Shakespeare's Othello

http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/othello/ http://www.shakespeare-literature.com/Othello/index.html http://www.online-literature.com/shakespeare/othello/ http://shakespeare.mit.edu/othello/full.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello Out of these five links i would probably use http://shakespeare.mit.edu/othello/full.html most, because it had the most information. "This is a wonderful entry Noah! Keep up the good work!"

personal connection

While reading "A Raisin in the Sun" we read about the Younger family and their struggles with poverty, not fitting in, and not being able to acheive their dreams. One issue that I can relate to is not fitting in. Before coming to CCHS I went to DeSoto Grade School. Many people believe people from DeSoto are "White trash" and "worthless". After graduating middle school and coming to high school, many people asked me "What school did you go to?" Or "Where are you from?" Of course I would say DeSoto and they would reply with things like "Oh, you're a DeSoto kid?" or just make faces like being from DeSoto was a bad thing. As freshman year went on people started to stop asking and I made many new friends that had gone to different schools too. I started to care less about what other people think, and honestly it's the smartest thing to do, because it makes you accept yourself even if other people don't, and most of all it'll make you happier in the end.

My American Dream

If I was able to grow up and live my life excatly the way I want to, my life would be amazing! I would live in a small town in either Georgia or Alabama. I would own my own resturant, my resturant would probably be similar to a Lonestar or Logan's road house, a place with a little bit of everything. After I stablize my career, I would start a family. First I would get married, and then I would want two children. One boy and one girl, in that order. They would be four years apart. My son's name would be Austin and then whatever the lastname would be, and my daughters name would be Jocelynn. When my children grew to be a little older, a typical day in our lives would be waking up, eating breakfast, getting ready, and depending on my husbands work schedule, the kids would either ride the bus to school or get a ride from their dad. Acheiving my dream has made me happy because I am able to be a part of my kids' life and I would have time for a family, instead of working all day I am able to stay home and clean or run arrands and most of all I am able to make sure my family has what they need.