scribbles's blog

Every individual has their own perspective on the world of technology. As we have been briefed in class, technology is “seeking beyond the brain,” where one must go past their internal networking and reach for new ideas, concepts, and unknown realities.

Dainty buds and berries glistening in the soft glow of the morning’s dew. The longest day of summer’s stretch sprinkled with memories. Each year upon the dawn of strawberry season my siblings and I are awakened to the glow of summer rays. Packed into the minivan we rub in sunscreen and

An architect seemed a lofty dream, but with her excellent GPA and extensive practice in design-oriented fields she would be a shoe into the design school. The career outline listed in the brochure, clutched within her sweaty palm, was that which defined her true character and focused upon all of her

Sirens, florescent lights, screams, tremors, beeps, squeaks, sobs, and thousands of scurrying feet swallow all glory and life in a hospital. Hospitals are designed often with one key focus. They must provide spaces for people experiencing a variety of diseases, emergencies, and treatments. Beyond the necessary structure of the building there is very little.

I was eager to return to the school, but still a bit groggy from the early morning wake up when I entered A Chance To Grow for my second time. Our guide decided to split us up into three different classrooms. I was assigned the second grade class. The students were in an uproar as I entered the class. Kids were screaming at one another while trying to concentrate despite all the distractions.

Taking action does not always involve jumping around at a protest or throwing away money to varieties of causes, but sometimes people simply donate some of their time and energy to better the lives of others. What I realized on my own little action packed journey was by helping others I found some of my deepest interests and loved the experience.