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I have completed a good amount of my project. I brainstorm ideas. I found a topic. I know what direction I am trying to move towards. I know what outside source and exmaple I want to incoparate into my essay. I have ideas of inputting situations of what is happening in our society today. For example, the 2016 Presidential Election and the presidential candidates. I want to talk about the fact that we as people tend to put more importance on the little things in life than to focus on the bigger picture. I intend to incoparate William Carol Williams poem about the Red Wheelbarrow and relate it to F.J. Bergmann apology poem. I have found sources but not all of them. I found a total of 2 sources. I did however completed my outline for the essay.
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