<p>Right. Well....according to the post below, I shouldn't post my essay. So, if anyone wouldn't mind having a look at my essay, please reply here, PM me, IM me, or email me. Whatever. </p>
<p>Haven't had the chance to read it, but glanced over it. One tip: be careful about posting your essay, there are a lot of creepy goobers on the internet that might try to steal your essay! :]</p>
<p>There're a lot of frequent CCers I'm sure you can trust (some of the parents, i.e., northstarmom, etc.) :] Major props for being done with an essay already, though. I haven't even started my app yet..</p>
<p>Yup, Gorbachev, I'm interested in reading it too! And I agree with Rikataka...props for finishing it...I'm still trying to decide which prompt I like best :S</p>
<p>I thought the essay was effective. The only problem I had with it, though, was that the presence of humor came off as a tad bit forced. I'm not sure how to explain this but the punch line of the humor isn't strong enough. </p>
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In todays busy world, most people do not take time to appreciate the simple meal. Fewer still appreciate the wondrous versatility of Ramen.
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<p>You want to avoid this. Try making the first sentence more dramatic and the second sentence more lighthearted. That way there's a distinct punch line, get it?</p>
<p>Hmmm....noodles huh. I understand it and it was comical, but it didn't give me that "wow" feeling. I mean yeah you made some friends, but the noodle angle irks me a bit.</p>