How do our experiences and/or culture determine what we interpret? Creating our own identity or self image in some way influenced by others like the work we do, education, financial, class status etc.

In “Nolan Ryan” on pages 571-576, Ryan remains what he always was- a modest, uncomplicated man from a middle class, family centered background. In “New Exhibit : Let The Good times Roll: A Tribute to Rhythm and Blues” on pages 488-490 exhibits showcase the lives of performers and the exploration of music on global culture. In “Making Fantasy Real on pages 692-694 Andersen’s writing became the vehicle for expressing his emotions, commentaries on life and the follies of humankind.

It is important to enjoy time with family and friends because it balances his career and fame. Music imparts many things going on in in a society and how it reflects their sound and song. Our creative imagination can contribute to how we look at things in our daily life.

Past Experiences/Cultural Background In my readings, 3 incidents illustrate creativity through writing, which causes me to think that it is the freest form of self-expression and acknowledge uniqueness and diversity. In my readings, 3 incidents illustrate the influence of music, which causes me to feel when I listen to music; play piano or write songs, I feel happy and forget my past hurtful experiences. In my readings, 3 incidents illustrate having a close family ties like hanging out, celebrating one’s success or eating together creates a stronger virtue that is less likely to lie and cheat.

Presented to you by: Dilara Kal and Thomas McDonald THE END Presented to you by: Dilara Kal and Thomas McDonald