Blog #4 Dear Chicago

Dear Chicago,
You have been my home for 13 long years. I've grown up with you and you helped shape me as a person. I have experienced so much about you, yet there is so much more still to learn. There are some parts of you that I don't miss such as, the crowdedness of your streets.All the annoying Chicago Bears fans walking around. But at the same time the things that I don't miss are the things i miss the most because that is what makes you, you. That is what makes you home.

Chicago has its own culture. You can almost consider it it's own world. The people there are one of a kind. They have their own accents they have their own way about life. I would say that most people there aren't the friendliest type. That's just how it is there and the people there love it like that because that is what they are accustomed to. Chicago you are one of a kind.

Almost every relationship I have made with anyone was in Chicago. You hold all of my memories as a child and you make up most of my childhood.  I could never forget you as hard as I tried. Which is good thing because i don't want to ever forgive you. I don't know if I will ever move back. I've had my time in Chicago and although i don't regret it and i do miss i want to experience different cities and different cultures.


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Blog #2 "Pass" on Identity vs. Persona

“Pass” by Boyer Rickel,  Is a story on a young man who is trying to give out the persona of being a manly man while in his true identity he isn't and he doesn't feel comfortable in a situation where he has to act manly.

"Pass," by Boyer Rickel, is a story of a young man that tries to be someone he's not. He gives off the persona of being a "manly man" while, in reality, he is far from that.  When it comes to a situation where he has to be manly, he obviously isn't comfortable. 

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