Assignment #15

Prompt: Prepare questions for an interview with some one you admire. Try to get at what makes that person tick. Ask her probing, personal questions, no matter how inappropriate they might seem. When you've finished your script, ask these questions to yourself. and answer them.


(1.) What do you admire in a person?

Optimism and Compassion

(2.) What do you like least about yourself?

I'm lazy and a procrastinator

(3.) Whens the last time you cried? What did you cry for?

Last night, because I unintendedly hurt my grandma's feelings

(4.) If you were on a deserted island all by yourself and you could pick ONE person to be with you, who would you choose?

My mom. She's the man.

(5.) what is your biggest pet peeve?

Rude and/or judgmental people.

(6.) What is your favorite song?

Just the way you are by Barry White

(7.) If you had one, what would be your theme song?

Window by Out of Eden

Assignment #14

Prompt: You are afflicted with a rare (and getting rarer) disease in which you can only tell the truth, the whole truth. now, introduce yourself to someone you don't know- on the page, of course. Explain to the stranger who you are. Go into detail. Tell your life story if you have to. the stranger is fictitious and will listen for hours.


Hi my name is Jessica. I'm almost out of high school and I must say i am definitely ready. There are some things I do wish I did and prioritized differently, however I do not regret anything because life is a learning experience and even my mistakes have helped mold the way I am today. Honestly, I really do like the way I am for the most part. I can sleep at night and wake up every morning happy with who I am. I don't cheat, steal, or lie. I don't judge others and I do my best to make them happy. I'm not a good student, and lord knows I have my faults but I accept them and do my best anyway....well that's probably one my faults actually......I don't apply myself as best I should which probably has something to do with why I'm sitting in credit make up at this very moment. None the less, I'm a genuinely happy person and loving life. Nice to meet ya.

Assignment #13

Back when I was a youngin', i remember getting in trouble at daycare. There was a boy harassing my friend so I hit him in the face. I got in big trouble for that and they told me they would have to tell my mom what happened. Well, at the time, that was a severe punishment and all day I was dreading the moment she would pick me up and find out what I had done. I was almost in tears. I thought I was done for. When she arrived to pick me up she was of course upset to hear I hit someone, but instead of screaming at me and really letting me have it, she just took me aside, sat me down, and we had a calm collected discussion. No yelling. No intimidation.
That's the kind of relationship we have. I know I can come to her with anything no matter what and she'll hear what I have to say. I know that whatever trials or tribulations we come across, together we can come to a resolution. I think it's very important to be able to talk to your parents. To be able to depend on and aren't intimidated by. I encourage communication between parents and kids, and in the end everyone benefits that way.