Animals who once belonged to themselves and the wilderness, are now given a brand of ownership and boundaries.
Life is better with basketball. It brings a lot of energy. Every single feature, you can notice it.
We live in an angry and cruel world. You can tell a lot about somebody just by how they were raised. Giving should be taught while children are young.
DetailsJunk cars are a ubiquitous part of the NM landscape, especially in our area. According to the Ordinance Officer of Grant County, having more than one non- functional car on one’s property, requires the land- owner to get a Junkyard Permit.
Read MoreThe feeling in the room was as if no one was being judged, everyone felt equal in that room even though we didn’t know anything about one another.
Seeing this much waste was overwhelming at first, but what kept luring me was the fact that all these items have been ripped of it’s definition.
Read MoreYour section players become your brothers and sisters. You probably spend more time with them than your family anyway.Your section players become your brothers and sisters. You probably spend more time with them than your family anyway.
Full StoryWater has no single shape or size. However, it does carry pattern and imitate through reflection.
DetailsSome of my happiest memories mostly involve something that happened with my friends. Everyone needs a great group of friends you can hang out with that can turn any bad day to a great day.
Read MoreWe usually perceive the style or the sadness of a picture or a poem without being able to analyze either property into elements or specify necessary and sufficient conditions for it. Just for this reason, the perception when achieved increases the dimensions of our comprehension of the work. The less accessible a style is to our approach and the more adjustment we are forced to make, the more insight we gain and the more our powers of discovery are developed. The discernment of style is an integral aspect of the understanding of works of art and the worlds they present.
FROM: Goodman, N. (1978). Ways of Worldmaking. Hacket Publishing Company: Indianapolis, IN.