A persuasive speech about why we should choose not to procrastinate. In proper outline form.

I am now working on a book, entitled Dawn. These paragraphs are the very beginning of the book. I hope you like what’s here so far, because it will be a published novel in two or three years.

For anyone who has ever found themselves in a self-destructive relationship.

You can convince anyone to think the way you want them to with a well written essay. All you need is a strong thesis, flowing text and an exciting conclusion.

The indicated piece of writing features a persuasive view on a common subject of warfare between children and parents.

Years ago while single I wrote this as a list of things I wanted my future marriage to be. When suitors did not quite fill the beliefs I listed my interest would wane and I would end the relationship. Today I am married to the man who best fit this marriage profile: honest,willing to communicate and understanding.

For those who have seen A Story of Grace, this is a sequel to that one! Chapter one of the biblical book of Ruth IS grace exhibited!

What length will you go to just to get answers?

You seem to be a living cupid, whose slingshot makes my vine so stupid.

This is a letter I wrote to the marching band director at our college as an attempt to persuade him/her to host annual twirling auditions (as opposed to allowing the twirlers to keep the positions until graduation). I hand-delivered the letter, asked if I could speak to him/her about it after he/she had read it, and later set up an appointment to meet. During our meeting he/she refused to change the policy but had very weak reasoning behind this decision (reasons which I answered very well in the letter), so a couple of weeks later, I sent a similar letter appealing to the director of the School of Music (also explaining the results of my meeting with the marching band director), who later went on to change the policy, although it did not take effect until the next year.