Bio

Angelyns Nacier
June 30th, 2010
EME2040
Bio

My name is Angelyns Nacier Roseau. I was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. I came to the United States of America with my two brothers, my sister and my mother in August 16, 1997. I still have family members in Haiti. I am the fourth child. When I first came to the United States, I went to Horace Mann Middle to complete grade eight. Then I went to Miami Edison Senior High School. I graduated in June 2001 among the top five out of 600 hundreds students with a GPA of 3.9. I received a four years scholarship to University of Central Florida; however, I did not attend school over there. After completed high school, I was confused about what profession to go into. Until the year of 2007, I finally found a desire to teach, and then I decided to continue with my education. I am now attending Miami Dade College. Being consistent in staying in school has been difficult for me. Over that time I’ve met my husband, got married and had my three beautiful children. I devoted my time to the Lord by being very active at my church. It is here that I found peace and my faith in the Lord.
I am outgoing, I love singing and I love dancing. I have used these talents to contribute to activities at my church. I love learning new things in whatever I do, whether it is cook or organizing new events. I love to learn new ways to express myself. I have organized a few parties within my family members including some of my church. I host baby showers, and weddings. With that I love to have variety. This is why I love to meet new people. I love sharing my life experience and hearing those of others. This is how I create new bond of friendships. It is very important to me because it helps me to release some of my stress and also to have fun. I enjoy laughing and playing jokes, this makes me close to my family and friends. They play a very important role in my life, I communicate with them on a daily basis. I especially like when we get together on special parties to share some company and show each other how much we care for one another