Make Up..Kinda

So this week, we're doing our workshop things, and I've talked to someone who's already gone through their's, and I learned that I have failed to blog about something, so now, I'm going to before my workshop.

Mick Jagger Wants Me

I really liked this story. It was fun to read. I haven't ever been this extreme about a famous person I don't believe, but I still liked it. My favorite part, though, was probably the end where the girl realizes that this wasn't how she wanted to see him for the first time: as another screaming girl in the crowd, but she would never get more than this. I thought that it was pretty cool.

Us and Them

Well I read "Us and Them" by David Sedaris, and I actually liked it a lot also. I liked how it showed how people can be so curious about other people that they meet that are different from them. There is a family who don't have a television and went trick-or-treating on an abnormal day compared to everyone else. The story actually had several pop culture references in it, so it was pretty relevant to what we were learning.