Personal Narrative: My Problem With Anderson

Bonnie Thacker said the city has more pressing problems than the container, and she rattled off a number of other problem areas. “We talking about a mole hill when we ought to be talking about a mountain,” she told

The biggest problem with the city of Anderson is there are no good paying jobs. The majority of the jobs in Anderson are minimum wage. Minimum wage barely allows anyone to buy the necessities much less of anything else. If the people in the town can’t afford to go have fun then all the places to hang out shut down. When those places close the kids have nothing to do. If the kids have nothing to do they can get into trouble.

Dealing with Anderson has many things that are bad but one of the main things are is the economy and our atmosphere. Some things need to be handled differently around the town of Anderson. The environment we live in is somewhat normal but also very dangerous as well. Anderson needs to work on many things the main thing is trying to get our society looking a lot better.

It seems today that the main objective in life is to become the most successful you can be, to have the best job, to make the most money. I have grown up in a generation focused solely on self achievement, that the utmost important thing in life is self. This has created an ideology of selfishness among millennials. The underlying want for more has clouded the vision and need to help our fellow man. What good is one’s life if one does not positively affect others. What has one accomplished if, when one leaves this earth, one has not left it for the better?

Last summer I wanted to work and earn a little cash and distract myself and not be home all summer. I didn't know where to apply so I applied everywhere I was even open to working in the fields my parents told me that the fields were the last place they ever wanted me to work. My mom and step dad Raul always told me that field work wasn't easy and that it was not for me but I didn't listen.

Your response to Erickson, was well stated, children do learn from play, they explore, create imagination, and ask questions. So, their environments need to be positive, respectful, and well structured. I agree as well that children as Erickson said, need to master each stage prior to advancing to the next stage. You mention you work with early child good education program, what grade do you work with? I too am a preschool teacher, though we as the teachers speak to the parents and explain the children should master one stage prior to moving to the next, have you ever had to explain that to a parent? Can you offer any advice, because in my experience if a child has not complete master potty training for example, the parent focused child,

I believe I was not created equally. When I open my eyes to this strange world I feel an urge to run and hide. I am not safe there is no escape.

Never shall I forget that day, the first time I rode a roller coaster that made my day continue without a voice.

The most valuable piece of advice that I have been given was from my older sister. She quoted Ralph Waldo Emerson to me after I had been very upset about badly losing a championship soccer game. She told me that “Our greatest glory is not in never failing but in rising up every time we fail,” so I should not use this loss as a way to give up, but instead as a motive to become better. At the time I did quite comprehend what she was saying, but now, looking back upon that moment, I realize how those few words have shaped the way I see myself, others, and the world. From hearing those words, I realized that failure happens to everyone; however, how we overcome it is much more important in defining who we are than the failure itself. Also, enduring

Yes, I did encounter a problem early in my career when I was a licensed practical nurse (LPN). I had one-year experience as an LPN and was working on an oncology unit where functional nursing (task nursing) was utilized. Consequently, there was this charge nurse (CN) named Candy, whom I liked, because she was a short, friendly, plumped, energetic and beautiful long red hair. She seemed knowledgeable in her field and I had a lot of respect for her. Thereby, realizing her knowledge base, I often utilized her as a resource person to provide me with the correct policy and procedures. Also, she was friends with the director of nursing, the unit secretary, and one of the supervisors.

Hey, Tonya, how are you? I hope everything is good and well with you and your family. I have to tell you what happened to me this past week. Every day this week, I have been going to the yoga studio. Now, you know I am not flexible at all, but I gave yoga a chance to become better at meditating. When the instructor advised us we should touch our hands behind our backs and raise our arms, can you believe I was jumping up and down trying to touch my hands? It was such a scene; I kept jumping and saying ouch! Now was that funny or what? Talk to you later!

It’s been a long night and everyone was tired. That night I had a nightmare about a dark shape in the bright background. Then, it started to take shape of a human. I got scared and felt like running but I realised that I was stuck to the floor. The darkness of the shape, started to change colour. Into a colour of a person’s skin. It started to look like a person that I knew.

One doesn’t question miracles, one embraces them to the fullest. Although I was cutting it close, the fact that I was able to complete all requirements to surpass the rank of Life Scout before my 18th birthday was truly remarkable. My former Boy Scout Leader of Troop 1, Rodney Hanson, provided me with an enormous amount of encouragement and support to focus on the required merit badges necessary for advancement. My leader motivated me to accomplish great things within the Boy Scouts of America.

Many of them are pothole ridden, along with not getting the attention that they need on a regular basis, And not being repaved because of it not being a big concern of the county. They are also in tight areas which make them not as easy to attain and fix like state and county roads. But they still really deserve done, and not left to deteriorate like they have been left to by the new people that have moved in.

Decide is one of the most difficult thinking that everyone can have in the life. Perhaps. Every day, every time, we are making quick decisions and we don’t notice it. In the life we have innumerable decisions to make. Leaving everything you have like your job, school, and home besides get a new beginning is a big desicion to meake and that is the way of how this story begins.