The Girl with Hearing Aid
The “Thoughtful” may be a word to describe my first impression to Jackie. I never knew a girl at my age could think this way. Jackie is probably the first peer who actually inspires me and also the first person who gives me a lot of advice on drawing. She is athletic, creative, artistic,sunny, and may be kind of weird. She is an ordinary Asian girl. Her dark skin shows how much she loves the outdoor life. “I love running in the forest, it somehow keeps my brain stay awake when I’m tired.” Unlike usual high school girls, Jackie doesn’t care about what she wears at all. She always wears a regular T-shirt and capris in studio. Audrey Hepburn once said, “As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.”
p u e v i g r e v e one that n However, Jackie realized that she has the power to help others in a pretty young age. Because of her own hearing problems; she made a non-profit organization called One Picture One Voice in order to raise money for the children who also have hearing loss in Taiwan. She is not just talking about her goal, she makes action. Jackie is just cool in her own way. She is like a rainbow, showing those beautiful colors after the rainstorm. Jackie is that kind of person who has a good sense of humor and always tells a funny joke in a calm way.(Which makes the joke even funnier.) Jackie faces stress like other people; however, she has a strong faith in herself that tells her “You can do it.” She has experienced hearing problems and even got bullied by her best friend. I asked her, “How did you move on The drawing piece Jackie was working on during the interview.
from the years of friendship with your best friend?” She shrugged her shoulders and said, “Well, it took me a long time to walk away from it. But there is so much fun thing in