If you want to be a success you have to work hard and believe in what you are doing, it’s like working hard in the school because you want to be a success, to make your dreams come true it’s not your mom or dad that makes you a success only their love to you, but it’s your decisions that can change everything you will always have your parents by your site to ask them for a advice, but in the end its your decisions that makes you to who you are today.
The essay is written by, Jeanette Winterson, she is a British writer but the essay was first published in the observer, June 13, 2010, The text is about Winterson’s vegetable shop located on, Spitalfields in the East End of London. In the start of the text Winterson talks about her shop and that it feels like she opened it in 1805 (page 7 line 1-3). It’s like she almost tells the reader that it feels like its 1805 because the shop she have is very “old school” if you can say it like that, she talks a lot about the 1790s to the 1879 in the start and she also says that the street name of the street was named after the priory hospital for lepers, that stood on the market site in the “middle ages (page 7 line 18-20 ). Winterson focus a lot about history its like her passion she likes to talk about food and she loves the way that some food is made, who planted it how did it grow. Though the story the author uses some kind of “old language”, like she says on (page 1 line 3-10). Winterson says that there is some kind of wall that splits Spiralfields and “The Old City” from each other, and the way Winterson describes it , it is an old city that is lawless and the costermongers carted their veg in from Essex and Kent, she says that they are known for fighting and thievery, when she talk about the old city her language gets another tone, like when she talk about spitalfields, Winterson really loves spitalfields and the markets around, but when she talk about the old city it’s like she don’t care about them and what they are doing over there.
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