My name is Jenna Jones(20 years old) and I grew up on a farm in Kansas with my family of four. Life was simple.The vast fields bore witness to our curiosity,and as kids, we often took to the expansive backyard for our adventures. As we got older we worked the land we lived on.It demanded tilling, planting, caring,fertilizing, and harvesting.To repeat the process, it demanded rest.I learned there is no other way to successfully farm than by obeying the rules of the land.Infractions of these rules meant poor harvest or poor crops, and we knew having either meant scrimping in the next season. My brother and I participated in the farming.Though for many days a week we would leave the farm to attend school. Soon we found a rhythm between both our duties. I quickly understood the importance of preparation, hard work, fitness, dieting and respect for myself and others. So I started applying these values to my endeavors by making an inventory of resources planning my activities for efficiency, working on my goals every single day, and giving my body the necessary rest it needed to operate. My upbringing has completely supported my development and I am thankful for it. Now that I am a junior nurse those principals come in handy. On my off days I do motto cross and gym work, I need to keep fit for the motto cross, But have let is slip, now trying to get back on the bike and loose weight