Hey Em!
There is a point to your piece. It’s sort of like a memoir about a trip. It shows your experiences and talks about your feelings. Those are valuable in memoirs. People appreciated when you open up to them. I would include some stories though. Maybe a conversation you have had with someone local. You were talking about cultural differences and that’s another point your memoir or memory (memoir is really a collection of memories) has.
The way I see one has to explore a lot as a writer to discover what exactly she wants to write and she is good at. You are exploring that and that is great. Remember the book, 48 Laws of Power, the one I better talk to you about than you read? Haha.
The author of that book had quite a journey to become …show more content…
That day I had a quite a bit of tips but all the other money combined did not make me as happy as that 20 dollar and that guy did. (ok, I had 540 bucks not including that 20. I had to say it. Not to brag but for you to have an understanding what that gesture meant to me. Haha. Plus it will motivate you to read that book).
I feel like that I am done getting better at my job and maybe I should quit. I barely learn anything new and I don’t like that business anyway.
I looked up the restaurant you work at. Nice reviews! Tell me how you like your job. For introverts like us it should be a good exercise.
I like how you describe your place. I live literally next to the freeway so little peace and nature would be appreciated by me.
You mentioned the books I told you about. I remember you put down something in that list of the books that you could do right away. I am waiting for a Goodreads invitation from Emma Lichtwardt. Hey, you do want Givi the Life Coach to keep giving you unsolicited advice about all things self-improvement right? Haha.
You got Murat’s name right. That’s already good enough. They all say hi to you as well.
Writing letters should make us better writers. It’s a useful experience and a lot fun at the same time. Those two don’t come together often. The aforementioned dialogue about the generous guest was the first dialogue I have ever
There is a point to your piece. It’s sort of like a memoir about a trip. It shows your experiences and talks about your feelings. Those are valuable in memoirs. People appreciated when you open up to them. I would include some stories though. Maybe a conversation you have had with someone local. You were talking about cultural differences and that’s another point your memoir or memory (memoir is really a collection of memories) has.
The way I see one has to explore a lot as a writer to discover what exactly she wants to write and she is good at. You are exploring that and that is great. Remember the book, 48 Laws of Power, the one I better talk to you about than you read? Haha.
The author of that book had quite a journey to become …show more content…
That day I had a quite a bit of tips but all the other money combined did not make me as happy as that 20 dollar and that guy did. (ok, I had 540 bucks not including that 20. I had to say it. Not to brag but for you to have an understanding what that gesture meant to me. Haha. Plus it will motivate you to read that book).
I feel like that I am done getting better at my job and maybe I should quit. I barely learn anything new and I don’t like that business anyway.
I looked up the restaurant you work at. Nice reviews! Tell me how you like your job. For introverts like us it should be a good exercise.
I like how you describe your place. I live literally next to the freeway so little peace and nature would be appreciated by me.
You mentioned the books I told you about. I remember you put down something in that list of the books that you could do right away. I am waiting for a Goodreads invitation from Emma Lichtwardt. Hey, you do want Givi the Life Coach to keep giving you unsolicited advice about all things self-improvement right? Haha.
You got Murat’s name right. That’s already good enough. They all say hi to you as well.
Writing letters should make us better writers. It’s a useful experience and a lot fun at the same time. Those two don’t come together often. The aforementioned dialogue about the generous guest was the first dialogue I have ever