Lexi+Brewer

A name can say a lot about a person and what to expect out of a person. A name and how someone uses it can describe personality or background. Not wanting to constantly be called Alexandra, the name Lexi evolved and seems to be a perfect fit. Each letter of my name can say something significant or relevant to me. The “L” in Lexi can describe me as a loser. I love being a loser, I am not concerned about what others think of me and I’ll just do anything that I want to do, without worrying about the criticism from others. By many people’s standards, I would be considered a loser for not following the status quo, but I love everything I do, and I love being a loser. The second letter of my shortened name, “E” would have to stand for energetic. I almost always have an excessive amount of energy for things, I’ll often be the first to jump up and coordinate things or motivate others to do the same. I somewhat regret to say that at one time, I was a member of my school’s cheerleading squad. I never like seeing someone sitting around doing nothing when there’s so much possibility to be doing more fun and exciting things. What’s the fun in that? Since I am not xenophobic, xeric, xanthocomic, or xanthic, I decided that I would use the “X” as the second letter of my adjective. Another similar word to energetic would have to be eXciting. My life would have to be the furthest from boring. I am always having to do something that is more exciting than the last thing I’ve done. My family and I have traveled to many different countries including Ecuador, the Galapagos, England, Norway, etc. I am always looking for adventure and like to live life on the edge. Life’s to short to sit around being dull! Lastly, I am a very Interesting person. I have had many life experiences that come with having dwarfism that I could go on and on for days telling stories. Along with that, I have been able to be exposed to more experiences that not many people are able to experience. I don’t know if it is a blessing or a burden but everything that has happened to me has shaped me into who I am today.