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1. The research process went well. Finding the sources was just tedious because I found it difficult to find the last source. The annotated bibliography was just very long and not fun to write.

2. The best parti of the project is yet to come because I just like presenting, no matter what the topic is.

3. I got stuck in this project with the annotated bibliography because at that time, I got really sick and lost all motivation to do anything.

4. My draft was just a skeleton of my current project. Now, I have a much meatier presentation. I am proud of my presentation because I think it'll be decent. It is not my best work but I like it. I wish I put my work into my project because I feel like there is a part of my presentation that is just missing.

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What I know:
It has snowed twice in the city of Tucson, Arizona in the last 3 months-climate change
It hit a consistent low

What I don't know:
Is it directly correlated.

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I thought it was interesting how he made it seem like he could interpret the feelings of both sides, while leaning more to one side.

It shows that if everybody just took the time to consider where people on the opposite side think about and how they were brought up, it would provide a more caring world.

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1. Homeless Population
2. CliMate Change
3. Stuff to do in Tucson
4. Border
5. Tucson Roads

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1. I felt strongest about just answering the questions in general because there was no wrong way to answer them due to it is my own personal experience and I couldn't be too extremely judged on it.
2. Despite that, I got this feeling of repetition when I was answering the questions because in my mind, there wasn't too much which I could expand on about the topic unless I kept writing minute details. So on a lot of questions, it just felt bland because I was essentially writing the same material.
3. I plan to just try to spice up the style of writing with less repetition and more details, trying to make every thing I talk about seem new, despite it not actually being a completely new concept.
4. I didn't get too stuck in the writing because I was not searching for an idea, which wasn't possessed by my mind. If I was stuck, it was most likely on what words to use.
5. No. I don't think so. The only thing is for me that a lot of the questions brought along a lot of the same answers. That was my only issue but no clarification issues.

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I felt upset because I had a concussion for the a majority of the period I was writing the story, so I couldn't use my computer to type it. But when I finished the assignment, and got the words in the journal I had written in onto the computer, it was one of the greatest tasks I have achieved.

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Her most compelling argument to me was when sharing her 1st experience about realizing she had a problem.

She did change my mind. I always feel like I have a problem with my phone, being that I check it every 5 minutes or if I get a notification. She just kind of brought to light how to deal with that situation I'm going through.

For me, I think involving personal experiences from your life helps build your argument because it makes you seem like you know what you are talking about.

I'll takeaway the fact that it is doable. If you want, you can break up with your phone. Which is something I'm probably gonna try to do.

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One piece of memorable writing happened to me in 10th grade. It was a process of adversity and perseverance. The assignment was to write a short story with the minimum length of 10,000 words.

I would've okay with what I was assigned because we had a month to write the book. Also, it wasn't a literary analysis, so the assignment was 100% easier.

The only issue is I had a concussion, and was limited to an hour of screen time a day (not the recipe for success to write this book).

I definitely had an impact on my writing because I was not able to go straight to the computer. I had to write everything out in a composition book before putting it into the document.

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-Writing helps me get all of my thoughts down onto a page. Sometimes, if I am at an uneasy spot in my life, I will type away on how I feel with my goals.
-I use writing as a meditation tactic. Like I said above, it just helps my mind, which is racing at many points in the day, slow down.
-I care about taking the reader away into a more exciting world because of how I am able to make their mind think in certain ways. If I can make you fully imagine what is going on the scene with no missing spots, I consider my job achieved.
-Exciting vocal, short, blunt, sentences, and speaking the truth.

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This was for a paper in 101:

1. I had to think of something, which made me different from those around me
2. I wrote about that idea and the experiences I went through and how I was affected because of my different train of thought

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1. Happiness
2. Calmness
3. Power
4. Optimism
5. Honesty

5 Years: I expect to be entering an entry level job, and doing my best with that job because I know I worked hard to get into that specific position.

10 Years: I expect to be leaving the job, which I have gained a high role in, to start my own company, and having a few of my fellow co-workers follow me to this dream.

20 Years: Tahp is at the top of the game in the clothing industry, and all we are is getting bigger.