Describe person of importance in your life (ex: family member, loved one, old teacher, etc).

All descriptions should use concrete as well as abstract details to help the reader fully understand what the things described are like on a physical level as well as what greater meaning they have to the writer.

Whichever topic you choose, you should have a main focus in your paper that makes an ARGUMENT. Whether that argument is, for instance, “because of A, B, and C, this photograph exemplifies my childhood,” or, “due to 1, 2, and 3, my pet bunny is one of the most important things in my life,” or, even, “This, That, and the Other thing make my former boss Waldo W. Wallace a person I will never forget.” Show that this experience, thing, or person is important to you, is worth remembering, and use the specific descriptions you give to back this up. Let your reader know why they are reading this.

Your essay should contain a thesis statement that gives me an idea of how you will back this point up and how your support will be organized throughout. Successful essays will follow the course rubric and use plentiful details, including those from all five senses.

500 words (2 pages double spaced 12 point font)

Please include your name, a title, the date, and your class hour at the top.