Short response #3

     The one thing that I have moe than any thing is shoes. I have probably 25 pairs of shoes some that I dont wear anymore. This item is definetly a nonparishable item. Im not sure howshoes are made, but I am sure it goes through a very long process and uses lots of chemicals.
    I use my shoes for different reasons I have shoes specifically for exercising. I have shoes just for church,or just for parties. I used the majority of them for going out to work or just to run around in the streets.
     I definitly think that i can do without most of the shoes I have. I have shoes that are not apart of the 25 pairs that sit in my closet because they are out of style. I have shoes that I save for old school parties, or I just feel like being different.
     My item is not easy to obtain it take money and time to produce. I think that my item is a want for me, but it may be a need for others. I dont think that me using or not using my items wont hurt or help others. I think that I could give the shoes that I dont use can go to a shelter to help others that dont have the priveliges I have.
        
    

Short Response One

      My name is Shelton Fuller. I like my name, I think it is unique. I'm not sure how many Shelton's there are in the world, but I have only come across one in my life time. My mother named me she sayed she was watching a tv show at three in the mourning and saw a guy with that name and she like it, so that's how I got my first name.
      The meaning of my last name is an occupational name for a dresser of cloth. I went to ancestry.com and found out that my last name is derived from old english and german origin. I though that was very interesting, I didn't know that. I asked my grandfather was our name always Fuller and he said that it was.