While most technology has had positive impacts on the styles of writing throughout history, such as making it easier to create pieces of writing, making it easier to compare and contrast your own writing with other people’s writing, and creating Continue reading
Every school day during class, you, a tired and unmotivated college student at the University of San Diego, fight your heavy eyelids as they slowly work their way down your eyes until you realize that you almost fell asleep for Continue reading
On an extremely cold winter day, when I was in the third grade of my elementary school named: The Henderson International School, where I made many of my best memories and experienced new things for the first time, such as Continue reading
Every year on the morning of October 31st, me, a Halloween procrastinator, walk down with boxes and decorations, walk from store to store, down numerous aisles, with eyes scanning windows and racks to find the perfect costumes for my sister, Continue reading
After I walked my two old dogs in the vast dandelion fields of California during the long and warm sunny days leading up to the end of July, I realized since I had been gone I had not had my Continue reading
On one rather cold and dreary winter morning in December of 1941 the head of Johnson family, Robert, woke up and went outside to collect the daily newspaper as it was his habit, however the headline on the front of Continue reading
When I was a little girl I absolutely loved riding my little pink bike at the very large park located exactly three and a half blocks north from my 3,000 square foot house which was on mulberry street, because while Continue reading
As the day went on, Susan was stressed about all that she had the rest of the day, including but not limited to making lunch for her and her three kids, washing, drying, and folding clothes for all three of them, making Continue reading
I grew up in the greatest, loveliest town where the houses were all so familiar and all owned by families everyone knew, there was a sense of safety and familiarity at every corner and none of my friends lived more Continue reading
When Patrick Marleau, a former captain and ten year veteran with the San Jose Sharks, being drafted by them second overall in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft, second to his former teammate, Joe Thornton, was traded to the Toronto Maple Continue reading
