Loveday Writing

What adult achievements of yours would most please your parents? What would most disappoint them?** Adult achievements that would most please my parents: -Graduating from uni -Getting up and going to work everyday -Trying to save money -Being able to pay my bills all on my own -Starting my own freelance writing business -Being independent   Adult achievements that would

Describe a motel experience you’ve had–humorously perhaps** Bathurst (2003) My dad was playing in a gold tournament in Bathurst, he and mum decided we should all go since we had never been to Bathurst before. We stayed in a basic motel room–mum and dad in a queen bed with myself and my brother at the other side of the room

The first time I…** The first time I drove a car was about a week after I got my Ls. I became anxious about the thought of driving, for now some unknown reason, and my mum forced me into my first lesson. She drove me to a quiet road not too far from my aunt’s house and got me to

‘Growing up beats throwing up.’ Do you agree?** This such a weird quote to me, I wasn’t actually sure whether Marsden was quoting something or someone, but considering he usually acknowledges when he does, I assume he made it up. To answer the question, I believe growing up does beat throwing up. With growing up, you can almost do whatever

‘Obstacles are a stimulus to him/her.’ Is that true for you? Give examples.** I believe this is true for me as it makes life interesting, that being said it all depends on what the obstacle is. Examples for me include all of my uni assessments as they were obstacles to completing my subjects so I could graduate. My uni assessments

Describe something you used to believe in but now don’t** I used to believe that abortion was murder due to my childhood spent at church, however when I started high school, my church was sold or something, I’m not sure what happened, but as my mother stopped going there, so did I, so I drifted away from being devout. As