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F**K You Mrs. G.: I'm practically a Very.High.Net.Worth.Individual.
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F**K You Mrs. G.: I'm practically a Very.High.Net.Worth.Individual. in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $9.50


F**K You Mrs. G.: I'm practically a Very.High.Net.Worth.Individual. in Ottawa, ON
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Mrs. G. was my high school biology teacher. She failed me in biology and crushed my dream of becoming a physician. I could not have been accepted to medical school with the low mark that she gave me. I couldn't let her do this to me. Do you know the saying: "When one door closes another opens"? I do not agree with this statement. I say instead: "When one door closes, don't wait for another door to open, open one yourself." I did that, and when the door opened I saw many doors behind it, and it was up to me to choose which door to enter. I decided that nobody will define who I am or what will become of me but me alone. I saw my parents starting with practically nothing and achieving a lot, and through their teachings and values I established my own, both socially and financially. At retirement, I look back and feel pretty good about my accomplishment, even though it was not always easy.
Mrs. G. was my high school biology teacher. She failed me in biology and crushed my dream of becoming a physician. I could not have been accepted to medical school with the low mark that she gave me. I couldn't let her do this to me. Do you know the saying: "When one door closes another opens"? I do not agree with this statement. I say instead: "When one door closes, don't wait for another door to open, open one yourself." I did that, and when the door opened I saw many doors behind it, and it was up to me to choose which door to enter. I decided that nobody will define who I am or what will become of me but me alone. I saw my parents starting with practically nothing and achieving a lot, and through their teachings and values I established my own, both socially and financially. At retirement, I look back and feel pretty good about my accomplishment, even though it was not always easy.


















