This prompt most
likely refers to the chances we get in life. It could refer to life in general.
We are born and sometimes that’s the best chance we’ll ever get. It may also
refer to simple things in life. It could mean that a boy gets a chance at
getting on the varsity soccer team but that’s it. He doesn’t make the team and
that shot was his only one. It could mean a woman has one shot at landing a job
by meeting her potential boss for lunch, but she screws it up because her phone
went off while the man was about to deliver the punch line to his really bad
joke. A start. That’s it. I don’t really know what else to put down. I’m just
trying to gather my thoughts by this point. This is my first written piece for
college. I will make sure to save this one in a special place. I’m not exactly
sure who Junot Diaz is, but I am sure she is a very strong leader and
representative for women (that’s just my guess). “Sometimes a start is all we
ever get”. This quote also makes me think that you shouldn’t get your hopes to0
high. You could just be getting started on something great, but it all goes
down the toilet because shit just happens. I’ve changed my mind on who Junot
Diaz is. She is a writer (I didn’t see that there was a title of a book/story
next to her name on the board. I’ve never heard of “This is How You Lose Her”,
nor have I heard of Junot Diaz before. Is this a well-known story and I’m just
completely clueless? Is it just a random book and a random quote that my
professor found fifteen minutes before class? I wonder if I’m the only one that
isn’t really writing about the actual quote and that I’m just rambling and
rambling the entire time. I actually do love the quote, “…sometimes a start is
all we ever get.” It just kind of resonates with me. Personally, I feel that I
have had many opportunities in my life, but that’s all they were…
opportunities. They never turned into anything greater or bigger than that.
“…sometimes a start is all we ever get.” That’s some deep stuff.
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