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On Tuesday, March 29, 2016 I attended a geography film event at Sykes called “Remembering Hells Canyon.” The creator of this film, Patricia Keith, attended this event. Patricia Keith teaches video production at a college level. Her production company, Buffalo Eddy Productions has created many films. They’re mostly known for making in-hand adventures films in places like South America, Southeast Asia, China, Canada and much more. Patricia explained how difficult it was to film these adventure films

Understanding is a difficult thing. Some people believe that you can understand after hearing the facts, and others are convinced that you must walk a mile in a person’s shoes before knowing what it is like to live their life. I would agree with one of the two aforementioned claims, but I believe that my life is just not worth understanding. Some may say that is absurd, or hopeless, or dark. But you clearly do not understand. I am a Ewell. For anyone living in my small, hole-in-the-wall town

Another loss. Another funeral. A husband, father and incredible warrior who held strong, endured unimaginable pain and courageously fought to hold on to every last moment of this life. The similarities to my own loss stir painful memories of my darkest hours. I knew going in, there would be numerous triggers layered into this day. Never the obvious, so I cannot prepare. I do know they often strike without warning, a curve-ball of sorts that take me off guard and often pack enough punch to send

FC met with family. Gabriella was in the home chasing the family's cats. Gabriella said "cat," "couch," and cat running." Gabriella ran and offered the two cats different toys. Gabriella noticed the FC's bag and questioned the contents, such as "what's that." Gabriella began to play with the family's ball and brought her own toys in the living room. Once the FC began the ELAP with Gabby's brother, Gabriella often yelled and attempted to take the toys from Mason. Christina often redirected Gabriella's

Thomas Jefferson wrote, “Determine never to be idle… If is wonderful how much may be done if we are always doing.” I believe that always doing accomplishes more than doing nothing. The reasons I believe this is because actions always produce results. Also, you will always make progress no matter what you are doing. If we always accomplish by doing, then what can be accomplished if you do nothing? You can’t achieve any sort of goal if you do nothing; therefore, I agree with Thomas Jefferson. Firstly

I grew up in the St. Louis suburb of Eureka, where I still live today. If you ever look at me and wonder where that scar on my forehead came from, well it happened when I was roughly 12 months old when I fell out of a moving car. My parents raised me as a Methodist at the Eureka United Methodist Church. During my years attending Geggie Elementary School, every Sunday my parents would force me to get out of bed and go to Church with them. During church, all the children would go to Sunday school

A foil is the opposite person of the character. The two foils are charley and Willy. Charley is the foil character because he is a nicer person than Willy. Willy controls his son’s life and he wants him to be like him. Charlie and Willy have different view of success. Willy’s view of success is to be a jock, handsome, loved, and a salesman. Charlie’s view of success is being happy and smart. The American Dream is that everyone has there own dream. But, the dreams always don’t turn out the way you

Personal Narrative- Living for God As I was driving into the church parking lot I had to take a deep breath. After leaving another frustrating day at school and then going to work right afterwards, I needed to calm myself down. I looked in the rear view mirror one more time to make sure I looked halfway presentable. I fixed my wind-blown hair by pulling it back in a high ponytail and put on some Burt’s Bees lip balm before exiting the car. I grabbed my Bible and notebook and locked the doors

Zin Da Keith O’Shaughnessy Eng Comp 2 9/21/17 Learing Hard “The Lesson” and Sandra Cisneros’ “The House On Mango Street” Everybody once was facing hard and struggles through at a young age learn acceptable differently. In Toni Cade Bambara’s “The Lesson” and Sandra Cisneros “The House On Mango Street,” the protagonists are both young girls and lives in a bad neighborhood who assent to faith

As an artist would create a new piece, multiple events have shaped me into the person I am today. My life is a mixture of inspirational highs and heavy lows. However, despite my misfortunes and amidst my revelations, one moment of immense personal growth stands above them all - and in fact, it wasn’t a moment, it was a process. My grandmother had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s when I was eight, and since I was in middle school, lived with my family and I. She passed away last March, and through