Bubbly

She was one of the girliest girls I knew since grade school, with her stylish culottes and pink garments of all different shades for all different occasions. She was the epitome of a mixture between pure innocence and quirk that boldly took her rightful place in the middle of my heart. Mary Anne wasn’t just all of that; she was also my affectionate girlfriend, my warm-hearted best friend who I could talk about anything with, from the most trivial things to the very meaning of our whole existence…

It is 10 am and I am on the road and on my way to the same place I have been to a great deal of times. I am a bubbly yet impatient nine year old who is ready for the drive in this ancient 1990s hatchback to be over. My two cousins and I are squished in the backseat like a freshly opened can of sardines. The rays of the sun hitting the right backseat window make us sweaty and also makes the ride seem never ending. We sing along to the girly pop songs on the radio to pass the time. Finally, when I…

Nerves turned Ariel’s stomach into knots as she stood outside of the intimidating building. New town, new school, same me, Ariel thought. Students streamed past Ariel into the building and she stayed inanimate. Every once and awhile someone would glance back at her as if she was some sort of freak. Ariel and her mother had just moved from a small house in the mountains to a beach town, from snow to sand. Ariel Clearwater was a goldfish in a sea of piranhas.. She took a deep breath then joined…

The sound of the title is a very familiar sound, like the sound of my father’s keys being tossed on the glass table in the doorway, or my sister’s bubbly laugh. It’s a name that I’ve grown up. Alice and her adventures. To analyze it, Alice is our lense throughout the novel. She trots the trails of wonderland, watching a baby become a big, played croquet with a flamig, and my favorite, puzzling over riddles at a chaotic tea party. These are her adventures. In all honesty, I believe the…

Tinman represents the hard working laborers, and the Lion represents the politicians (Littlefield, 57). From beginning to end, Baum takes Dorothy on a ride through a land of populism. First, Dorothy is a very unique character. In Kansas she is a bubbly, young girl and an enigma to her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry. They do not understand why she is always so happy, even under such miserable circumstances (Baum, 11-13). It is appropriate to say that Dorothy lives in bliss, despite the situation…

intention was to help others and give them solutions to their problems. I was my first college visit the summer of my senior year to Eastern Illinois University. It was an open house and I walked my way over to the Communications table where I met bubbly, exciting woman who talked to me about Public Relations. She talked about all the exciting opportunities and careers that are possible with a Public Relations degree. From then on, I had always had Public Relations as a backup plan. It was not…

For my second multimedia project I decided to rewatch some of my favorite seasons of How I met your mother. Besides a little research into the characters last semester I haven’t see the full series in a couple years and let me just say, I am surprised by the things I’ve missed/overlooked in the past. Though there are great examples throughout all of season 6, as well as every season, that show the minoritization and universalization of different intersecting identities, for this project I will…

From reading this case, I had a lot of mixed emotional. The advocate of this case, Paula, is the captain of her school 's basketball team. It chronicles the accession of a new coach, Shirley, and the interpersonal battle and impasse that emerges as the bold plan and apprenticeship appearance changes. Paula was interpreted as someone who continued to complain about change. She has been there for 3 years as the Co-Captain so she is knowledgeable about the game and the team. The players used her as…

“We’re all a bunch of creatives that don’t know how to work linearly,” Bailey Sorensen responds after being asked a common stereotype of those who comprise her career field, graphic design. This perception of graphic designers seems to be an ongoing theme among global citizens which can be attested to after having scoped the World Wide Web for confirmation. People seem to think that those who are artistically-inclined simply are “spastic” or that they cannot keep their train of thought constant.…

didn’t change shape or form and had a sassy attitude. The Ghost of Christmas Present was nowhere near a “jolly Giant, glorious to see”, but a petite pale fairy with awful cellophane wings and an attitude on par with the Ghost of Christmas Past. She was bubbly and silly. She acted more childish and less food was involved. There was a lot of humor…