Which Kardashian Jenner Am I?

I am Kendall Jenner. I am the model in the family. I have graced the covers of magazines and have done runway shows for some of the top designers in the world. I am also a reality television star, starring on Keeping Up with the Kardashians. I am known for being the calm and level-headed one in my family. I am also a successful businesswoman, having launched my own clothing line and makeup collection. I am a role model for young girls, and I am ifrequently photographed out and about.

My parents' full names are quite a mouthful- my father is Michael James Smith and my mother is Sarah Elizabeth Brown. Both of them have always gone by their middle names, so I guess you could say I come from a long line of "Jim and Betty"s! I have a brother and a sister, and both of them have normal-enough names. Honestly, I think my parents just got tired of all the "J"s and "B"s in the family and decided to switch things up a bit with me.

I've always liked my name, though I will say it can be a bit of a challenge to spell and pronounce correctly. People are always asking me to spell it for them, and then they usually butcher it anyway. I've gotten used to it, though, and I think it's sort of unique. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

My mom has always told me that she and my dad had a hard time agreeing on a name for me, and that's why they ended up going with something a little different. I think they both wanted something that would be unique and special, and that's exactly what they got. I'm grateful to them for giving me such a cool name.

I was born in Wichita, Kansas, on September 9th, 1996. My parents had both recently graduated college and had their first child, a daughter, two years prior. My dad was working in the oilfields and my mom was a stay-at-home mom. We lived in a small rented house on the outskirts of town. My mom says that she knew she wanted more kids, so when she found out she was pregnant with me, she was thrilled.

I have two older sisters, so I was always the little sister growing up. We were all close in age, so we were more like friends than sisters. We did everything together. My mom stayed home with us kids while my dad worked long hours in the oilfields. Because of this, my mom was our everything. She was our best friend, our teacher, our protector. I couldn't have asked for a better childhood.

I have many memories of growing up in Wichita, but some of my favorites are of going to the local pool in the summers. My sisters and I would spend hours upon hours swimming and playing in the water. We would also spend a lot of time outside in our backyard. We had a trampoline that we would jump on for hours. We would also play games like tag and hide-and-seek. I have such fond memories of my childhood.

As I grew older, I began to take part in more activities. I played softball and volleyball in middle school and high school. I was also a member of the school choir. I enjoyed playing sports and being a part of the choir. I made many friends through these activities.

I graduated from high school in 2014 and attended college at Wichita State University. I graduated from college in 2018 with a degree in marketing. I currently work for an advertising agency in Wichita. I love my job and I'm so grateful for the opportunities that I've had.

I'm so thankful for the life that I have. I'm proud to be from Wichita and I'm grateful for the memories that I have of growing up there.

My ethnicity is quite difficult to pigeonhole as I have ancestors from a number of different countries and regions. If I had to choose one label, I suppose I would identify as 'mixed European'. My maternal grandparents were both born in London, England to parents who had emigrated from Ireland in the early 20th century. My paternal grandfather was born in Poland, but moved to England as a young child. His parents were also Polish. I was born in Canada, but have spent a good portion of my life living in Australia.

Clearly, there is a wide range of diversity within my ethnicity. I think this is something that is quite common for people whose ancestors come from all over Europe. We are a product of centuries of migration and intermingling of different cultures. For me, this is something to be celebrated. I feel lucky to have such a rich and interesting heritage.

While I am proud of my ethnicity, I must admit that I do not always feel connected to it. I do not speak Polish or Irish and have only ever visit England and Poland once each. I have always felt more like a citizen of the world than of any one particular country. This is something that I think is becoming more and more common in today's globalized world.

In conclusion, my ethnicity is best described as mixed European. I am proud of my heritage, but do not always feel a strong connection to it. I think this is something that is becoming more common in today's world.

My favorite TV show is the one that's on right now. It's called "The Bachelor" and it's a reality show where a group of single women compete for the affection of a single man. The man is usually a good-looking, successful man who is looking for love. The women are usually beautiful and successful, but they're also usually catty and competitive. I love watching the drama unfold and seeing who the man will ultimately choose. It's always a surprise, and I can't wait to see what happens next.