Alarm Clock Persuasive Speech

Shake. Buzz. Shake. Rattle. Morning wake up call. It's early Monday morning, six o'clock. The bus comes at seven, so I have an hour. Eh... I hit my vibrating pillow's remote's snooze. I mean, what's the point of a sounding alarm clock if you're not going to hear it? So, yes, my alarm clock is a pillow that vibrates beneath my head. Of course, since no noise can disturb me overnight, I'm a deep sleeper. This means that the vibrations need to be at high, despite my advanced touch awareness. I think that's the ropes. I have a remote that is connected to my 200 dollar pillow, that startles me to wake up. Just five more minutes, and then I'll get up. Deaf teens have the same struggle as you ya' know. Zzzzzzz... Okay, so maybe I didn't feel my alarm? I slept in. Again. I now have thirty minutes to brush my brown hair, eat stale cereal, and find a decent outfit. Ughhh. I can't even wake mom up because she almost never gets any sleep with a 8 1/2 month-old baby, so if she's sleeping, let her sleep. As I'm getting out of bed, I stare at my
Another topic... Bullying is unfortunately common in most of all schools: noticed or not. Every school tries their best to decrease it, but it sometimes it goes unnoticed. It's hard to get rid of bullies. They aren't going to want to admit that they're causing insecurity in another person. The bully itself might've been bullied, or has some other story behind the issue. Everybody has weaknesses. Some people hide them by criticizing others. Being deaf, people think it's acceptable to call me names or talk behind my back. I have more than one person to support me. They defend me and tell me of the criticizers. It's definitely an obstacle. I get so insecure and unconfident. I don't need people to tell me of my flaws that I already know of. I don't need a reminder like how my phone reminds me to charge it. I'm like you. I have words to say. I have talents. I have something that you don't have, and thats gratitude and