WJ11 "A Plague of Tics"

In this essay, Sedaris did a very good job of using his voice. You could tell it wasn't just a story told by some narrator of something, but it had some type of valuable meaning to the writer. He made the story funny, and it was easy to read and also interesting. I think that what we could learn from him so that we can use our own voices in our projects and not try to make our papers seem as though they are coming from our own minds and not try to make them sound.