<p>Which do you believe does a better job of grabbing attention and conveying the reason why that particular activity is my favorite??</p>
<p>Short answer #1
Although I am only able to serve for WM a few times a year due to long distance, I always get anxious and excited on my way to WM. Because the young children manage to present something interesting, amazing, and unique each time, I am never at ease on my ride to WM. The time spent with each disabled child is especially meaningful because I am diagnosed with epilepsy. When doctors declared that I had epilepsy, I felt distanced from friends and family. The special “patient” treatment I received was only part of the reason why. But, through volunteering at WM, I found people that were slightly similar to me. I was able to relate to them in an unusual way: They were suffering because of a disease too. I never felt segregated at WM. I was one of them and they were one of me.</p>
<p>Short answer #2
As much as all the activities are important to me, I was easily able to decide that playing the piano was most important because it is my absolute passion. When I first learned to play the piano at the age of seven, I simply wanted my fingers to be able to maneuver up and down the piano robotically and create music. I knew nothing about musical emotions and expressions. But, very recently I have understood the power of emotions. This significance in playing the piano has unveiled my eyes and has drawn me even closer to the art of playing piano.</p>
<p>I would appreciate it if you leave a comment or two on why one is better over the other… Feel free to say that both aren’t convincing-if that’s the truth 
I’m ready!</p>