In CN: [“TSP” Quick Write II] – same entry as yesterday

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In CN: [“TSP” Quick Write II] – same entry as yesterday Think of any mundane (ordinary) action or profession – i.e. gardening, librarian, rock collector Channeling the writing style of Dillard (pg. 214), write about how the action you chose is an inspiration of beauty/creativity. 5 sentences total: 3 similes 1 metaphor 1 use of personification

In CN: [Dillard to Ehrenreich Comparison] Prompt: Dillard sees the beauty in work whereas Ehrenreich sees the hardship in labor. Compare and contrast the rhetorical strategies both authors use in order to achieve her purpose. Structure (minimum three paragraphs): 1: subjective (NOT 1st p.o.v) view on work and how it affects a person's life. 2: focus on one author (must have author's purpose, rhetorical strategy, your claim, direct quote to support your claim and “loop for logic”) 3: same as Para. 2 but with other author.