shared with the celebrity (McCutcheon et al., 2002). As the worshippers are motivated to learn more about their favorite celebrities, some of them go beyond mere
learned ability to identify, experience, understand and express human emotions in healthy and productive ways. Emotional intelligence can be perceived in many ways. I think that emotional intelligence is how good a human can express and comprehend emotions that another human is showing. Some people can understand emotions better than others. I believe that the better you get to know someone the easier it is to express your emotions and understand theirs. I can show my true colors to a close friend
it’s important to find the little things in everyday life that makes you happy,” says Paula Cole. I believe, similar to her, that it is important to see the fun in the little things. When you do something that makes you happy, even if it is something small, you should remember that it is important to be thankful for it. Travels are one of the experiences that I think can demonstrate the importance of little things in life. One of the experiences that I relate to going on a journey that brought me
have read many amazing books and To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee was my favorite. The story touches on themes like racism, coming of age and that are necessary for young readers to learn and understand. Scout, the narrator provides an innocent look at life and the reader is able to see how she grows and progresses from her interactions with Boo Radley and Tom Robinson. As a young adult, I can remember and reflect on what life was like for me when I was that young, and appreciate how much it has
protect their marriages than those who do not have one. Through such developments before such problems, individuals already understand the feelings and thoughts of their partners which then ensures that couples do not lose their marital ways even as life shifts dramatically with each passing
My eighteenth birthday was by far the best day of my life because I got to experience an amazing concert, some tasty food, and beautiful landmarks. For my senior trip in high school, our class went to New York City for five days. Sounds like the perfect trip, right? The best part about it is that one of those days just so happened to be on my eighteenth birthday! My birthday is May twentieth. My principle had such a fun day planned for us. I don’t think it could have been any better. We started
6th Grade On the first day of school unlike most people I wasn’t nervous one bit. I didn't have butterflies in my stomach and I wasn't scared for the year, but there was one thing I was scared for…… If I had any classes with my close friends. I was so happy to meet all my new teachers that day, and see my friends after the long summer. I was ready for the new year to meet new friends and make new goals. I have to say right when I walked into the school I was so confused where to go so I kind of
Life was less than desirable. My parents had just gotten divorced, and I was starting the sixth grade. With middle school comes maturation. With maturation comes emotion and hormones. I was a mess of both. I found myself walking around the halls with no happiness whatsoever. I sought refuge in my music, for the lyrics and poetry spoke to me on a level that no one else understood. One day, I was walking in the hallway during transition, when I noticed a kid my age wearing a shirt of a band that I
I had with my late mother. She was my best friend, my rock, and the only person who could handle me. If you would ask anyone to describe my mother as a person, you would get words like funny, quirky, charismatic, and passionate. She was the type of person who could light up the room the moment she walked in with just her smile and big bright blue eyes. I was extremely lucky to be able to call this beautiful woman my mother. I was born on September, 4th 1997, four months premature. My mother was
Most students have a favorite subject, whether it’s mathematics, history, or music. My favorite subject is science. I discovered my love for science when I was attending John Bowne Elementary School. My science teacher was holding an egg dropping contest in order for students to explore physics concepts: momentum and moment of inertia. Although I wasn’t familiar with these complex terms at the time, I was extremely excited about the contest because I was allowed to have fun, while learning at the