Personal Narrative: Information On Their Savings Account

Of course the norm for me is that of any citizen living in zone three.

Hi Kristen, It's definitely been a long time since we spoke. How have you been? Through Linkedin, I see that you're now with The Pew Trusts. There are two purposes I’m writing for; the first personal and the second professional. First, with the election season upon us, I've been thinking of my time working with you, Brian and Tobias. In a setting I felt alien to,I truly valued your guidance and friendship. I wish I had stayed in contact, particularly since I felt that we had a friendship outside of the office. The second reason for writing, After spending nearly a year at home with Chloe and Piper, I'm reentering the workforce. There is an available Legislative Assistant position for Senator Elizabeth Steiner Hayward I will be applying to.

The first two weeks that I began tracking my spending had very different beginnings and endings. In "Week 1", I did not have a lot of money to spend, so I obviously used my money very sparingly; I spent most of the money on necessities. The reason that I did not have a lot of money that week is because it had almost been two weeks since I had been paid, and I had spent most of my pay check in those previous weeks. So, I ended that week with less than six dollars and pretty much nothing to put into savings. This situation happens to me almost every pay check and it never really phased me until I started putting it on the Excel spread sheet and put a zero dollars in the "Amount to be saved" space. In "Week 2", I wanted to have an amount to

“Casey, your group needs to do the stunt one more time!” coach said imprudently. It happened March 26, 2015; it was at the end of a two hour practice. During the summer months in South Georgia, it is utterly hot and humid, especially in our cheer gym (a warehouse with no air conditioner); it only has two heavy-duty fans and a roll-up door. With this in mind, my group became slightly irritated. Everyone was exhausted; nevertheless we still had to do the stunt anyway.

“You’re pretty for someone who has dark skin.” I stood there in the middle of my 10th grade English class, stunned. Trying to fathom whether or not to accept it or acknowledge it was a backhanded compliment. I sat there thinking to myself did this other student who shares the same color skin as me, just feel the need to associate my beauty despite my color? This was just one of many times in my life I had encountered phrases like that, but that day in my English class, I realized society had created a social norm that just wasn't going to sit right with me.

Among other things, I would mention that the reasoning behind motivation is why we tend to say we need to make a dollar buy more by stretching it on the basis that we are in fact living from paycheck to pay check and when the money runs out, it is then harder to make a way in order to pay charges and still be capable. I as well, viewed it to be a serious test when it is only you alone and no one else’s opinion and no one is aiding you with paying your monthly bills it is then you require to make the most of each and every dollar. It is at this point people start to realize individuals unquestionably don’t comprehend or understand what others are going through living from check to check and when a person has to sacrifice some things until they have capacity to stand on two feet again to pay for it. I frequently, have found myself thinking about how I am going to pay next month’s bills and when I look on the Brightside I have cash, but still when I don’t have no cash I start to get

Upon answering the phone, I was alarmed by a strange man yelling about an application I had filled out for the rehab center, not the job with the puppies and kittens. He explained to me that the facility that I applied to had another branch on the island called Tideway Aquatic Therapy, where they were looking to fill a position for a physical therapist assistant’s assistant... or whatever. I was offered $13 an hour and was asked to start working the following day. Of course I took the job, but I am still to this day unsure of what my title was. I discovered after my first day that my title wasn’t the only thing I would be unsure

The rest of what I personally think and experienced of the Big E is that it is a good place to see various country people that I like to see at concerts. Its a place to find Christmas gifts for people. The exhibit where I can see real life bears such as a Grizzly through a big picture window is very cool. People can look at the bears from close distance. My Favorite state buildings to go to are Vermont and Rhone Island. I like the Vermont one because I usually can get Cheddar cheese out of Vermont there. I go to the Rhone Island one because I have frequently been there on day trips to their beaches. So I am just a fan of the place. Those things are what I like to experience about the Big E and for all I know is what people similarly go to

“Who thought the baptism water would be as cold as an ice bath?” Much like anyone growing up in Las Vegas, or otherwise known as “Sin City,” we have always been surrounded by people from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Those people are commonly known as “Mormons.” Boy, let me tell you, there are Mormons everywhere in Vegas! There was always something about them that made me interested. There was a light as bright as the sun that always shined from them. They always had a smile on their face, from ear to ear and once you start talking to them I found that they are the nicest people. I then got to know and started hanging out with the Mormons. I then became interested with the religion aspect.

I received a call from Ms Mullen, she stated she has received a call from Bruce Janice and Juan Basope (?) she was not sure about Juan's last name.

I woke up feeling indescribably. It’s the day I either go to the moon or die trying. It was a lovely sunny day and I had adrenaline already going throughout my body like crazy. I was so excited to get on that space craft that I almost skipped everything else that I have to do. After getting ready for the day I had breakfast which consisted of steak, scrambled eggs, toast, coffee, and orange juice. After that we drove to the Kennedy Space Center in a van and started preparing to take off. As I was getting ready I got an unexpected call from the space center that informed me that the Ibm’s numbers didn't match up with the handwritten numbers. I was well aware of the fact that if these numbers werent spot on I would be dead and I was determined

When it comes to protecting my identity from theft and credit card fraud, simplicity is the key for me. Unfortunately, it doesn’t take a lot of information for somebody to steal your identity, as a result I am leery of folk insist on knowing things about me. Any material that has my name and number goes into the shredder; unless I am at my mom’s home, then and there I can destroy documents with identifying information by burning them. When it comes to online shopping, I shop cautiously with a little diligence. There are things that I refuse to do when I can save time by clicking a few buttons, and presto, the product is on its way or the service ordered. Utilities, credit cards, telephone bill, trips, hotels, rental cars are a plethora services

The top thing I would like to gain from this internship is an opportunity to learn the finer details of digital marketing, while working on creative projects that I’m genuinely passionate about. My time as an intern at GKIDS has provided me with the insight into digital marketing for independent distribution companies. I want to continue working within the independent film industry and learn more about social analytic reports, new social strategies and InDesign techniques while providing my own unique strategies and solutions for social media management.

I don’t ever remember a time when I tried to save face with my friends or peers. I believe that I have always been honest and upfront to the best of my abilities. I do, however, know of a time that my cousin, Dana, faced this problem.

Generations, both younger and older, can teach us many different things. My 2nd grade teacher taught me a lesson I will probably never forget. As a little kid, I did not behave very well, at school or at home. But my 2nd grade helper teacher, Ms. Brosnan, knew I was capable of more than that. After what she taught me here, I have behaved ever since.