In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most personal narratives use a first person narrator, the "I." Using the first person will make it easier for you to write the essay from your perspective and your personal experiences. Tell the personal narrative in your voice using "I" so the reader gets a sense of your point of view. You may need to use a mixture of tenses throughout the narrative. For instance, the answer to the prompt or the narrative you discuss may be written in the present tense, while an anecdote or narration of a story may be written in the past tense, as it has already happened. Even though your essay is personal, it should still have a thesis statement. Your thesis statement should appear after the hook in the final sentence of the introduction (though there may be sentences between the hook and the thesis). The thesis statement in a narrative essay can explore the events of the story in a brief way. Or it can tell the reader about the moral or lesson learned through the personal experience. You can also present the main theme in the essay in the thesis statement. For example, if you are writing an essay about your personal experience as a refugee, you may have a thesis statement that presents the theme of freedom. You may write, "My journey is just one of many. We all came to a new country carrying nothing more than hope and memories of the past." Your personal essay should include a body section where you present supporting evidence for your thesis statement. The supporting evidence can be in the form of commentary that address the prompt as well as in the events of the story you are telling. Do this chronologically so it is easy for the reader to follow. Or use terms to frame time, such as "now," "later," or "then" if you decide to jump around in time when telling the story. For example, you may have three supporting body paragraphs where you tell your personal narrative based on the theme of your essay. You may start with your experience of "freedom" in your home country in the first paragraph, followed by your experience of the same theme in your new country in the second paragraph. Most personal narratives end with a moral or lesson stated in the concluding paragraph. This paragraph should include a reflection on how the personal experience shifted or changed you in the present. Consider why the personal event is significant and meaningful to you. For example, you may end the essay by stating the lesson or moral you learned from the personal experience. Or you may note how the experience has positively affected your life now.
Summary: Use the first person voice. Have a thesis statement. Include supporting body paragraphs. End with the moral of the narrative.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Select a room or a part of a room in your home for your recording studio location. Opt for a room that you will feel comfortable in for long periods of time. Also, select a room where you can control the temperature all year round. For example, unless your garage or basement are temperature-controlled, they likely won't make good studio locations. Keep in mind the type of recording you'll be doing and select a room that's the proper size. For example, if you're only recording one person, a closet will work. However, if you're going to be recording an entire band, you'll need a larger room. Add whatever furniture you need or want to your recording study, if it's large enough. At the very least, you'll need a desk or table for your equipment. If you're able to fit more furniture, select furniture that's covered in fabric, as it will absorb the sound rather than distort it. You may want to add a couch and/or comfy chairs for guests, as well as stools for vocalists and musicians. Place one or more area rug onto the floor of your studio if you have floors with a hard surface, such as tiles or hardwood. Ensure one of those area rugs is directly under your desk and chair. If your room already has wall-to-wall carpet, you can skip this step. A hard surface floor will reflect sound waves, just like the walls and ceiling. Unfortunately, however, you can't install absorption panels on the floor, but you can make sure the floor is mostly carpeted. Purchase a broadband absorption kit, four bass traps, and two isolation pads from a music store or online. The broadband absorption kit should come with approximately 30 panels that can be placed around your room, once the equipment is set up. Absorption panels, bass traps, and diffusion panels are all designed to prevent the sound from your studio monitors from being distorted due to the flat walls. Bass traps absorb low-frequency sound, which allows you to hear the bass in your audio recording properly. Absorption panels prevent sound waves from reflecting directly off the walls, whereas diffusion panels redirect the sound waves in different directions. For a starter studio, you may not need diffusion panels.
Summary: Choose a room in your home that's comfortable and heated/cooled. Decorate the room with cloth-covered furniture to absorb sound. Reduce sound reflection with an area rug for a hard-surfaced floor. Purchase acoustic treatment material to reduce sound reflection.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wrap your arms around them. After you've kissed them a few times, use your hands to suggest you want to kiss deeper. You can wrap your arms around their waist and gently pull them toward your chest. In addition, you can place your arms around your their neck so there is no space in between you. This increases the chemistry between you. This will increase the passion. As things heat up, open your mouth slightly and touch your tongue to your partner's. Move your tongue up and down slowly and gradually to French kiss them. Use more and less force with your tongue and lips. Changing up the pressure of each kiss will captivate your partner. Do what feels right in the moment. When it comes to passionate kissing, it's best to change up the kisses based on what you and your partner are enjoying. Avoid being too forceful in your kiss. To determine how much force is appropriate, see what your partner responds well to when you vary the intensity of your kiss. Leave a few seconds in between some of your kisses to leave room for your partner to vary their kisses as well. While you are making out, caress your boyfriend or girlfriend. You can hold their face in your hands gently, touch the back of their neck, rub their shoulders or back, or place your hands on their thigh. This is a great way to communicate your attraction and affection to your partner.
Summary:
Pull your partner closer. Vary the pressure and intensity of your kisses. Move your hands around your partner's body to build intensity.