Personal Narrative: The Philadelphia Doll Museum

One day Esperanza and her sister were visiting a resale store. They were exploring and a lot of the stuff there was old or poor quality. Esperanza even saw “couches that spin dust in the air when you punch them”(Cisneros 19). Some people would’ve seen the items in the store as antiques, but Esperanza just saw them as ragged. Esperanza, like most kids her age,

Nurse Ratched’s desire for control, in Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, allows her to manipulate the entire hospital ward into believing her work is for the betterment of the patients. Significantly, Nurse Ratched appears doll-like: hair in a tight bun, a neatly pressed uniform, and “too-red” lipstick (48). Traditionally, dolls, like other toys, are made to occupy the unruly minds of young children. By comparing Nurse Ratched to a child’s toy, Kesey implies she is a mere distraction to the patients from their mental impairments. While the Big Nurse may look flawless, her porcelain exterior is a mask to her true personality.

The book Full House: An Invitation to Fractions is written by Dayle Ann Dodds and illustrated by Abby Carter. By incorporating this piece of literature, one can creatively introduce second or third grade students to the world of fractions. The illustrations are creative, bright, and enjoyable to look at as the story is being read. The use of rhyme and rhythm makes the book easy to read and fun to listen to. Join Miss Bloom as she runs the Strawberry Inn to learn about fractions as she works to fill up her inn.

The most important setting in the novel is when Carlos took Cat and Maya to the missions to see if some ghosts would be there but, when the bottle of soda that Carlos gives to Maya to make the ghosts like her but when it drops to the floor the ghost’s start to make it harder for Maya to breath. “Get away from her you can’t have her breath she needs it we have got to get her to the hospital ” ( Telgemeier 101). I don’t think Maya was in any way trying to make the ghosts angry at her is just happened. “Smash. Gasp.

This was a common "cure" known at the rest cure back then. Though something to her feels off about this house. As they explore the house they, discover a nursery with yellow wallpaper inside. The woman becomes obsessed with this wallpaper, trying to decipher each and every pattern, logging all of it into her diary which she keeps away from her

She has taken one art class every year since kindergarten, and in high school she had designed t-shirts and sold them in school. Young also constructed poster for the KEY club she was in, and this is more than enough credibility for her experience in graphic design. She has been involved with some type of design or art form since she was very young, you can see as she gains more knowledge and her passion that grows and grows as years go by. Now she has excelled and has a degree in the field, and can show how effective her knowledge is on the topic. These designs start as building blocks and have to have a specific meaning using all six principles of graphic

Anne specifically wrote in her diary about how she wanted to become a writer, she believed that, with some work, she could accomplish this goal. Shortly after Anne’s death, Otto Frank, her father, had her famous diary published. “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank went on to sell millions of copies in 67 different languages. Anne Frank left behind a beautiful legacy, that is still being read

Deviance of Social Roles: A Doll House & Proof In the plays, Proof by David Auburn and A Doll House by Henrik Ibsen, the protagonists deviate from their social norms by thinking outside of the box and living beyond the labels adhered to them. Every society has a set of rules, attached to certain roles that each member within that role is expected to follow. In Proof, Catherine’s mathematical ability dispels the stereotype that women can’t contribute to the field of mathematics and proves that her eccentric behavior isn’t due to being mentally ill. While in A Doll House, Nora’s awakening allows her to envision a life where she is free to think, act and live without having to rely on a man. She rejects her role as a wife and mother and realizes that she should be valued as a person not as a status symbol.

The Medias’ Positive Influence on Nursing As far back as elementary school we are asked, “what do you want to be when you grow up;” and each year on Halloween children dress up as their heroes in hopes that one-day they will be just like them. Most often a child wants to be what they see in books and most importantly on television. The media influences us at all ages. The media has the ability to reach millions of people providing a positive impact on the image of nursing. A Positive Perception The media plays a major role in the way we perceive professions and it has an impact on the decisions we make in regards to our own career choices.

Engravings on the walls; a cabinet with china and other small objects; a small bookcase with well-bound books” (Ibsen 4). Similar to a dolls house, everything is neatly placed and rooms are divided into separate areas. Although, the house seems to be a perfect one, Nora and Torvald put on facades and appear as everything is normal between them. In fact, Nora continues to lie to Torvald for example, her forgery. Mrs Linde tries to get Krogstad to not reveal the letter to Helmer.