@unibcarlson This class has opened a lot of doors for me- especially practicing peer reviews- it helped me to gain perspective and take constructive criticism to better myself and my writing.
@unibcarlson “I was struck to hear on the radio recently that the famous reporter Tom Wicker had “died peacefully at home, surrounded by his family.” Such stories are, thankfully, increasingly common” (235).
@unibcarlson https://t.co/DrwZxKzDee Taylor Swift’s song, The Man has always resonated with me. It was the first song about women power that I feel like I actually understood. The older I get and the higher I climb, the less I am heard.
@unibcarlson https://t.co/xhvwx9QqEX Holson’s look on happiness and where it fits in our world- idea that living happily is not about the goal of feeling happy all the time- it’s about all the small moments. She likens this to the many trials we face and how life seems less and less joyous.
@KyleeDaniels111 This struck me when I read it- because I could relate to it so well. It’s the most relatable piece in the passage, it’s difficult to relate to someone who lives in a different time period. Words have such a prominent feeling associated with them that we often overlook.
@AlyssajKulinski Just as a small inconvenience can impact a person’s entire day, such as spilling coffee, so can seeing a person’s smile, brighten one’s life. -Taking every opportunity be with friends
-Going outside