Identity Legacy

Hello everybody! In the future, when I have great grandchildren I would want them to look back on significant traits that reflect me  75 years from now, I would want my great grandchildren to remember my creativeness. I would want them to regenerate and live off of being creative. With creativeness they can be artistic and inspiring which defiantly reflects a part of my personality.


I would also want my great grandchildren to remember my independence. I would want them to be independent and live there own lives and not live off of others. I really like to be independent, but I also love to surround myself in people. I believe independence is a very important trait that should be a part of my grand children.

Kristen's Unexplainable Self Recipe

1 cup creativeness

2 cups happiness

1/2 teaspoon of peace

3/4 cup of fear

3 ounces of optimism

3/4 tablespoon of caution

5 ounces of kindness

2 3/4 cup of sensitivity

2 ounces of compassion

3 tablespoons of consideration

1.  preheat oven to 375°
2.  pour in a large bowl 2 ounces of compassion
3.  slowly add in 2 cups of happiness
4.  in a separate smaller bowl, add 3/4 tablespoon of caution
5.  in small bowl, add 3 ounces of optimism followed by 1 cup of creativeness
6.  in larger bowl add 2 3/4 cup of sensitivity and 1/2 teaspoon of peace
7.  slowly mix large bowl and small bowl separately
8.  while still mixing large bowl, add smaller bowl to combine
9.  follow by 3/4 cup of fear, 5 ounces of kindness
10. pour mixture into small baking tray and place in oven for 10-15 min
11. take out of oven, let cool, and add 3 tablespoons of consideration on top

The Party

In "The Party"by Herman Wouk, the protagonist Herbie is on a quest to find love. Herbie is extremely self-conscious, but finds a way to style himself differently every day changing either his hair or his tie. Herbie has fallen in love with a girl named Lucille and always tries to impress her in some sort of way. Lucille invites Herbie to a party at her house and he takes this opportunity to make Lucille like him back. Herbie and Lucille go out to her garden and talk, but its ends up very bad when Lucille goes off laughing and Herbie grows sad. After awhile, Herbie finds bravery to ask Lucille to dance but she already found another boy to dance with.

I think the most difficult situation that Herbie is in, is how he had to find enough courage to go up and talk to his crush and ask her to dance with him. It is so hard because going up to your crush can be extremely scaring and risk taking. Herbie didn't know what could happen if Lucille liked him back or not. If I was in Herbie's position I defiantly would not have acted the way he did. I would have been scared and probably not gone up to her at all because like Herbie I would be terrified if that person didn't like me back.