I'm very outgoing and love to have time with my friends and family. I enjoy the fresh mountain air. I enjoy doing athletic sports like baseball, football, and hockey. I'm loyal to my family. I am also kind. I am easy going and enjoy spending time with my friends after school. I also like keeping busy and not feeling bored.

On the negative side, I am clever, stubborn, and mischievous. I will not take no for an answer, when I think of something. And when I come to a plan, I am usually able to think of complicated tasks at hand. I am also mischievous. I will sometimes find trouble or cause it. I have a temper. When someone gets me angry; I really get angry. As it doesn't take a lot to push my buttons when someone is hurting my family or messing with them. I can also be impatient with things. When it takes time to wait for something good. I tend to get agitated, anxious or even pacing around waiting for it to finish.

Rosewood is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English words 'rhos' meaning 'rose' and 'wudu' meaning 'wood'. It was typically given to individuals who lived near a rose wood or a rose tree. This name is often associated with beauty and strength, reflecting the characteristics of the rose tree itself.

In 1903, my great, great, grandparents, Preston Rosewood and his wife Estelle, journeyed from England to the United States joining her brother and his family who had moved to Big Sky a couple of years before. Growing up his family had operated an Old Fashioned soda shop back in England. So, he built his own soda shop here in Big Sky.

My name is Mordecai Jason Rosewood. My father is Michael Rosewood, and my mother is Zoe Rosewood. I was born on a hot summer day, on August 15th. It was so hot that day that it was well into the 90s Fahrenheit, and there was a heatwave. Trying to find ways to stay cool was hard, going swimming in the lake was one idea. Even staying under the shade of a tree was not near enough to stay cool.

By now, my parents had plenty of experience raising children. My family already had five girls and one boy, my older brother Guthrie. My sisters are Victoria, Erica, Fiona, Daphne, and Zariah. My parents also had helped raise Hudson and Zariya, so they were like extra older siblings to me. So, the house was very busy and loud. With so many girls in the family, there was lots of attention on them. Guthrie being the only guy, I'm sure it was a big surprise. I was curious about the world when I was a baby. I was always getting into everything and making messes with the toys. When I was two years old, the final sibling arrived in the Rosewood family, and that is Gresham. He is my little brother. And I love them all. I wouldn’t ask for it any other way.

When I was four my dad gave me my minibike, and he gave me lessons riding it. My father is the proprietor of a soda fountain in Big Sky, Montana, and I spent a lot of time there. My grandfather retired and handed the shop down to my father. He still visits the shop on occasions, when he feels up to it, and works there. I frequented it a lot with my family. It was like another playground for us to play in. I liked hanging out there with the rest of the family. Running it brings pride and joy to our family.

I learned how to ride a dirt bike when I was six. I was having a lot of fun racing around on the Deveraux track. I would challenge my siblings and my friends. I won many times, as I was very competitive. I have the trophies on my shelf in my room.

In junior high, I tried out for football and baseball, and I made the teams. I would play catch in the backyard with some of my siblings after school. It was enjoyable. I became obsessed with the sports. It was fun hearing the crowds' cheering. I thought I did pretty good I was able to hit some balls, and they went flying into the outfield and also got a home run or two.

When I turned fourteen, I was able to start working after school, at my dad's soda shop. It was an interesting way to start work. I learned the basics of working, while I was at the shop, and received my first paychecks.

I'm in my freshman year of high school, when I turn sixteen, I will be able to get my first Harley. I can't wait to ride the open roads with my family. When I turn 18, I hope to prospect for the Wild Wolves MC club. I know I have a bright future ahead of me.