Wednesday, November 3, 2010

The Things They Carried



This is my great grandfathers pocket watch. It was handed down to my father when my great grandfather passed away by my grandmother. The inscription on the watch says Thomas Paprocki, Nebraska. That was my great-grandfathers name, and my grandmother thought my dad should have it. The pocket watch means a lot to my father because it reminds him of his childhood. My grandmother moved here from Nebraska, so all of my fathers relatives are from Nebraska. When he was younger, he used to visit frequently, and that was a big part of his childhood. I have been there once, so even I have a connection to this watch. Hopefully this will be something that stays in my family for a long time and gets  passed down from generation to generation.

Monday, November 1, 2010

Article Review # 2 "What- no picture-perfect age?" Written by N.C.

      The article I read was about the perfect age for pretty pictures. The article argued that there is no perfect age for the perfect photograph. Its said stuff about woman and how there beauty progresses with age, and I believe that it is completely true. It has the example of Mirror, Mirror: a photograph by Joyce Tenneson. The woman is an elderly lady holding a mirror, and i believe the picture is absolutely gorgeous. I completely agree with the article, and I no matter what age, being elderly or newborn, it doesn't matter.