Swing Time

My front porch or my swing can create a very calming atmosphere when good whether is here. My community is very quiet and private so there isn 't much noise around. Another place I have studied is my community pier. My community is on the water so I can go down there and relax…

Client is a 54 year old African American male who presents with mood swings, hearing voices and seeing things that does not exist. Client says he has been diagnosed with Schizophrenia and Bipolar I Disorder. Client says he recently saw his deceased grandmother at the foot of his bed point her finger and shaking her head to him. Client says he does not have a psychiatrist; however, he is prescribed Haldol. Client is seeking assistance with Region 10 Community Service Board. Client says daily,…

It consumes you, after all, your thoughts control what you do. I have missed out on many opportunities and have stopped myself from reaching my full potential. What is stopping me from doing these things? Anxiety and depression. If I were given the ability to change one moment in my life, I would do so, in order to change when I decided to let anxiety and depression control my life. Being too nervous to go to school events, too self-conscious when out in public, and too exhausted to get up and…

had to conceal the ice cubes that I got at 11 pm from the liquor store in the depths of my freezer. Throughout the day, I would have to hide my ice cubes in a hydro flask, and every time I had a drink in my other bottle, I would have to go to the bathroom in the sketchiest of stalls to fill up. Consequently, one time I went to Haight street and while at the corner, I was actually asked about the rubber band on my wrist because I looked extremely sketchy. This same guy actually ended up offering…

With a full day of unstructured play, I witnessed campers try new things such as jumping into the lake using a rope swing or taking control of a sailboat. It didn’t take long for their self-esteem to kick in, which made me feel confident in my abilities as role model and…

in his lawn and tested him quickly on a moral point: Presumably, there are poor labourers who hack wood for a living, and Frost is "playing" with someone else's work. Best case scenario, he is stealing a vocation from somebody. "Tow tramps in Mud Time" is thought to be outstanding amongst other known poems of Frost, first published in 1936. The thing that strikes us much about the poem is that the poem is an exceptionally confirmation of Frost's visual imagination combined with psychological…

Time usually changes people, for better or for worse. This depends on how others portray time. In Slaughterhouse-Five, Kurt Vonnegut wants us to understand that time is an illusion. This is similar to The Twilight Zone, “Back There” by Rod Serling because in this episode Pete Corrigan also saw time as an illusion. However, “Boy Goes to War” by Max Ritvo is in direct contrast to Vonnegut’s idea about time in Slaughterhouse-Five because reality hits the boy over time. The theme of time…

In reality, mortality describes human nature by emphasizing the normalcy behind one’s subjection to death. The process of death is simply inevitable because the human body wears out and slows down over time. The only way to avoid the inevitable, the ultimate diminishing of life’s legacies and qualities, is to regenerate them. In order to pass down and maintain life’s spiritual presence even after they have physically left the world, one may choose to have kids. In “Birches,” Robert Frost depicts…

Reaction Time Definition: Reaction time is the speed at which the brain responds to a stimulus and formulates a response. This is vital in most sports. The most obvious example is responding to the gun at the start of a race, but another example is a goalkeeper saving a penalty. Importance: Sprinters need a fast reaction time so that they can react to the gun at the start of the race and begin moving as soon as they hear it. This gives them a better start and for such a short race every fraction…

There are a variety of daily habits and hobbies that college students participate in, during their schooling and off time, in order to alleviate stress and meet the demands of their college workload. Examples of these hobbies and some extracurricular activities might include; sports teams, fraternities, sororities, campus organizations or clubs, social gatherings, and even parties. The more often overlooked activities may even include alcohol and drugs. Drugs, not on the topic of cocaine, heroin…