Life of Crystal Wilkinson
... from a television show called The Cosby Show. Clare Huxtable was a successful lawyer and mother. She made a lot of money and she had a nice career. When I was younger me and my brother would watch Matlock. There was another moment when I felt that a lawyer would be the job for me. Me and my brothers would constantly argue and I would always get the upper hand because I was younger and I had the biggest mouth. My brother told me I would make a great lawyer one day because of my mouth and my innocents. A moment in my life that has something to do with my future is acting. I did a Christmas play I was a play of in fourth grade. I was a Christmas cookie and I thought it would be fun to be in a play and I would have a good time. When I first saw the script I read the part I was assigned and it wasn’t a very big part but it was enough for me because I had stage fright. Even though it was a little part I took it very seriously and I read it a lot. I read it over and over until I memorized it and I would go over the parts with my mother because she would be the person I was talking to and I would rehearse the role. When I would go to school I would be in the classroom at my desk with writing all over it watching everyone rehearsing their lines until my part came up I was confident because I know I didn’t need my script because it was all in my head. When the day of the play came I was so nervous the only thing that was on my mind was the stage. My hands were shaking like maracas and my heart was beating like a drum. All the time everyone was using on last minute practice I was panicky because I was afraid to forget my line. It was like the audience was a bear and I was the prey I really didn’t want to go on stage. I was so nervous it was like my heart was trying to escape my chest like a caged bird. When I was behind the curtains I heard the audience talking. It felt like they were talking about me and saying “Look at Star she is going to mess everything up”. When the play started the audience broke in to silence as if no one was around. When it was my time to walk out on stage I looked at it as if no one was there but me and my partner. When I got off of stage I was kind of relieved but it was upset because my partner forgot his lines. Even in high school I still do what I always wanted to do because in some of my classes you are to do skits for grades. The last time I did a ski...