Jonathan Hurtik

Writing Project 1

*It’s in the twilight hours of a Friday night. My friends and I heard about a party

downtown that sounded like a good time, but there was just one problem: we all had an essay

due that coming wednesday. All of my friends stay home to work on the essay, but I have no clue

where to even start with it. As a distraction, I decided to go to the party alone. However, this was

not the distraction I expected.*

*The night is shown through my instagram stories throughout the party, as I listen to the

conversations that are going on*

See the instagram stories here

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