2. DOG GROOMER STUDENT TEACHER READ HUNG OUT WITH FAMILY BABY SAT COOKING/BAKING WATCHING TV HOW DID THE SUBJECT SPEND HIS/HER TIME? OCCUPATOIN?

3. GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL STARTED COLLEGE AT WEBER STATE PARENTS GOT DIVORCED DAD GOT REMARRIED HALF BROTHER AND SISTER ARE BORNE MET CURRENT BOYFRIEND OLDER SISTER GOT MARRIED (I WAS MAID OF HONOR) LIFE EVENTS

4. I’M NOT DEAD YET SO I’M GOING TO BE OPTIMISTIC: SAY I WILL DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES AT THE RIPE OLD AGE OF 97. HOW DID THE SUBJECT DIE

5. Try to stay on the positive side Love yourself first Forget them if they can’t take a joke, worrying about it just isn’t worth the time Follow your own dreams, and let others follow theirs There is no true happiness in love without a dog Beauty is in the flaws of life OUTLOOK ON LIFE/ATTITUDE. ADVICE FOR THE LIVING

6. Long brown hair Green eyes Short Reality is in the eyes of the beholder In a long term relationship Lives with mom I do my best to put others first without forgetting about myself Find balance in all things Love nature OTHER DETAILS: LOOKS, OPINIONS, IDEAS, RELATIONSHIPS, ETC.

7. Find balance in all things There is no true happiness without a dog Loves family Reality is in the eye of the beholder Love nature I want to focus on the idea of me finding happiness without needing the approval of the people around me. NARROW DOWN IDEAS

8. Long brown hair, draped over eyes that looked beyond the surface A wet nose, floppy cheeks, and a lolling tongue. Bulldogs always make the best friends. The whisper of the wind in the trees, the smell of flowering weeds, the abstract explosion of color that paints the foothills in the fall. I dream in shades of love with the sparkle of family and friends. IMAGERY

9. The simulation of the simple smile Ignoring their ignorance, and embracing my individual joy Learning to love what others have left behind Fall from the ledge and learning I can fly ALLITERATION

10. Ideas worth repeating: Love starts with loving yourself. Balance leads to happiness When you have a dog you have all you need Learning is the key to change PARALLEL STRUCTURE OR REPETITION

11. I learned you can change anything… If you can change what you believe. If you can change what really matters to you. I learned that when simulating a simple smile Takes more effort than just turning away, It’s time to make that change. It was time to learn to accept myself for me. I learned that an atrociously loud laugh And a proud smile, can not only raise your spirits But keep the nay-sayers away. I learned a wet nose, drool covered cheeks, and slobbery kisses Can be all the acceptance a person needs Because nothing spells happiness like D.O.G. It was time I learned to accept myself.