My Wedding Ring

ENGL 1102—Writing “Small:” The Rule of 5/5
Use the prompts below to produce two paragraphs. Do not number your responses. This is not a quiz—this is a writing assignment. Save this writing; you will turn it in with your portfolio.

The First 5: The Story
In one paragraph, answer the following questions about your object (be specific, write “small”):

1. Who gave it to you? Who was with you when you got it? 2. What is it? What’s its name? What’s its function? 3. When did you get it? 4. Where were you when you got it? Where do you keep it? 5. Why did you choose this object? Why is it special to you?

I and my wife were shopping for our marriage, two weeks before our wedding day, October 1st, 2011; we were in the famous local traditional jewelry mall at my home town, Algiers, Algeria. A set of two rings were grab our attention, they were so beautiful, shiny made from locally 18 karat gold. The pair was engraved with our native community sign, the Berber sign, I and my wife wanted our names to be incised too, which the designer did. That perfectly symbolizes our union and our eternal love to each other, also the proud for being a part of our Berber community which is the native community of the northern of Africa. The Second 5: The Imagery
In one paragraph, answer the following questions about your object (be specific, write “small”): 1. What does it look like? 2. What does it feel like? 3. What does it sound like? 4. What does it smell like? 5. What does it taste like?

The pair that we bought, are just unique, mine is superbly crafted of 18 karat white gold, this elegant wedding band measures 6mm in width and 2 mm in thick, it has a traditional polished finish. My wife’s ring is more pretty, made also from the same metal, but also it has a big solitaire, surrounded by a small dot of diamond, above the