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I Don't Like Dancing by Scissor Sisters 

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I Don't Like Dancing by Scissor Sisters 

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This songs describes me because at first fun and upbeat and as the song continues it gets better. This song is like me because I am a fun easy going person and has you get to know me I become better. The song is called I Don't Feel Like
Dancing because I am reserved but I like to try new things. I don't usually like to dance but when I am happy or let go I can.

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"...all I wanted from a church when I was ready to give it up was a quiet sanctuary and some candles. All I wanted was a safe place to be. Like so many, I was in search of sanctuary. "(174)

This speaks to my social location because my life is surrounded by so much and I am always trying to find a sanctuary. Throughout my life I have found temporary sanctuaries but I feel like I haven't found a permanent one.

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“With the place to myself, I ambled through the sanctuary, studying every window, alcove, icon, and plaque, listening to the church tell her story. A journey through a church, though a modest pilgrimage, can be an instructive one if you pay attention, if you follow the signs.”(172)
This quote speaks to my social location because I catch myself not paying attention to the important things in my life. I need to take time and reflect on my values and priorities. Racheal Evans desribes that when she really saw the church and took in what it had to offer she appreciated it so much more. Being surrounded and having so much to do sometimes gets in the way of appreciating life.

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My baptism was a way to introduce me to a community that my family is part of. Looking back on the ceremony through pictures it was a day that brought them together. A baptism in my eyes is a ceremony to gather people and take part in a person's journey of faith and struggle.

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Junior ring was a rite of passage that helped shape my social location. It taught me that part of growing up is to take on responsibility. This ceremony helped bring my family together to celebrate a milestone in my high school years.

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“Indeed, our sins—hate, fear, greed, jealousy, lust, materialism, pride—can at times take such distinct forms in our lives that we recognize them in the faces of the gargoyles and grotesques that guard our 2cathedral doors. “(page 19)

This quote reminded me that throughout my life the things that I try to avoid don’t come in a fictional form but in an ever day one. Sometimes I catch myself or see someone else acting out of fear or greed. These ‘sins’ come and go but it is important to recognize them in their true form so that we can try and overcome them in a realistic way. This speaks to my social location because these 'sins' are part of being human.

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FSHA is part of a community that has shaped me social location because this all girl catholic education has given my the opportunity to get involved in events, clubs, sports, and classes that I may have not thought go before. This school has taught me to be an active participant in my education, my friendships, and my well being. This school is truly a community that has allowed me to appreciate the things I receive in life.

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My mother is part of my social location because she has supported me throughout my life and has been an inspiration to me. She always pushes me to learn, laugh, and enjoy life.

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My sister is part of my social location because she is a friend, a sister, and occasionally a cautionary tale. Her ability to not back down has taught me to stand up for what i believe in and that it is okay to be wrong sometimes.

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California is part of a community that has shaped my social location because California is a city filled with all different types of people that have allowed me to meet and talk to new people. The state I live in has helped me grow in culture.