Josh Weckesser
AP Language & Composition
Journal Entry Number Six: Letter of Recommendation
October 12, 1999
Whomever it may concern:
I am writing on behalf of one Joshua Paul Weckesser. I have known Josh for quite
sometime and I feel that I am uniquely qualified to point out some of his high points.
Josh is a very outgoing and likeable person. He has lots of close friends who he trusts
emphatically. In his short time alive he has formed strong bonds with his peers. He has a
personal peace within himself that he confers to those around him.
Josh is a good student. He does not excel above his temporaries. His grade point average
is 3.184 on a 4-point scale. This, I believe, is slightly lower then he could reasonably accomplish.
However, the hectic nature of high school and his out-of-school activates have prevented him
from devoting fully to his studies. This is a habit that he hopes to change in the coming months
to prepare for college.
In addition to school Josh keeps himself busy. He has held down a menial job at Taco
Bell for over a year. This experience has been a good one for him as he is now unafraid to plunge
right in and get his hands dirty.
His real passions, though, is writing. He truly enjoys nothing more then to pull out a
fresh, white sheet of paper and sloppily bring order to the words that tumble within his head.
Josh feels that he could never amount to anything as a writer and as such has taken a more real
approach to the future, he’s looking at computers. Josh is comfortable with computers. He finds
that with enough patience one can get them to function. The money is good, and, as a moderate
Objectivist, he places a great deal of value on marketable sills and the attainment of money.
In closing I would like to state that Josh has excellent potential. However, I doubt he will
ever get his head out of the clouds enough to ever accomplish anything with his life.
Yours truly,
Lord Resse Graycloak