Reflection Paper On The Solar Eclipse

My stepmother, my father, their grandchild, and I took a family vacation to Busch Gardens. Upon leaving time, we packed for the stay in Richmond, VA. My father got the truck ready, Karen, my stepmother, brought a pillow with a purple cup full of ice. The grandchild got together her toys and was just as happy as she could be at 6:30 A.M. in the morning. I, on the other hand, was beyond ready to jump right back into bed and sleep for another year because I could’ve probably have done it that hot day.

The sky matched the mood of the scene as we walked up to the 9/11 memorial. The first sight that is visible in the area as we approach the exhibit is a small, antique church. In a way, this church symbolizes God’s presence in the crowd of people taking in the scenery. This moment in time, my view of life was changed as I realized the phenomenal event that we recognize with a moment of silence every year is so much bigger than I thought. It’s not until a person explores the 9/11 memorial that they fully understand the sorrow that comes with the memory of our nation’s tragedy.

Recent reports have noted that the racial/ethnic composition of our nation is projected to transmute drastically in the coming decades. Given this information, it is ergo consequential that our nation’s health professions amend their efforts to provide culturally competent care to all patients. My contribution to advancing diversity in the medical field includes expecting volunteering opportunities where I was not in the majority, but where I was the minority. You will note that throughout my years of giving back, I have always served in areas were I could reduce health-care disparities and/or serve in underserved communities.

We talked and sang songs that filled the circle with laughs. I layed next to my friends under a blanket of stars. If you looked to the right or the left you could see fireworks illuminating the sky with vibrant colors; however, if you looked straight up, you could see the stars that shimmered against the deep black sky. Ashley Kallberg was there laying under the stars with me. As she was laying there that night she remembers," thinking about all of the fun things we wanted to do over the summer." She thought about the bucket list we would complete and the laughter we would share

It was Sunday and this meant that I would spend it at Booth Memorial Park giving historical tours of the home. The Booth brothers David and Stephen Both owned the property. They were traditional American entrepreneurs. They were republicans and abolitionist and philanthropist . They fought their whole life’s for injustice and taking care of those most left out of our society during. I have always found a profound sense of pleasure at this Park like I had a deep and spiritual conception to the place . The building the Booth Brothers built and the beautiful rose garden with a tremendous amount of roses always contributed to my instance love of the park . As I looked in the distance I saw a large and ominous storm cloud above the graveyard of the property. All of a sudden the day took a dramatic turn as a strange and eccentric man entered the building that would change my life forever.

About 22 years ago WWIII began. They say the world population dropped from 7.5 billion to about 2 billion. Then 1 year later The Dark Sun rose. The Dark Sun is a terrorist group lead by Emperor Sivorisk. They rose from the ashes of the world, and they are the only ones in history to ever achieve what any super villain wants… world domination.

On July 14, 2016 I was sitting in my car with my parents on the long three hour fifty minute drive to Morgantown. I was nervous and excited for the experience I was about to have. Would I fit in? Would I make any friends? But I wouldn’t find out until I got there and met the other chosen attendees. And as we slowly made our way down the road I drifted off to sleep.

As I walked into St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church, I was welcomed by everyone I passed by. There was a pleasant odor filling the halls that a fresh cooked meal was being prepared making me feel like I was at home. As I walked into the hall members of all ages were there to attend the Wednesday Night Recharge ranging from cute little infants, to

In your own words, describe two conditions that are necessary for an eclipse to occur.

"Nature is considered to be God's territory. It is where we feel an awareness of truth and a sense of closeness to that field of energy which created all that is." (Apollon, Susan B. “Nature.” Love To Feel Good Blog, Brian Gardner Studio Press, 2008, lovetofeelgoodblog.com/tag/nature/.) A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in front of the sun, therefore, causing a shadow to cast upon the Earth. I had the opportunity to witness this breathtaking and miraculous experience. It was an ordinary day with an extraordinary event. August 21st no longer a day only to be remembered in NASA's archives but a life changing moment for myself.

Once it was night everyone came outside to see the lunar eclipse. We had a clear sky and i got to see three shooting stars. It was beautiful. Delaney let me cuddle with her in her sleeping bag which kept me really warm. Craig told us an origin story that made it easier to fall

The route passed through the hardest-hit areas of the city, now an open clearing, officially stopping to watch the groundbreaking of schools, ribbon cutting of businesses, and unofficially stopping to admire the Spirit Tree and the Cross of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, two objects repurposed after the storm. At the end of the Unity Walk, bagpipers waited to lead participants into the park. The swell of people, as they crested the last hill, signaled the pipers to begin. The intensity of the emotion let loose emotions for many waiting to greet the walkers. Smiling through tears, an elderly gentleman I met the previous year, only days after the tornado, hugged me and said, “I’m so glad you were here to see this Joplin and not just the destroyed one.”

I had never been more excited to see someone in my life. My mom, dad, sister and I were going to meet her at the Modesto Nuts baseball game to celebrate my dad’s birthday together. Little did we know this would be the day we got to meet her daughters. When they arrived, I was elated to see the two of them walk up with the woman. I instantly became friends with the both of them, but the younger one and I became attached at the hip for the rest of the night. The four of us talked and talked all evening, I do not remember watching any baseball that

The widely believed claim that the moon has physiological effects on humans or other living organisms on Earth is known as the ‘Lunar Effect’. One popular belief stemmed from this topic is that the 29.5-day lunar cycle somehow has a relationship with fertility and the roughly 28-day human menstrual cycle. In the article titled ‘Does The Solar Eclipse Affect Your Period? Some Women Say It Really Does’, it is suggested that some women experienced ‘strange’ symptoms of their periods during the Solar Eclipse, such as more intense stomach crampings or extreme and sudden mood swings.

Imagine yourself in a dark environment where you can only see sparks of light every few inches away from each other. Once the voice said the phrase "Let it glow", the moment of magic began to happen where lanterns were released and flying up toward the stars. Reflecting back at the moment, nothing can go beyond the experience of expressing our gratitude and love felt by ours heart to be written down and be able to sent it up toward the dark space. Although the actual experience can't be expressed through words, it is definitely heart warming to experience a special event like Lantern Fest. Keeping service in mind, Nevada Circle K volunteered at Lantern Fest on September 24 with different shifts throughout the day with registering, packing the