Walk a mile in my shoes

Kortni Brown, Introduction to Journalism

Actor. Athlete. A millionaire. Who would you trade places with for a day? Or would CCHS students trade at all?

            “I love who I am and love living my life how I live it,” said sophomore Cody Kelley. “Therefore if I could be someone else, I wouldn’t.”

“There are a lot of people who are interesting to me, but I would never want to be someone else even for just a day,” said English teacher Michelle Janota. “I am who I am and I’m very blessed.”

Some CCHS students decided that they would trade places with someone they see everyday.

“I would be a senior because I want to know what it feels like to be ‘top dog’ for a day,” said sophomore Kiara Lucero. “I also want to know the feeling of almost being done with high school.”

Who wouldn’t want to be rich and famous?
“I would definitely be Oprah!” said senior Rachel Molder. “She is the richest woman and I would be able to inspire people from all over the world, also I would have my own television show on my own network.”

“Carrie Underwood is gorgeous and has a really pretty voice,” said junior Brooklyn Schwab. “She is who I would be because then I would be able to sing amazingly.”

“I want to be a great basketball player, rich and famous,” said junior Josh Settelmeyer. “I would be Lebron James.”

“It would be fun to be a lot of different people for a day,” said junior Alex Guicho. “But if I had to choose, I would be Dwayne Johnson also known as The Rock, not the wrestler but the actor. He’s so rich and famous and plus he’s a tank.”

“Johnny Depp is who I would be. He plays piano and he is rich,” said senior Kenyon Muirhead. “He is the most beautiful man in the world. I would be able to seduce any woman from all over. He is the 21^st century’s Jesus.”

From being someone they see everyday to being rich and famous, maybe the bottom line is everyone should just be the best they can be.