Personal Journal Entry

It is a difficult task to choose words based on how you feel someone else is feeling. I seem to be focused on the conflict in the house between us and our youngest son, but that seems to be the center of my conflict at the moment. In my opinion, we have a lot of the same feelings but the communication between us is not bringing are feeling to the table in a way that we can word through the issues.

I met with my colleague earlier this week and she asked if it was ok with me to facilitate the substance abuse group on Mondays, instead of the relapse prevention group on Wednesdays. She said this will help me to become more knowledgeable about the street drugs and there effects on the body. I told her I didn’t mine taking over the substance abuse group at all. In the substance abuse group the facilitator usually have discussions on but not limited to the different types of illicit drugs on the street and the physical and psychological effects on the human body. The different routes of entry to the body and how long it stays in the body is discussed as well.

Sitting at a crowded table surrounded by my friends roaring with laughter, I gazed out at the ocean. The glaring sun burned on my skin, and I was exhausted from spending the day at the boardwalk of the Jersey Shore. My stomach was growling, and all I could think of was how badly I wanted food. All of a sudden, the aroma of melting mozzarella and fresh tomatoes hit me like a train. I could hardly wait. The waitress soon came over and left the pizza on our table. I wanted to begin eating at that second, but first I had to take a picture of this beautiful creation.

Every journal entry that we did in class, I made sure that It was heartfelt. I gave real life experiences and my perspective on things. For the final presentation I used my journal entry that discussed performing masculinities. I wanted to do a performance that I felt where I could express myself more but also one that could incorporate my peers. I wanted to reflect on my childhood a little bit and how that had an influence on my adolescence years. I adapted my journal entry by creating a script that displayed the actions of what I discussed in my entry. I knew that we paired in trios, which was perfect for me because I was able to have a classmate play the role of my brother and auntie. I transformed it into a performance by breaking down

This journal exercise was emotional and it had me to think with an open mind about the unthinkable. Some questions blew my mind and had me to realize that death can be near at any given time in any place. Many questions open my mind and had me thinking about movies that relate to certain questions. I never believed that I being buried alive would happen but in today’s society anything is possible. With some much bad news on TV, some part of me fear for my family lives and my life because of the danger that some individuals put us through. I become emotional with any topic that talks about death because it brings back memories of the loved ones that are not here today and how they have lost their lives. This journal exercise has been a roller

As a student, I have always appreciated the challenge of coming up with words that truly express how I feel. Like a game, I play around with letters that are uniquely bonded to form words. From words to sentences to paragraphs, I have successfully written an essay. Yet, I feel like there is a missing piece, and if found I believe it would fit perfectly like a jigsaw puzzle. The missing piece defines the separation between great and good, and that is exactly what I found in ENGL 101. By using this opportunity to grow, I am prepared for the challenging topics in ENGL 102. One main progress is the change in my attitude. Changing my attitude not only changes the way I thought about the characters, but also the

“Sometimes you have to look forward, move on and try to forget what happened in the past.”

The therapist met with the client for the individual session. The therapist greeted the client and reviewed the main goal for the individual session for today. The client reported that his mood was good today aeb reporting that he feels better than yesterday as he started to understand the daily schedule and to know why he is here. The client shared that one of his triggers is to think about any future scenario such as thinking about how his parents will react to any misbehavior he could do, or when he asked them to buy for him something he needs, or when he did not pass any quiz how they will talk with him. The client shared that when he feels anxious because of one of these scenarios, he is usually starts to think about smoking Marijuana.

Hey coach I have a question about the softball league. Do you think I'll still be able to play on Sundays if i miss practice ? if I end up making the volleyball team, i know for a fact that there will be volleyball games on the same days as softball practices so I won't be able to make it to some of the practices.

I don’t believe there were any ah-ha moments that I experienced in this course. Some of the information I already knew from working in health care or from previous classes.

Diary entry one: As of recently, life has been pretty difficult for our whole family. We haven't been getting much money off the farm since prices on crops dropped. And, my mom lost her job because the company wasn’t making enough money to support its workers. She is unable to find a new job, because the same thing is happening to a lot of companies in the same field, and she lacks experience in any other job. I just really hope that things go up from here because we seem like we have hit rock bottom and it is very difficult.

If there is one thing that commuter students truly fear, it is bad weather. For the commuter student, each weekday is a game of metrological Russian roulette; many times you win, others, you lose. We commuters live on the whim of wind, and when she changes, there’s nothing to do but bow. I’ll readily admit, I was probably due for a catastrophe. As a freshman commuter student who walks from home, I’ve only had a run in with the weather once, but that weather was a gift from Zeus himself.

For my written task one I decided to make personal/professional journal entries written by O’Brien. What inspired me most to write from O'Brien's perspective was the mysteriousness in which Orwell writes the character throughout 1984. As the audience we never learn as much as we want about O’Brien, his character plays a small role in the majority of the book until the end when he becomes the other key character besides Winston. I also felt really drawn to the character because of how much of his motives and personality is left for interpretation by the reader.

Hi, I’m Jeremy, this is my first journal entry, and it might be my last.. My friends and I explored an abandoned building we thought was just a mall, but it was much more than that.

There is a young lady on my basketball team who has been struggling in her academics. Her mother came to me and asked if I could talk to her daughter and share some tips that I do to make sure I’m on top of my grades. Being showered with nothing less than God’s grace, love and mercy it would be selfish of me not to extend my help. I gave her a planner to stay organized, a pack of pens for notes ad also a sheet with tips on how to manage her time, and on the back a list of bible verses that got me through the year. God’s grace is not to be contained but to be shared with