Writing across media

  When I sat down to try to come up with something I will never see, it was incredibly hard to do. There's nothing I can think of that I want to see incredibly bad but will never be able to. So instead, I chose something I wont see for a really long time. The aurora Borealis is a beautiful display of lights or rather electrically charged particles form the Earth's atmosphere. The pictures of it are absolutely stunning and it's been on my top places to go for a while. However, there are a few issues that won’t be changing anytime soon that prevent me from seeing them. For 1. I am a broke college student. Like I genuinely had decided if a Mcchicken was in my budget for this week (they took it off the dollar menu :( ). In no way can I go to Alaska, Canada, Or Greenland to see the site. Now my family takes vacations, but none of those locations are places I see my family ever going to. Which brings me to issue number 2. My mother HATES the cold. Genuinely winter is one of her

When first looking around my dorm room, I am presented with many different interesting things that stand out to me. For example, I have a tiny succulent magnet that I am quite the fan of. I also have a light up sign that says “you go girl”. I mean who wouldn’t find that sick as heck. But after some intense ispy around my room, something stood out to me: my chapstick. My chapstick can be identified with the following traits: Pink exterior with dark pink roses and polka dots Black lettering depicting the product description as well as the brand The writing and design isn't directly prints on the tube but rather onto a paper surrounding the tube Said paper is peeling off from the bottom corner It's about 4.5 inches It smells amazing and is a lip scrub To customize it to “make it my own” I scooped out the chapstick that was in the tube, which was surprisingly sticky, and inserted part of a burts bees chapstick I had laying around whose original container was chewed on by my dog. Fr