Author Archives: Kathleen O'Brien

I would be lying if I said I was an angel when I was a kid. I am the youngest amongst a very close-knit network of cousins and admist their 5+ year older voices, I was constantly trying to find … Continue reading →

My confession is interwoven with multiple other possible confessions. See, mine doesn’t only involve me, but it involves nineteen members of my 2002 high school soccer team, a religion teacher, and a girl that would go on to be a … Continue reading →

You’re in third grade, and smaller than just about everyone else in your grade, which is okay because you are strong, and good at sports. Your mother let’s you dress yourself in the morning. She does this, one, because you … Continue reading →

As we have read so far in class, there are many types of autobiographies on the market today. From ones that take a cultural approach or humorous approach, to autobiographies that focus on loss, addiction, health etc. There seems to … Continue reading →

In chapter two, Autobiographical Subjects under the subsection “Memory”, there is an emphasis on the important role that memory plays in writing an autobiography. It is essential in order to tell the story of ones life, to remember interesting and … Continue reading →