Adam Safi
Professor Ellis
English
10/23/13
iExamen
2
My
iExamen began on Thursday, October 17th the last day of class before
fall break. When I woke up I started packing for my long journey North back to
my home state of Connecticut. I was so excited to see my mom and sleep in my
own bed, however I felt bad leaving my roommate Vanya alone for the weekend. I
saw him making breakfast in the kitchen of our apartment, so I decided to say
goodbye and wished him a good weekend before he went off to class. After I
finished packing my things, I was anticipating my departure; my girlfriend and
I were taking her car for a long five-hour ride. I told myself before class
that I was going to concentrate on being a joyous contributor. I kept that in
the back of my mind as I proceeded to exit Campion Towers, smiling and waving
to friendly faces along the way.
When
I arrived to class, my English teacher, Professor Ellis, was in a cheerful mood
as she greeted me with her usual salutation. Class went by quickly and all I could
think of was my mother’s sweet embrace. Before I knew it I was sitting at my
desk in my next class, Spanish, conversing with my peers. I began a casual,
friendly, honest, useful conversation with my loose-tongued neighbor about the
prior night’s homework. We both realized we had the same problem on question
number three, so we discussed the correct answers and I felt more comfortable
with our assignment. Spanish class went swiftly just like English class, and I
could almost taste my mother’s home cookin’.
Last
class of the day, Astronomy, was here before I knew it and I was sitting next
to my ravishing girlfriend as we discussed last minute travel plans. I did not
think I was acting very different from myself, but my girlfriend seemed to
catch on and asked why I was being so nice. I did not tell her about the
assignment, but kept going with my kind personality throughout class. My
girlfriend and classmates seemed to be pleased with my surprisingly caring,
friendly behavior and I realized I was very pleased with myself. I noticed I
was happier and the people surrounding me seemed more cheerful as well.
My
girlfriend and I packed her car and set off on our long journey to the Nutmeg
State. The ride home consisted of music we both enjoy, and laughs shared between
us. We left around 6:00 in the evening, hoping we would not get stuck in any
traffic or bad weather. God must have been on our side because we sailed smooth
the whole way home with nothing impeding our voyage. We both spoke of our
excitement to be almost home, and our growing hunger. When we arrived at my
house my mother greeted us at the door and we promptly sat at the family room
table in front of a huge pasta dinner.
During
dinner I illuminated both Jessie and my mother about my assigned iExam, both of
them thought it was an interesting task. From my iExamen I realized that I tend
to have a pessimistic attitude toward a lot of things. However, when I focused
I was able to keep a charismatic mood, which allowed me to connect with Jessie,
my mother, and my peers in an honest and useful way.
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