As you go through the day you see hundreds of different types of words, phrases, sentences and papers that go through your head and make you think. Some of the things might stick with you and be burned into your psycho analysis so that even the littlest thing could trigger you to remember it. Then there are the things that you see and brush off, the things that you see that you don't pay attention to, but these things are also a big part of your life because even if you don't consciously remember them they will still be put in your memory and if seen over and over again be just as valuable in your thought process as any of the things that you purposefully remember. Memorization is one of the key elements you use when you write any type of literate assignment whether it be a research paper or a instant message. The little phrases that you see on shirts or mugs are the things that stir your brain and help it to develop the sentences that you write. Right now as I write this I am using memory is playing a crucial part in how I am structuring this sentence. I know from past experience that I must format the sentence so that it has a subject and verb and that I must use the writing rules that have been crammed into my memory after years of English classes.
             The different ways I wanted to express my literacy collection were endless and some of them were too confusing for me to do (I didn't want you to sit there thinking man this kid was way off). In the end I chose a more basic design that has huge meaning to me. Sarah I have chosen to put you in my shoes and let you see the things that I see in my day from the repetitive words that I barely pay attention to (left eye) to the things that grab my attention and make me really think (right eye). The pupils represent what I woke up to the Saturday that I started my assignment to the last thing I saw before I went to sleep. Just so your not confused the 7:14 is in the ...