Welcome to my life! My name is AJ Hernandez and I am 21 years old. My birthday is November 21st and I was welcomed into this world in 1998. I was born and raised in a growing city, Tulsa, Oklahoma. I lived in the same house for all 21 years that I lived in Tulsa. Fun fact, I have the coordinates to that house tattooed on my right tricep. Another fun fact, my sister's also have the same tattoo! The most important thing in my life would be my family. Both of my parent's and both of my sister's have contributed significantly to my life and I will forever cherish them. I grew up playing soccer and I played throughout high school. Fun fact, I am 6 foot 5 inches tall. Now, back to where we were. Soccer has to be the second most important thing to me because I have always been around it since a young age. I was raised as a Catholic and I continue with strong faith! Religion has always been important to me because it helps me have a clear mind. Nonetheless, I was raised to be disc...
Visitors, you can find my Project Portfolio here . Thank you for visiting and commenting! This image shows Dasaratha saying goodbye to Rama after he's been banished for fourteen years. The image was found in the image library for MLLL-4993, but can be found at the San Diego Museum of Art.
This story can now be found on my Portfolio: https://sites.google.com/view/ramabyajh/story-1 Therapist: Hello Bharata, My name is Mrs. Krishna. Welcome home to my new office here in India. My assistants have repeatedly told me that you must speak to me, urgently. So Mr. Bharata, how can this therapy session be of help? Bharata: I have been through a scandal, Mrs. Krishna. I've been working so hard to make the name of my own and the name of my family worthy. I just don't know what to do at this point. I have never dealt with such shame. Therapist: Well, Mr. Bharata. Let us take this step by step. Explaining your situation to me can help me help you. So Bharata, what is going on between your family that has left you utterly so disturbed? Bharata: It all started when I left for Ayodhya to the kingdom of the Kaikeyas with the rajah Ashwapati. I knew my father's days were coming to an end. An entire seven nights passed until I reached back home. As soon as I stepped a foot int...
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