Monday, September 1, 2014

Lily Terhune
Sunday August 31, 2014
Professor Young
ENGW 1110
Write

One thing that defines who I am is my creativity. Growing up I have been surrounded by art. My father is an artist and an art teacher. Ever since I was young, my father has influenced me to become more artistic and creative. He would always spend time painting and showing his artwork in galleries. Throughout that all he has pushed me to express myself through art. Whether it was through drawing, singing, or dancing he has always supported me. Also, my mother is an interior decorator so she also is very creative. She is also a hairdresser, which is another way to express art. I express my artistic ability through music and singing, which has been a passion of mine since I was young. Throughout my four years in high school I participated in my school’s choir ensemble. I started off in an all girl’s choir making my way up to an honors chamber choir. Throughout choir I was able to express myself through singing which also led to me traveling the continent with my choir. I traveled from San Francisco, California all the way to Montreal, Canada. In Montreal, I saw several beautiful buildings and new types of artwork that I have never seen before. From Old Montreal to New Montreal, from the old city and cobblestone roads to the towering skyscrapers, I was exposed to a new environment and culture that influenced my creativity. 

Like Anzadula’s language was very important to her, art and music means a lot to me. Her language was a way for her to express herself and I can connect with that in my own life.   Music inspires me and gives me the dedication to do everything in life. It is my passion, my creativity, and I am so thankful. 

1 comment:

  1. Your blog looks so lively and the graphics show your creative flair. Do you mind if I share it with the class?

    You mention Anzaldua in your last paragraph. Can you connect her to your introduction? Also, can you specifically develop what specifically identifies you and then connect that to Anzaldua?

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