Wellness Fair Response

The Wellness Fair: Reading Response I have decided to write about the wellness fair held on September 28 as opposed to the chapters of Just How Stupid Are We that are being forced upon us. Why did I formulate this decision, you ask? That happens to be simple. Just How Stupid Are We, is boring. That, coupled with the fact that the author is, in a way, quite rude, wards off all desire to write on the subject of the book. Any opportunity to spend less time thinking about that awful piece of literature is a blessing. The full advantage of that blessing is being taken today. I, personally, went to the wellness fair during the break I have before my math class begins. With my break lasting one hour, I spent one hour at the wellness fair. Due to the fact that my boyfriend is also free during this one …show more content…
Being displayed was something pertaining to voting along with several scales. Skipping the area regarding voting, I moved to the scales. The scales were for weighing our bags. This was where an important lesson was instilled upon me. Bags should never weigh beyond 10% of one’s personal weight. Carrying around a bag that exceeds 10% of a person’s body weight could have a number of severe consequences. Knowing this encouraged, yours truly to remove a few unnecessary items from her own bags. Inside of the wellness fair’s front doors, booths ran for miles. That may be a slight exaggeration, but the booths did stretch a respectable distance. Ordinarily, this would not have interested me in the slightest. This time, though, my immediate reaction was different. On this day my initial thought was, “Impressive.” Drunk goggles, lessons on cancer, condoms, blood pressure measurement, and more sat on display at the wellness fair. Each of these items held high importance. Nevertheless, these displayed items are not the reasons behind the fairs importance. Wellness, is not even the reason attending the fair was