Mallory Wallace 2006-02-01T03:49:45Z tag:blogs.setonhill.edu,2006:/MalloryWallace//352 Movable Type Copyright (c) 2006, MalloryWallace Trifles 2006-02-01T03:49:45Z 2006-02-01T03:49:41Z tag:blogs.setonhill.edu,2006:/MalloryWallace//352.14400 2006-02-01T03:49:41Z Glaspell, ''Trifles'' (1916) -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267)... MalloryWallace mal82302@aol.com Glaspell, ''Trifles'' (1916) -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267)

]]> I had to read this play at work because I work every day...but at first glance this is what I thought was intersting...

County Attorney: Well, ladies, have you decided whether she was going to quilt it or knot it?

When I read this line, I kinda felt like the attorney was disrespecting the women. I guess it was just in the way that I was reading the play. I think that the attorney knew that the women were disturbed by what had recently happened in that house and maybe he was just trying to break the ice a little. As i said i just read the play pretty quickly, but when i started, I couldn't put the book down. I was so mad when I got to the end and they did not tell the ending...

]]> 2006-01-31T18:45:17Z 2006-01-31T18:45:10Z tag:blogs.setonhill.edu,2006:/MalloryWallace//352.14387 2006-01-31T18:45:10Z Lehman, ''The World Trade Center'' (1996) -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267)... MalloryWallace mal82302@aol.com Lehman, ''The World Trade Center'' (1996) -- Jerz: American Lit II (EL 267)

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The World Trade Center

The twin towers were ugly monoliths
That lacked the details the ornament the character
Of the Empire State Building and [especially]
The Chrysler Building, everyone's favorite,
With its scalloped top, so noble.

I think that this was very interesting because he refers to them as ugly "monoliths". I mean the buildings are not gorgeous, but they did not change very much after this bombing. He compares them to two beautiful buildings, not that I ever saw them, but from what i hear they are very nice. I am kinda torn on what side to be on. In class I was thinking, how can you change your mind that quick, but when I really think about it...we do not realize what we have until it is gone, or in this case damaged.

]]> After Apple Picking 2006-01-26T21:57:01Z 2006-01-26T21:51:55Z tag:blogs.setonhill.edu,2006:/MalloryWallace//352.14332 2006-01-26T21:51:55Z This poem kinda makes me think about myself...I take on such a heavy workload and I am exhaused by the time that it is over. I take 17 credits and I work 6, sometimes 7 days per week. I also... MalloryWallace mal82302@aol.com This poem kinda makes me think about myself...I take on such a heavy workload and I am exhaused by the time that it is over. I take 17 credits and I work 6, sometimes 7 days per week. I also need to leave time to clean my house, play with my dogs, and to spend time with my fiancee, friends, and family.

]]> Mending Wall 2006-01-26T18:49:42Z 2006-01-26T18:44:13Z tag:blogs.setonhill.edu,2006:/MalloryWallace//352.14326 2006-01-26T18:44:13Z Mending Wall was a pretty interesting poem. It intrigued me because there were a lot of different ways in which you can analyze the poem. When I read it the first few times, i was very confused. I had to... MalloryWallace mal82302@aol.com Mending Wall was a pretty interesting poem. It intrigued me because there were a lot of different ways in which you can analyze the poem. When I read it the first few times, i was very confused. I had to read it 3 times before thoughts came to my head. What I thought of was when I was little, my neighbor had a huge privacy fence. All of the neighborhood kids were afraid of her. We all thought she was a mean, little, old lady. But as in this poem, she just wanted someone to talk to. I really liked how Frost related this poem to nature and animals.

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