Someone to watch over me. I have to admit, I am pretty caught up with technology  and believe me I couldnt last a day without it. Especially being in BSU, but being on 10 different social networks is beyond absurd.  Technology is believed to be messing with our social abilities, and let's be honest its true.  This lady doesn't know how to talk to people, yet she has 10 different social networks and has friends on all of them.  But the bigger picture is what happens when a younger child starts doing that?  Children who have not yet spent much time socializing, that can serve as quite the problem.  It's bound to happen, and well when it does, there's not going to be much procreation.

For a community I hope to observe any sports community, because its something im comfortable and always interested in.  While im also open to anything else to observe as long as im with a group who's interested in whatever community we end up chosing.  I'd like to observe intramural sports because it's all kids just looking to have fun, maybe the community of students who go shoot hoops after classes everyother day, or any other community where it's people having fun or competeing.

Tattoos are a strong form of self expression, for the most part.  Tattoos are a way to remember and express a feeling about something permanently.  Tattoos at times can bring a negative view of the wearer unless the story is told, until than tattoos are thought of as either juvenile or bad news.  While, I will never get a tattoo myself I feel like tattoos are an incredible way to express something you feel strongly about, it requires a lot of dedication to get it tattoo'd permanently.  Things like September 11th are patriotic, and well means you care, and at a first glimps, im willing to bet people look down on the person prior to realizing what it is.  It takes a strong person to announce what they feel, and an even stronger person to permanently mark it on their body. 

Despite the negative view on tattoos I think it can definitely define who you are and the type of person you are by what you tattoo on yourself, the time and effort you put into it, and why you got it tattoo'd.  Everyone has their story, and a tattoo has their story permanently marked on their body and will forever remember it.