Sleep is for the WEAK – no I really should’ve slept
Kathy
I think creating my presentation was nothing short of a fever dream. Due to the extremely large and vague prompt, I couldn’t get my brain to start this essay until…
Weekly Writings
Jolly times
Listen. It’s the creativity that got me. I liked the idea of having a description for letters then being able to read the actual letter. The formatting was adorable, the…
Job searching and Major Lurking
So, once again I am sitting at a desk and questioning my life choices (for once, it’s in a classroom instead of at home or my dorm room). I came…
Pen Pal[ed]
After reading the “84 Charing Cross Road” My interest in pen pals were peaked. I expected the book form of the story to be a long or daunting read, despite…
Letters to Note, Ladies to admire
There are some letters, some phrases that though seemingly small, have profound impacts on history. It leads to some questions, like “Would Abraham Lincoln have become president if not for…
Target Audience
There was an interesting quote that came up I someone’s presentation this week. And though I had been taking notes to put into the TAG discussion feed, this one I…
Lights, Camera, Action-
Except it’s never that serious (at least not doing-my-first-presentation-in-my-first-year-in-college- wise). I despise presentations. I despise speaking in from of a group of people, performing, or singing in front of people.…
Last
adjective 1 a: following all the rest b: being the only remaining 2: belonging to the final stage (as of life) See the fact that this is a collection at…
“Writting”
Often, my hands move faster than my ability to ‘check over’ everything does. I’m often hitting the send or a publish button before I really mean to. This just means…
“Say coeducation one more time-“
To be quite honest, when we said “Letter Writing”, I didn’t think, “cursive whisperer” or “smudge reader”, or “detective” or “decipherer”. But alas, welcome to the story of how I…
