Morrie Project Aphorism

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For my Tuesdays with Morrie project, I made waves of the ocean crashing into the shore with

poster board and a lot of construction paper. Boarded by construction paper, I have ten aphorisms.

The idea for my project was about the time that Morrie compared himself to a small wave seeing

the waves ahead of him crash along the shore, and the wave knows his time will come to crash on the

shore as well. Morrie compares him to the wave realizing that his death is coming upon Morrie just like

the wave will crash into shore.

For the steps to my project, I first went to Target to get the poster board. Then, I got home and

started to cut the poster board into ocean waves. After I cut the poster board I took the part that I cut off

on the

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