Bibliography Stories

Welcome Home is somewhat like a bibliography. My emotions, feelings, thoughts, and more. I eplain the things that people have never tried to explore.

"Hi, I'm Birdie. This is me. Fractured, senseless, aimless me. There are a million things I wish I'd done differently. But if I had the chance to fix myself- I wouldn't be able to make myself. Why the hell is that? I don't know... it just seems like if I take away the mess of me... what will there be left?"

The Lord our God is merciful and forgiving

A short story loosely based on Harriet the tortoise's real-life events (born≈1818 - died 2006). Charles Darwin reportedly collected Harriet during his 1835 visit to the Galápagos Islands as part of his round-the-world survey expedition. Harriet lived for approximately 188 years and at the time of her death, she lived at the Australia Zoo, owned by Steve and Terri Irwin.

Hit the quan

The concept is some what like a diary, only modified to fit the perspective of your day-to-day ARMY. A relatable story on how my Kpop (mostly BTS) obsession came to be. Or as they call those like me, Kpop trash. -Outlining each of the individual stages of well becoming ARMY

This is an annotated bibliography essay I did on self-harm this semester for my English class. If you read my about me, this is the paper that made my teacher tell me that i should be a writing major. It was our first big writing assignment.

This is just a bibliography of information we used in our work. The format isn't very good, but it includes facts and websites that really helped us out.

To conclude the 2020-2021 Film Journal, I present my farewell address. Here, I wrap up some final, necessary details and say goodbye to the Journals and any readers. At least for now. (Cover photo: the Music Box Theater in Chicago, Illinois, where, in the summer of 2018, I had one of my greatest theatrical experiences of all time seeing "Aladdin" in theaters for the first time).