As the Governor begins his plan to re-open Texas, Cotton Patch opened up their dining to 25% capacity on Friday. Since we’ve had nobody in the restaurant besides my coworkers and I for weeks, it was very odd seeing people just casually eating while we prepare meals. There are more people than I expected that … Continue reading My final Blog

As everyone is on the edge of their seats, we are updated everyday on the most recent news on COVID-19. Before this outbreak, everyone was wrapped up in their daily lives. Now, people are being forced to take a step back, stay at home, and be with their families. I know that for me personally … Continue reading Shakespeare: Why does his rhetoric still matter?

The world is crazy right now! If you told me a few weeks ago that restaurants would be closing down indoor seating, church services would go online, and the shelves that used to hold toilet paper would be completely empty, I’d think you were insane. We are living out something that will be in future … Continue reading Rhetoric in Act 5 and the play as a whole

In Class… In class this week, we began reading The Tempest and learned about each character. We picked what character we would like to read and naturally I picked Sebastian as he was my favorite singing, red crab from my childhood. So far, my class has read through Act 2 and I’m really enjoying the … Continue reading Rhetoric in Acts 1-2 of The Tempest