Four months ago, I went through a very hard time here at Morehouse College. Almost everything I owned was in there. Items such as my laptop, textbooks for classes, wallet, etc. was in my book bag at the time of it being stolen. When this was all stolen, I went into an extremely deep depression. Perhaps the most important item I didn't have any more was my state ID. Since I didn't have my ID anymore, I had a very hard time trying to get things done off campus. My ID being stolen was the reason why I wasn't able to get money out of my debit card. .
Companies and establishments should be more lenient to those who don't have an ID. First, everyone should realize that life happens. Transportation Security Administration understands when someone loses their wallet and can't show their identity. Other companies and business establishment should do the same. There are other ways to tell how someone truly exists in the US. Some people are so used to "doing their job" that they don't work with people whenever a huge problem occurs. .
For example, I went to Wells Fargo about a month ago. I had no wallet because it was stolen. In that wallet was my state ID and expired debit card. Luckily, I had my social security card and birth certificate. I immediately thought if I brought documents verifying my age and residence, I would be okay. When I got there, I realized my assumption that everything would be okay was proven incorrect. They wouldn't let me take money that I desperately needed out of my account solely because I didn't have an ID to show them. Most people would think that employers of certain companies would understand enough to work with others when life happens. On that day, it didn't work out. The reason why I had to go to Wells Fargo is because my sister's car was sent here to Atlanta. The person who brought the car to Atlanta from New York needed to be paid five hundred fifty dollars. I let my dad know that over five hundred dollars needed to be paid.
As I flip through my photo album, memories engulf my heart and mind. ... Tears flowed as my mother left me standing by the book bag hooks. ... I gazed into the bright brown eyes of my classmate. ... Losing the bond between us was like a wound that would not heal; something that you just have to deal with. ... Lauren did not leave a hole in my heart; she worked herself into my heart and sowed it shut. ...
In my opinion, the script made it clear that Willy was mentally unstable, but in the movie they depicted him as a mad man. ... When someone reads a script or book, they visualize the characters based on societies stereotypes. ... I feel that it is always helpful to read a book and follow it with the movie. However, there have been many instances where I have really enjoyed a book, and have been disappointed with the movie. 6. ... When Willy bought the boy's a punching bag, Hap feels the need to mention, "I"m losing weight, you notice pop?" ...
Christopher Pearsall Eng10s The Handmaids Tale: Losing Stability and State of Mind Picture this, a society in which women are to be more secure then they have ever been, their bodies and their ability to reproduce are worshiped by society, and there is no longer rape, or domestic physical and mental violence against women. ... Further on in the book, when Moira has been violently punished for faking an illness; "... she could not walk for a week... ... Her ecstatic happiness in finding the word "FAITH" printed on a cushion; "I can spend minutes, tens of minutes,...
Katz witnesses two friends walking together, one friend swinging a book bag at the other kid and the kid ducking, avoiding getting hit. The friend swinging the bag asked his friend, "What's the matter? ... " The kid did not want to show fear so he stood still while the bag struck him on the side of his face and proudly said "See? ... She describes, "In sixth grade I hit my present height of five feet almost nine, struck it like a gong, in fact, leaving behind my self-confidence and any genuine need of a training bra"(144). ... Soto states, "I considered my si...
The book that I chose to read was A Child Called It by David Pelzer. This book deals with. ... A child that is beaten in my opinion is stripped of most of their dignity and pride about themselves. ... I was saying earlier that it's difficult for a child to lose all respect for their parents unless as I put into my own terms they have reached their boiling point, where there is absolutely no room left for hate, no room left for forgiveness, all they feel is disgust they despise that individual, they feel like that person is hell itself. ... He became the center of his mothers hatred, he b...
"I grabbed the rubric for the paper out of my book bag and skimmed over it. ... When they are on their phone for so long, they start to lose their social skills. ... Depending on a voice to get to places forces a person to lose their ability to know exactly where they are. ... Another major effect is that people lose their ability to complete basic and simple tasks. ...
In 7th grade we had what our school called book talks, which is when you read a book then write a summary over the book to explain why it appealed to you. ... In my mind I thought to myself "what an easy way for a trip, obviously these suckers haven't liked at my recent scores because they are perfect. " I can remember telling my dad that he better get ready to empty his wallet because I had this in the bag. ... Although reading her leteres were a way that my readimg was affected, but I also read a lot of books about dramatic books about losing people close to someone. I read every book i...
There I sacked the city, killed the men, but as for the wives and plunder, that rich haul we dragged away from the place- we shared it round so no one, not on my account, would go deprived of his fair share of spoils" (bk 9, lns 44-49.) ... The crew could not be satisfied with the reward Odysseus gave them and for this they were punished, losing several of their own men. ... Odysseus is privately given a reward for his travels with a bag that will either stir or calm the winds which is ever needed for their return. ... This mere risk of trying to do it all alone, leads to the crew once a...
There I sacked the city, killed the men, but as for the wives and plunder, that rich haul we dragged away from the place- we shared it round so no one, not on my account, would go deprived of his fair share of spoils" (bk 9, lns 44-49.) ... The crew could not be satisfied with the reward Odysseus gave them and for this they were punished, losing several of their own men. ... Odysseus is privately given a reward for his travels with a bag that will either stir or calm the winds which is ever needed for their return. ... This mere risk of trying to do it all alone, leads to the crew once a...
