Describe a time when you took a hiatus from something important. What led to the break, and how did it impact you?

 

    Once I took a hiatus from music. COVID started to hit and I was losing my motivation to play. I almost quit until my mother threatened to give away my piano if I didn't take a lesson, so I went back to it. This really changed my outlook on how many things people leave behind without releasing how it would change them. If my mom didn't get me back on music I  would have quit, and that would be the end of my music journey. Now I'm planning to go to college for music.


We learned more about rhetorical devices.


I learned about hypophora.

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