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Welcome! My name is Kelsey. And city hippie who lives just outside of rainy, beautiful Seattle, WA. I'm also a college-level English tutor and fulltime student.
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"We read to know we are not alone." ~CS Lewis
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Tag Archives: School
How to Get Your Kids Ready for College
As an English composition tutor working at a community college, I read over about 30 assignments a week and talk in-depth with every one of my students about what they’re struggling with. This gives me a unique insight into why … Continue reading
Posted in College Life, Education, Teaching Writing
Tagged College, Education, English, Family, Home schooling, Life, parenting, School
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A Day in My Shoes: Breaking a Cultural Norm
Goal: Breach an American cultural norm. Method: Fashion (Converse© shoes, specifically). Reason: For fun! And also to get a good grade on my sociology paper. Social theory: Symbolic interaction—a micro sociological theory that examines the symbolism in daily life, what … Continue reading
Posted in About Me, Bus Adventures, College Life, Cultural Studies, Urban Life
Tagged Culture, fashion, Life, Modern Culture, pop culture, School, Seattle, Social Sciences, Sociology/Anthropology
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The Cure for the Homework Blues
Even when I’m feeling sick to death of reading about metamorphic rocks and, in true Washington style, it’s dark and rainy out, Pomplamoose still makes me smile. Enjoy.
Posted in Soundtrack of My Life, Videos
Tagged homework, Just for Fun, Life, Modern Culture, music, School
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The Art of Mastering the Stapler
As with any skill, the art of mastering the stapler requires dedication, determination, and above all proper instruction. Many innocent fingers have experienced the sharp bite and terrible discomfort of a stapler releasing its venom simply because the user had not received suitable teaching on the proper stapling technique, which is precisely why I am writing.
Once you have decide the stapler is your desired weapon of choice, and that you are man enough to take on this hazardous task, begin by locating the pieces of paper you wish to be stapled. Once found, it is very important you insure your pages are in the correct order before staple. You do not want to have to resort to using a staple remover unless it becomes absolutely necessary. Not only will your pages bare the lasting mark of a poorly thought-out stapler bite, but it will also earn you a reputation around the office as being stapler inadequate, which is one of the hardest reputations for an office worker to shake.
