Tiger? Lion? Liger?

Senior Interview

     Looking at all the senior's interviews, I have related the most with the architects vision. I also wish to become an architect as an adult and feel as if him and I share a lot of the intangible, "senioritis", feelings towards high school and how badly both of us wish to just get out of all the drama and start worrying about what is actually important in life. I had some issues with the neonatal nurse's interview. She seemed to just not know what she was getting into and sorta just gave out an answer for the interview. Confidence seemed to lack with her interview.


     Where do I see myself in 10 years? Well being 27 i will hope to have a job as an architect by that point. Something that is really important to me is family so I hope to at least be married at this point maybe with a kid or two. I also just hope that everything that I have in my 10 year plan right now works out. With ball state as my college of choice and the 5 year architecture program being my catalyst to a great career as a prospering architect. Weather I work in a corporate firm or my own firm.

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working on sunday is a drag.......

Action List: 3.15.2011 #2

 

Harold and the purple crayon has always been one of my favorites due to Harold's distinct creativity

Frankenstein - Mary Shelley (78-102)

     This section of the book his littered with the monsters thoughts. The first time we see the monsters inner self is at the beginning of chapter 9. The monster is at a lack of common sense in the beginning. We come to him in the woods and he is baffled by the moon. He is awe inspired really. Not to mention the fire that he came across while strolling in the woods. He noticed that the fire needed wood in order to keep a lit and he found this very interesting.. He burned his hand upon trying to grasp the hot charcoal. Pretty much, Frankenstein highlights just about every Romantic trait of the day. Celebration of the Ordinary, beauty of nature, the primitive, and the exotic all summed up into this one character. The creature came to a village where everyone but one family ran in fear. The family invited the creature to live at their farm. The creature slept in this lean-to like structure that leaned up against the house. Here is where the monster tries to understand and learn the customs of the humans, which he so desperately wishes to be.

     Shelley's representation of the monster Frankenstein is one of intelligence and wittiness,   

Frankenstein - Mary Shelley (16-77)

     Victor Frankenstein begins to spill his life into the lap of Walton. He starts with his times in Geneva, the hometown of his family. His adopted sister, Elizabeth, was adopted with the intention of a set up wife for Victor. Frankenstein comes across his friend Henry Clerval and decides to go to school with him. This is where Victor Frankenstein learns the knowledge necessary to artificially create life. After a couple years of study and a few years of complete loneliness from the loss of his mother. He wished he could some day bring his mother back from the grave. He test with a body he acquires. The body came to life and Victor was horridly discgusted by it and was not happy with the outcome of his creature at all. He, in a torrent, stormed out of the lab. He came back hours later to find the creature missing. He was terrified and spent the night in the security of the court yard. A week later, Victor learns of a death that he feels guilty about because he thinks it could of been the monster.

     I like this Frankenstein much better than the Hollywood Frankenstein.

Wisdom at a Glance

Before God we are all equally wise - and equally foolish.
Albert Einstein

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