saying loudly (not yelling, speaking loudly uses the diaphragm; yelling uses the sanity), “What happened to the interview? Are you waiting for tomorrow? Or Thursday?” I had no idea he was awake. He appeared to be sleeping earlier, so I passed him, hoping to not wake him up. I picked up my paper so I could start the interview. “First question: what made you think about going to trade school?” “It was part of my job.” “How did you get to your current position?” I asked. He replied, “I worked my way
of sleep is general knowledge. One needs a sufficient amount of sleep in order to be able to function properly throughout the day. Olivia Arnold states that sleep is beneficial for memory, comprehension, attention and academic success. Moreover, research shows that sleep or the lack of it also causes impaired perception, emotional disturbance and a generally lower efficiency of task performance. Sleep deprivation however, is a concept numerous college students are very much familiar with for multiple
There was about three inches of snow on the ground now, triple the amount we expected for the entire trip. Being only ten years old, I was exhausted. I went into the tent and laid in my father’s sleeping bag. I was small enough where I could curl up inside of the bag and roll the top closed. I ate some granola bars and tried to stay warm. I spent the remainder of the time wavering from sleep to awake. My brother and dad had other problems. They were trying to start a fire, so we