Elbows

Questions 1. What is a moment that changed your life? 2. What are patterns in your life that you want to continue? 3. What are patterns you don't want to continue? 4. What patterns would you like to start? 5. Who is someone who has changed your life? Interviewee Brian Castleton Randall is an eleven-year-old boy who lives in North Salt Lake, Utah. He is a fiery kid with lots of emotions who loves being with his five older siblings and playing with his two nieces. Sometimes it's hard for him when his siblings get married or move away. He's a great mathematician and soccer player who's always willing to help out. Interview

What is one integral, transitional moment in your life? What is a pattern you wanted to change? What is a pattern you wanted to continue? Who has changed your perspective on patterns? (Aside from God or parents?)

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Rubric: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LthmPkdoP5cUVMI70FybBzc1pt8A1o8jhQvYQtAkB_0/edit?usp=sharing

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