Home alone
Home Alone
I remember the first time that my parents left me home alone.
I was very grown up and I thought that I would be just fine.
I was fine for a while.
I watched television and had something to eat.
I called my friend on the phone and we talked for a while.
Then I sat down to read a book.
The house was quiet, very quiet.
I found myself listening very carefully.
I heard a tap, tap, tapping noise.
I wondered where it was coming from.
It seemed to be coming from the window.
I turned out the lights so that nobody would see me,
and I peeked out the window carefully.
I was expecting to see a robber tapping at my window.
There was nobody there.
It was just a tree branch swaying in the breeze and tapping at my window.
I felt silly.
I turned on the lights and sat back down to read my book.
A few minutes later, I heard some creaking noises.
I listened carefully.
Then I heard a clunking noise.
I think it might have been the furnace.
Then there was a whirring noise.
My imagination began to play tricks on me.
I was imagining that there were all kinds of creatures in the house.
I told myself to grow up.
I wouldn't let my imagination run away with me.
I was glad when my parents got home
I told them about all the noises that I had heard
My parents laughed and said that all houses make noises
We're usually just so busy that we don't hear all the noises that go on
I have stayed home alone many times now
I just ignore all the little creaks and noises that I hear
I'm still alert and listen for anything suspicious
but I know that there are lots of noises that are harmless.
That tree that taps on my window still frightens me sometimes
but I'm a lot braver now than I was the first time that I stayed home alone.
Course Content
92 Lectures 10:56:11
In which areas do you operate?
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Lecture1.1 Introduction to the User Experience Course
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Lecture1.2 Exercise: Your first design challenge
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Lecture1.3 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture1.3 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture1.5 How to use text layers effectively
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The Brief
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Lecture1.1 Introduction to the User Experience Course
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Lecture1.2 Exercise: Your first design challenge
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Lecture1.3 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture1.3 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture1.5 How to use text layers effectively
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Wireframing Low Fidelity
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Lecture1.1 Introduction to the User Experience Course
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Lecture1.2 Exercise: Your first design challenge
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Lecture1.3 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture1.3 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture1.5 How to use text layers effectively
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Type, Color & Icon Introduction
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Lecture4.1 Introduction to the User Experience Course
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Lecture4.4 How to solve the previous exercise
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Lecture4.5 How to use text layers effectively
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Nicole Brown
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