Miley Cyrus Judgements

I quickly moved from the door to First Sergeant Attaway’s room. I arrived there before anyone else did so I started to make my uniform cleaned up and spotless, along with going over the questions I thought might have been asked. There was plenty and I was not really prepared as I wanted to be, but I was going to do my best. Everyone else started to show up, putting on their uniforms or cleaning their uniforms. The judges walked in and we lead them to where First Sergeant was. We then sent everything we needed to the gymnasium we were going to be in. The flags, the harnesses, the rifles, the stands, everything we needed was right there. We then started off with a little talk from First Sergeant then we started off with the color guards. One with and one without a saber. We then moved into a group marching with and without rifles. After that were the questions, and then he flags. The flags have been the easiest part, since the whole group you were in, which was five people this year, were able to talk and help each other. We finally completed the day. None of us embarrassed ourselves and we made it out without anything awful happening. We put everything away and then talked about what happened at both the practices and the auditions. We were then finally able to go

I was the only one who was fearful for what was about to happen because the humiliation of being unprepared to perform in front of the whole school left me with a sense of angst. Color guard was just called up to perform and as the music started, cheers were ringing through the gym. Everyone seemed excited for the performance, yet I remember everything going in slow motion: students yelling, teachers clapping, and yet my girls looked clueless. This was the moment I was dreading since before the school year started.

It gave me a glimpse of what it will be like when I am a teacher someday, and I was able to share with a younger generation one of my passions. The week of the camp I worked for approximately thirty-five hours. The actual camp was twelve hours, and the rest was planning the activities for our classes. I was in charge of teaching voice and directing the play for the end of the week. It was a lot of hard work, and a lot of the kids were hesitant to participate at first, but in the end it was rewarding because when I see these kids in the community they see me and usually give me a hug or tell me how much they loved the

Shayla: We’ve learned multiple life lessons at the retreats and field trips that we’ve taken at our time here like the county fair. We don’t want to spoil it for the younger classes, but at Chewelah Peak we learned how to work as a team and how to be responsible. The food was to die for and we had an enjoyable time doing all the activities. When we go on retreats,

They had kids running everywhere and screaming to the top of their lungs, I went to the director and asked what she needed me to do and she asked me if I could put on a movie so that everyone would calm down and relax. I put the movie Tarzan up on the big screen an watched everyone run to the movie. It was like magic, the kids just became instantly distracted from what they were doing. I spent the rest of the day helping the youth ministry with their kids. I didn’t even go on a lunch break, but that was my fault. I didn’t see the need to because they youth ministry was serving hot dogs and hamburgers so I just ate some of their food. The kids only have another month of summer nd then their back to school, depending on what school they go to the only have two weeks.Near the end of the day Jeff came down to give me a motivational speech about how I’m going to be so great, you know the that whole spill. I’m very satisfied with my experience hear at Western New Mexico University. I cant believe I’m about to have my masters degree, I feel like an old person now. I’m 24 but it feel like I’m 50, I cant wait to see what else God has for me in the future. I have worked very hard to get to this point in my life, so I don’t take anything for

People recover from damaged reputations while others do not because of the extent of the damage of their actions and people’s beliefs.

Miley Cyrus can easily be explained through the eyes of Sigmund Freud, the father of Psychoanalysis. Freud was the first to develop the “talking cure”, in which one makes their unconscious thoughts, beliefs, and motives, conscious by means of catharsis, or a free discharge of emotions. In this approach, it is thought that our behavior is a result of our unconscious motives. Therefore, psychodynamic therapy bases its treatment of mental disorders on the relationship between the unconscious and conscious mind. After working with many different people, Freud came to the conclusion that repressed memories, fears, and emotions stored in the unconscious mind must be brought to light to the conscious mind, in order for them not to manifest themselves through symptoms. The key internal mechanism for change here is insight of how the unconscious thoughts influence their behavior.

After the major tragedy of Hurricane Harvey, the famous young, American pop singer donated $500,000 to help victims in need. Miley Cyrus explains on the Ellen show, in her perspective, that she wanted to help in any way that she could, because it would be extremely hard on her if she lost everything. In America, people are diverse, but a disaster like this happens, people help each other. Another time when America came together was 911. Anna Quindlen wrote about this horrific time which she called, “A Quilt of a Country.” She wrote, “Like many improbable ideas, when it actually works, it’s a wonder.” She is explaining how people were mixed together by their cultures come together to assist each other which is amazing just like Miley Cyrus

The class was fairly big, it was about maybe eight or ten of us. Aside from the classes, one teacher had a little get together to inform us about a choir and who wanted to join. It was a great pleasure to be able to do something I loved for everyone to hear. Another side classes was that on Fridays we would have a little snack after finishing our homework and then we’d go skating. How convenient that the same floor that we did karate and drill on was the skating rink itself. All in all the teachers and staff were amazing they showed us respect just like we showed them, and they really took care of us, Alke-bulan has helped us out a lot. Whether it’s to go and learn something new, have fun, or establish structure, admitting your kids here is a great

Anyway, it was really nice to be shown and experience new things like I did that night with my teammates. I am a very anxious person, so if it were not for them taking,

If Miley Cyrus, Chris Brown, and Caitlyn Jenner are examples of American Society's moral compass what does this truly indicate for our future generations? Young people are choosing paths that will result in destination and and the destiny of America in the 21st century. Role models are people looked to lead by example. The younger generation does not have morally educated role models to uphold standards that the children once did in the 1960’s. Today we are lacking visionaries with altruistic goals like Martin Luther King. He currently being outshined by “gangster” rappers with messages of hate, violence, and the degeneration of women. Young Americans are our country's future. Social media’s are broadcasting scaldis news like sex tapes being

Day5: Today we had a new student who was dealing with suicide issues he was 10 years old. We were told by Maxine to be extra sensitive and accommodating to him. We had a free period just so that he could get used to the champions club environment.

What i got from the retreat was that we sometimes forget that Jesus is here with us and by helping us to not forget was by doing different lectures of not forgetting about jesus because he never forgets about us. I believe that jesus is always here to protect us and to guide us wherever we go. I am glad that I attended this retreat because it was a really great experience for me and very inspiring because they gave out a lot of lectures of jesus and I learned a lot from them. I thank my family, and the staff at church for teaching me about jesus christ from the very beginning. My relationship with Jesus christ is very important to me because I thank him everyday for my family and giving us more opportunities to accomplish our goal and to make a difference in our

During the ropes course field trip what seemed most difficult was that i had little trust in my classmates. What lifted my trust in them was that Cristobal, Veronica, Jessica, and Mrs. Clark motivated me to keep going and to not give up. There was a point in which I told Mrs. Clark "I can't do this!!!" And Mrs. Clark responded with "Yes, you can Star!" Hearing that come from her was motivation and courage that came to me. During the "Blame Game" what was most difficult was that we had a difficult time communicating with each other. What was also difficult was that we were all yelling at each other and blaming each other. In the blanket challenge we all managed to cooperate with each other and we were all calm. What made it easier was that

Everyone was talking and discussing and the seminar was very absorbing at that part. There was not any bad parts of the seminar because everyone got to share their ideas in the way they wanted to be portrayed