Reflect on a time when you had to rely on someone else. How did it feel?

Prompt Response: Some time after Christmas, I won an auction for a new Digimon V-Pet. I was able to cover the initial payment, and thought that shipping was included with that payment. But I was wrong. Some time after I paid and the product arrived at the shipping warehouse, I saw how much shipping was. Fifty five dollars and some change! I spent most of my money on the winning price and I barely had enough for shipping all in one place. First, I asked my stepmom if I could give her twenty dollars cash for her to send me the money digitally. Once that was done, I already had most of what I needed. Next, I had to clean up around the house a bit to get some extra allowance. Finally, I almost had everything I needed and so I asked one of my friends to borrow twenty dollars and boom. I had gotten all the money I needed to pay for shipping. I had to rely on a few people for this and it felt slightly embarassing considering what I was paying so much for. But really pondering on the situation, I realize that I  did what was necesarry to achieve my goal.

Summary: Today, we searched trumps 2019 speech for rhetoric devices.

Reflection: Today assignment was pretty boring. There was a lot of reading and analyzing so I had to really focus

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