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The most difficult experience I had early in my life was a car accident. I wasn’t able to walk after that. My dream is to become a great doctor. Doctors are needed in the world. To get there I am always working hard to stay the No. 1 student in our school. The moment I felt proud of myself is when I taught a boy mathematics and changed his performance from low to high scores. When I am writing stories with my friends, I am happy with my life. When I grow up, I want to help all the people who are unable to achieve their basic needs. The first aim is education and I will donate to the students who are sponsored by The School Fund.

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Total $400
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Innocent Justine's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2017 Form 6
2016 Form 5
2015 Form 4
2014 Form 3 (Boys)

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Jonathan
Mon, May 7 at 10:36 pm GMT
Dear Students,

A few years ago I came across a list consisting of some habits that are good to get into. I have incorporated these good habits into my daily life and I’d like to share them with you. I hope it helps you as much as it has helped me.

1. Sleep early, around 9pm - 10pm. After working hard through the day, your body and mind need refreshing. Rest them as soon as possible.
2. Wake up early, around 5am - 6am. Start your day early. That time is the best time for inspiration to come in. After wake up, face the sky and the sun through your window. You will be motivated.
3. Be independent. Do your tasks by yourself. Solve your problem by yourself. Don’t always depend on other people. This doesn’t mean you should not get help from others.
4. Say thank you. Always say those 2 words if you get help from others.
5. Reading. Motivation and inspiration comes from what your eyes scanning for.
6. Writing. Put down in words on things that come to your head. Try to write 1 article per day. Having a diary is also a good approach.
7. Walking. Let sport always get into your day. The simplest one is walking. Keep moving and stay healthy.
8. Meditate. Focus on what you are doing. Finish it first and move to the other one. Don’t do multitasking. You can also meditate by sitting calmly and paying attention to your breath.
9. Help other people. Help people as they need and you are capable of doing it.

Have a great week,
Jonathan Gilbert
Innocent Justine
Fri, January 26 at 11:01 am GMT
Hello, Jonathan .
It my hope that your doing well ,I have seen your post and it is about the thanksgiving day there in the US, Here in TANZANIA we have several holidays such as the freedom day, union day and others, To day I would like to share with you about the union day, in our country we celebrate the union day on twenty sixth April during this day we remember when Tanganyika and Zanzibar join to form Tanzania, during that day the leaders of the two sides mixed the sand from the two sides such as Nyerere from Tanzania and Karume from Zanzibar.
Have a nice moent.
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