My Life
As a Collage
About Me
My Very Unique Personality
I am a man of many things, some in which people love, some in which people dread. As a very simple man I am not one to stress or worry, I'm usually care-free and enjoy having fun. Born the 31st of December in the great year of 2001, I grew up in Golden Gates #2 of Nassau, Bahamas. Starting my school life in kindergarten I was enrolled into Our Lady's Primary, until going into grade 5 I was placed in Yellow Elder Primary School. Thinking back, changing schools had a large impact on my life. I became more independent and forward as a person. I soon graduated and went back into the private school system for junior and senior high school at Aquinas College. It's been 6 years since then, I've made my fair share of friends and we've been through our trials and tribulations. Right now I'm a very optimistic person, I love to enjoying life to its fullest no matter what the situation is. My philosophy on life is "You're life is the story and you're the author" and i leave people to interpret that how they want, but personally from that i believe that we decide what happens to us life, we are in control, so whether you want to be a criminal or humanitarian is your decision.
Interest
My Likes, Dislikes And Everything In Between
Disclaimer: Yes, I am very finicky.
In my groups there is a running joke about ketchup, so it will be addressed first. I hate ketchup, yet I love pizza and spaghetti, why, I also want to know the answer to be honest. Yes, I'm a weird child.
For my likes and dislikes, it's a very wide variety. Some that people see to conflict with each other. I like to read comics as I am a big DC Comics and no not Marvel. I like all kinds of music genres if the song actually sounds good, so I do not like songs by 6ix9ine. As for my favorite, my favorite rapper would have to be JCole and my favorite singer is Bruno Mars. Sports wise, 'soccer is life' as the saying goes. Basketball is my least favorite sport, mostly because I can't play and that's all to why I don't like it. I love Rich Tea Cookies and ribs. I hate ketchup and mash potatoes and a few other things that'll take to long to list.
Soccer
One of my more "passionate" hobbies
Starting in grade 5, soccer was just an after school activity I used to get out of going to classes. As I began to grow and get better I found a passion to train harder and perfect my skills now seven years from now I'm still playing and have no intention of stopping.
DC Comics
Better than Marvel
From as early as 7, I was reading my first comic book. Although being a Marvel Comic, I've since matured into DC for several reasons which would take a whole next website for me to explain.
Doo Wops and Hooligans
The Best Bruno Mars album ever
Grade 5 was the first time actually starting to listen to music. The first song I ever listened to was Grenade, which to this day is still my favorite song. The whole album its on is amazing. Ever since then I've listened to other genres of music and so far Jcole's "Middle Child" is my all time second favorite song.
These are my other favorite things:
Future Aspirations
My Dream to Become the Best
From since I was young, I've always had a sense of justice. If you did wrong you had to suffer the consequences of your actions. Lately in the world, criminals becoming more sophisticated and the judicial system becoming corrupt, have led to many criminals walking away without being charged. Just knowing this, I feel an urge to do something about it. By becoming a forensic scientist I will be able to find the evidence myself and testify in court. In court if the evidence is presented, there is no denying it. Thus I will do my best to solve every crime scene to identify each and every suspect. To become a forensic scientist I must:
- Earn a Bachelor's Degree
- A bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, physics or physical anthropology is sufficient for entry-level work as a forensic scientist. However, many schools offer interdisciplinary 4-year degree programs in forensic science that synthesize content from each subject area with criminal justice concepts.
- Participate in an Internship
- An internship enables you to network with professional forensics experts and observe the investigatory process first hand. County governments, federal agencies and local police departments may have standing programs for students and recent graduates. Some bachelor's degree programs formally include an internship as an elective class.
- Earn a Graduate Degree
- A master's degree in forensic science could give you access to more advanced positions. Degree programs at this level are widely available. Many emphasize further specialization in biology, chemistry or anthropology, while others offer a comprehensive or integrated approach. Serology, toxicology, microscopy or ballistics are other possible areas of emphasis. Most master's degree programs require the completion of a master's thesis or capstone project.
My Contact Info
Email: christopherjohnson2110@gmail.com