So when I started my shift we got ready and set off for the bus. The service user A was saying how happy she was that I was taking her to town. As she is a wheel chair user, I repeated what she had said as it was difficult to hear as I was stood behind her and she also has speech problems so isn't always coherent. While on the bus service user A was talking about the up and coming holiday and saying how excited she was about it . At this time I'm in front of her and it makes it a little easier to understand her but I still repeat everything she says to me as the noise on the bus can still make it a bit difficult to understand her.
Spurlock shows images of overweight people at the beach, sitting at tables eating, walking around, employees working at fast food restaurants and the people who are interviewed on the street. These images are effective in sparking a conversation on obesity because they show the epidemic in reality instead of just talking about it. It is almost painful to watch these people go about their daily lives. These pictures demonstrate what the viewers of the documentary could look like if they keep consuming food provided by these fast food
I was so happy to be a part of something that I ran up the street to his house. When I got there, there was a huge photo of me on the front door. They had blown up an ad from when I had modeled for Wal-Mart -- a really embarrassing photo of me in a blue Power Ranger costume. Everybody was laughing. I remember that walk home was the longest one of my life.
Elementary Transitions by Nathan Easton Rachelle Costello: English 093 March 3, 2012 It is fall of 1986 and I am a third grader at Monroe Elementary School in South Bend, Indiana. Lining up outside before school was what all the third graders would do every morning. I can remember some mornings smelling like burned leaves and brisk cold air, but for the most part, I just wanted the doors to open to the school, so I could get warm. My Elementary School was an acoustical stone slate and brick building, perfect for hearing your voice echo in the hallways. The school smelled of dank brick and slate flooring every time I entered the building,
europe8th of April was probably one of those days in 20 kids lives that they will never forget, as we all set off for Europe! After 36 hours with stop over’s in Hong Kong and Helsinki we finally reached Berlin Airport tired although newly invigorated and pumped for the excursion. In Berlin we visited some of the Nazi concentration camps, the site of the 1936 Olympic Games and perhaps the most highly anticipated, The Berlin Wall. ‘Public Apologies’ on the tour bus from those who were late then became the norm and continued throughout the entirety of the trip which kept everyone in high spirits. When in transit to Prague, with a quick stop over in Dresden, other games were formulated to pass the time, including get-to-know-you and secret admirer
Six Flags New-England Six Flags is regarded as the undeniable leader in thrill ride innovation; furthermore, Flags Six Flags New England is the best destination for family fun with children's favorites rides and amusements Last year my family and I, decided to visit six flags New-England, at Springfield Massachusetts. It was a sunny day of June 25th, 2011, when we took a bus early morning. The bus was been rented by the company in which my friend works for. My friend company organizes that trip, and allows each one to invite friend and family to go for that visit. Our journey started to the children ride, where they enjoyed ,first Daffy’s Hollywood tours, a unique bus driven by one and only Daffy Duck.
Paul Jones Ms.Smith History Period 6 12 November 2012 Civil War Reenactment On my tour of one of a great Civil War Reenactment, I experienced and learned a lot of information that I was able to enjoy with my family as well. When my family and I first entered the setting of the Civil War, my brother needed desperately needed some food and rushed to find some delicious cotton candy. Nevertheless, after he finished scarfing down the cotton candy, we continued on with our tour of the Civil War. We arrived at our first regiment (the second regiment of Calvary) and were very captivated by what a solider seemed to be describing as some sort of battle scene. Well, we decided to stay (for nearly the whole time of our journey) and listen to
Running head: EXPERIENCES AS A WRITER 1 Experiences as a Writer Kendrick Osby Professor Daramola English 090 November 20, 2012 Strayer University MY EXPERIENCES AS A WRITER 2 My Experiences as a writer My writing experiences started when I was attending elementary. I remember writing about different books I had read and things I did over the weekend. I wrote about the times when my parents took me to the state fair. My parents let my brother and I ride many fun rides. We had the most fun on the swings and the bumper cars.
Making sure I had all my clothes packed and all my equipment packed as well. School was boring that day but luckily I had senior leave so I was able to get out two hours early and get lunch with a friend. Later I went back to school and we boarded the bus and it took us to the airport. Finally after a 4 hour layover we were on the plane headed for Florida. The next day we had a game and we had an interesting day.
Well, I do have one event that still stay fresh in my mind and it is like just happen yesterday. That is really one of my sweet memories. At the time, I was in high school, my friend Wendy and I joined the scout’s association schools. Since we are seniors, we have been encouraged to participate in scouting days. All members are required to assemble on site scouting rally early in the morning, because we will took a bus that was chartered for members of the scout.