My Coat Of Arms

Slavery, Hardships, and Freedom? This book describes a day in a life of Frederick Douglass. In 2013, I saw a movie called ’12 Years A Slave’ reading this book and watching the movie was eye-opening for me. ‘My Freedom’ in this book explains that young Douglass suffered as a slave, when which he failed to flee his ‘Bondage’, then eventually he escapes that life. Douglass’s story continues to reverberate throughout his life and the American Dream that he conquered all the obstacles that he overcame and reached his goal. He shows us that you can achieve your goals if you strive for it. “My Bondage and My Freedom” is an eye-opener for your life and you can compare your life and see how you can make a change

Symbolism is a way we can express our beliefs or ideas through physical objects; however, they also divide people into groups. A paragon of this situation is the

The things I carry is not as meaningful as the things that I keep safe. Physically I carry a phone and it means something for me because it’s direct contact with my friends and family with the push of a button. Not only that, but I am able to see the pictures and videos of loved ones that passed away or are so far away that I can’t see them. My phone is the quickest way for anyone to reach me at any time and it is very meaningful for me to talk to the people I love. Something that I have, but I don’t carry is a gold chain that my mother gave me. When it comes to objects, it is the most meaningful of all. The reason why it is so meaningful for me is because the backstory that went goes with it. My mom is very important to me and she raised me

In 1855, My Bondage and My Freedom, was published by Fredrick Douglass. Douglass was a slave, but he was much more than just someone’s property. He was born in Talbot County, Maryland in 1818. Slavery during this time was in full effect. Families were being separated and ripped apart from one another, and sold to masters. My Bondage and My Freedom was an autobiography written by Douglass after he was free from slavery. This book is more than just a summary of a historian’s explanation of slavery; it is a person’s experience telling the story. While reading this book, you obtain insight from a slave’s perspective, nothing is sugar coated or minimized for you. The introduction was written by James McCune Smith. According to Douglass this man was the most influential person in his life. Smith was an African-American man and was discriminated by the color of his skin and was not allowed to attend college in any American college. Therefore, he decided to flee to Scotland to attend a medical school there. Once he graduated, he moved back to the United States and ran a pharmacy. In 1853, Smith and Douglass started the National Council of Colored People. In the early chapters of this book Douglass talks about his faint childhood memories with his mother Harriet before they were separated. She died when he was around eight or nine years old. He lived with his grandmother, but was sent to his first master’s plantation while he was still young. Douglass was sent to live with the Hugh

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Another one of my symbol was music. Music symbolizes my whole personality because I go to it when I am feeling down or whenever I need something to make me feel better. To be more specific, music sets my tempo for life. It helps calms me as well as put me in a happier mood when I am sad. I listen to various genres, but R&B and some rap songs are probably what I listen to the most. Due to music helping me feel better about life in general, I feel that it symbolizes me. It symbolizes my tempo of life because it helps put me in a happy mood or get me pumped for my

Artists use many different symbols when it comes to getting their message across, some are very interesting, and others are hard to actually understand, however if you look a little deeper into the meaning, and the things around the piece you may be able to actually depict what the symbol is and the meaning behind it.

Great post! Not only is the shild, particularly the symbol's use with The Salvation Army, a well known symbol, it is a versitial symbol. From Super Man's "S" Shield to cherished family coat of arms, shield symbols are seemingly everywhere. I also like that shield have a degree of duality. While the Salvation Army uses the shield as a warm, protective symbol, it can also be a battle, or war time emblem. Thanks for the nice post!

The purpose of this essay is to describe the meaning of the different element found in the Saunders Coat of Arms. Heraldry emerged from the Gallo-British tradition and is derived from the Greek personal name Alexandros which means defender of men. The current day coat of arms designed by James A. Saunders is based upon concept of courage, loyalty, service and determination.

One of the things that I carry with myself is my deck of Kansas University playing cards. The cards remind me of good memories with my brother. Some of the cards are bent, others are beat up in other ways. I remember every little nick and mark on the cards. The cards are a little bit of physical and emotional baggage that i carry with myself everyday.

The chinese character above my head is “xué xí,” or learn, something I consider myself to be good at. The cat in my arms represents something that is important to me. I like to think that wherever I go I will bring a piece of my loved ones with me, and the cat depicted is actually my brother’s, it’s like a little part of him.

The coat of arms would have been made off-site and then attached to the upper part of the front of the building. The pieces would have been made using moulds and a lime-based cement. The stucco would have been attached to the building using strong adhesive and metal brackets.

Historically, the profession of nursing has been viewed as an inferior occupation, one that holds a lower status when compared to other medical professions (Thupayagale & Dithole, 2005, pg. 1). Contrastingly, nursing is one of the most vital careers within the health care system, with continuous demands for their services (Burhans, 2008, pg.2). Generally, a poor perception and understanding of this profession exists which prevents nurses from being properly recognized for their crucial role within society (Thupayagale & Dithole, 2005, pg.2). Ultimately, four symbols will be discussed in this essay deprived from the creation of a coat of arms. They will serve to acknowledge nurses as more than providers of care and comfort, but as truly valuable medical professionals in their own right.

In my coat of arms, I have many symbols and things that relate to my family. I put them in for different reasons, but they all somehow relate back to me and my family. To start, I chose wolves for my coat of arms because wolves are very tight knight and care about their pack above all else. Just as my family is very tight knight, and care about each other more than anything. The two hands holding a heart and the fires under them, is meant to represent holding onto kindess, gently cradling it and letting the flames warm it until it can grow into something much bigger. Ever since I was a child my parents have taught me to be kind, no matter who or what it was. Now I am growing up and, and having been taught this it helped me form many other