Did I have a happy childhood? That is a very good question. I think that I did. I do believe that I had a happy childhood. There were, of course, hard times for a few years when I was young. My dad had lost his job and and so we all had, kind of, to work. Or if my parents were out working, then I had to learn how to cook, so I could cook dinner and meals for my family as well. And there were a couple of years that were pretty hard and tight on money.

But after that and during the rest of my childhood, well, even in those experiences, we were still able to have a lot of fun. A lot of good memories were made in that time. And so always during these times there are ups and downs. I think it's like that for everyone, really. But overall, I I do believe I had a happy childhood. I had three older sisters that we're all kind of close to me in age and so we could always hang out and we would always talk and play, and so that was always a lot of fun.

I also had a lot of friends that lived around me in my neighborhood. And so, if I was ever tired of my family or anything, and I could just go outside and play with some good friends of mine.

Something that was kind of hard for me was when I turned 11 my family made the decision to move from our house in Utah to Texas, which is a very long ways if you've ever been to the States, and that was very hard change for me. It was quite the difference in culture and a lot of my friends and everything.

But I actually really enjoyed Texas and after a couple of months, I started to prefer Texas to Utah. And ever since then I've just grown a love for Texas and all of my memories that I have there. So with that as well, I think that I did have a very happy childhood. I always had...we always had enough money to provide for our needs and always we were able to make the best of what we had, and I think that's really the important part is being able to be grateful for what you do have and and keep on going on. So, yes, I do believe I had a happy childhood.