Daniel Leblanc

Dedicated house sitter with proven expertise in take care of my family's home maintenance and security awareness, successfully ensuring a “lived-in” appearance for My Parents Home, and for my siblings to live in. Demonstrated trustworthiness and problem-solving skills while caring for pets, my brothers and sisters and managing property needs, contributing to a safe and welcoming environment during owner's absents.

Graduating High School

The Struggle and Pressure.

Graduating high school was one of the most defining and emotional milestones of my life. The journey wasn’t smooth—far from it. My grades went through constant fluctuations; there were semesters when I felt on track, and others when I truly believed I wouldn’t make it. The anxiety of possibly not graduating on time was a heavy burden I carried constantly, a relentless reminder of how much was at stake. I felt the pressure building with each assignment, each deadline, each report card. There were moments when I felt completely overwhelmed and defeated. But thankfully, I wasn’t alone in that struggle. My family became my support system, helping me stay focused, assisting with homework, and encouraging me during my most doubtful times. My homeroom teachers were also instrumental—offering guidance, patience, and sometimes just the motivation I needed to keep going. Their support was invaluable.

The Triumph and the lessons.

Despite never truly enjoying high school—I often found it monotonous and draining—I’ll never forget the experience. It shaped me in ways I didn’t realize until I reached the finish line. It taught me resilience, accountability, and the power of perseverance. Walking across that stage was more than a ceremony; it was a triumphant moment that symbolized every late night, every obstacle, and every time I almost gave up. I felt proud not only for graduating but for enduring the process. Even though I disliked high school, I appreciate what it taught me and the people who helped me get through it. That chapter is finally closed, and while I’m relieved it’s over, I’ll carry the memories and lessons with me for the rest of my life.