets nothing keep her back or hold her down from doing what she wanted to do. She is very outspoken and speaks what she believes in. Even though times were tough and life got hard, she didn’t let that stop her, she continued through life trying. She had been through many experiences and many tough times but she didn’t let that stop her. During this interview, I got the opportunity to learn about Julia Waldron that was not known about. Without further ado, I present to you, Julia Waldron. When asked “What is your nationality?” and “What was life like growing up there?” she just lit up and started smiling uncontrollably. “I am a Saint Lucian. I liked my childhood. Growing up in Saint Lucia, it was adventurous. I had a lot of friends that I could spend time with and family was something I was not missing. My family was always around. As a child, I went to school in Dennery village. When I went to school in Dennery, I would stay with my aunt. So, I rarely was at my home.” She says. As she was speaking, the tone in her voice and the expression on her face showed that she had a happy childhood full of laughs and people were always around, she never felt alone. But this was only a piece of the soon to be finished puzzle.
I had no prior information about Ms. Waldron’s education. She seems intelligent and uses words that sometimes I have never even heard of and she tries to learn new words every chance she gets, but