Journal+5

In this journal, you need to create three parts. Each part is designed to get your information into a directed focus. Take the information and/or direct quotes from your interview and divide them into these three sections: Quotes/Information I definitely want to incorporate, Quotes/Information I possibly want to use, and Quotes/Information I will most likely not utilize.

After you have sorted your interview into three parts, devise a correct MLA formatted citation for the interview you composed. See the formatting guide below.

Quotes/Info I definitely want to use: - "No you didn't lose your innocence because you have grown up with lots of family members getting cancer-grandfather and 2 great aunts" - I asked her if she would have done something different to change my reaction and she told me she would have took the phone call somewhere else because then I wouldn't have seen her cry or asked if she was going to die. - I was proud of how mature you were and how you are already taking steps to do self exams and you're not afraid to tell others about your experiences.

Quotes/Info I possibly want to use: - "I cried at first and went into positive and protective mode. - She said I helped a lot with dinner and my younger sibling and dog, and I always was by her side helping her. - I think you wanted to put it in the back of your mind at first, because you didn't want to think about it but then you were worried about life without me.

Quotes/Info I most likely won't use: - I shrugged it off, and asked her if she was going to die. - You were extremely helpful more than normal, and you kept asking if I needed anything.

MLA CITATION: Gilliland, Denise.Personal Interview. 18, March 2011.