Chrissa is writing a paper on Astrophysics, which is right up my alley.

I’ve studied and researched so many books about space, the universe, galaxies— I really hope I can be helpful to her, I don’t want her overstressing herself over a research paper.

We were helped by a pretty fun tool at http://helpfulpapers.com/. Chrissa had a memorable laugh when we used it the first time! The thesis generator was truly super helpful: with only a few broad topics and sentences, it generated a thesis statement for us to get started with. More than one, actually.

The experience was a positive one, so I’ll be suggesting the tool to Fulmine Petti (Robocity) for his business of helping others with papers. I think this could really boost his productivity and allow him to help even MORE people than he does now. What a time saver!

This is a first attempt Chrissa and I made using the generator:

That’s how powerful it can be. And of course, anything that reads ‘weird’ is just because of me and Chrissa, not the site’s fault. !

Just to switch subjects, now— uhm… I have to stop an heave a nostalgic sigh for my late father. His funeral was February 27th and my heart is still wounded from his loss. I know he’s in a far better place and it’s selfish of me to want him here with me just because I’m lonely without him, but I can’t help myself. I’m living in the happy memories of my father now; celebrating his life, not mourning his death. He wouldn’t want me to focus on his passing, because in so doing, I’ll be forgetting his LIFE— and isn’t that what matters in the end? Life is ALL that matters; everything else is nonsense. Death is just the next great adventure, and I hope to meet up again with my father when I take on my next great adventure.

I know that might sound silly of me to say, but it’s just the way I feel.

After I began helping Chrissa to write papers for class, I realized how much fun I had writing along with her. It was one afternoon when her school assignment was to write up a review of a book she had chosen and read for the course work. Chrissa had picked a book on Astronomy and the history of its progression and advancements throughout the ages. When she was finished with the book and no longer required it to write the review, she allowed me to borrow it to read for myself. So interesting!

I’ve always loved to write, so I wrote my own piece about “Astronomy Through The Ages”, reviewed by Buzz Lightyear-Prime.

It was so absorbing, I would start on the paper and still be writing an hour later, revising what I’d written, thinking of new points to make. I had more respect for my girlfriend at the end of my own version of the review, it’s not an easy task, but it is very rewarding! Looks like we were born to be book review writers, weren’t we?

Among the volunteer projects I’m considering, there is book reviewing assistance for my fellow classmates. I’m sure Chrissa would love to join in the venture. I noticed many people in Academy tend to plagiarize their work, which is not only a dishonest way to approach a task, but it’s even demoting as there’s no personal satisfaction in poorly done work. Some tutoring wouldn’t hurt. Are you with me in this, Chrissa love?

I could have a go at custom paper writing as well, if a certain Robocity pal accepts me into his team. Just for a little while, you know? To gain some experience. Plus, I would totally LOVE to publish for the Robocity Library!!

Naturally, I will have to wait for my Spring break to pitch Fulmine my ideas. I don’t want to get behind on school work and end up with a backlog I won’t be able to manage. Ugh! Time management is an area I still need to improve. Any help?

Is there any type of writing you’d like to pursue as a future career or even just as a volunteer activity?