Guy Montag Today… Dear Diary, While I was walking home, I felt a sudden calm of something around the corner, moving in the starlight towards the house. I thought I heard someone breathing as If waiting for me, but I think I was just imagining things since it is such a late time at night. While I turned the corner, I saw her. She had a slender and milk-white face, wearing a beautiful white colored dress, it was shifting back and forth while she walked around the pavement, and it was as though they were whispering something softly. When she saw me, I couldn’t get my mind together; it was as if my mind were being hypnotized with her beauty.
The tree root came out of nowhere, entangling itself with my leg. My head hit the floor with a heavy thud; I franticly tried to free my leg, pulling with all my might. The hunter was fast approaching, I had seconds. I desperately tried to rip the tree roots off my leg, thorns attacked my hands but I barely felt the pain, all I could think
Rebecca Wagner Book Report One English 9 Block 4 9/14/11 Ride Like The Wind True Colors by Kristen Hannah is about a crime that shocks a small town, a terrible mistake made by our legal system, sisters who have lost their way, a boy who doesn’t know how to be a man without his father, and true love. I went on a journey to a corner of Washington State, 1992 where girls look forward to the County Fair and sleep in a dusty stall every once and a while. I loved this book and I could relate to a lot of the characters. It was compelling, passionate, and inspiring. It shows that even through hardships, your family will always be there for you.
The first time I looked at this problem it looks hard. I didn’t know how to start it. My partner said to make tree chart. I got stuck on the tree chart. I tried it and it would take a long time plus I wouldn’t know where to start.
Why are teenagers the way there are What is wrong with teenagers? JD Salinger shows a rough time as a teenager in the book Catcher in the Rye. Holden Caulfield is a normal teenager going through a rough patch in his life causing him to make bad decisions. Teenager’s minds are not always fully connected, meaning we make dumb choices. According to the article of teenage brain developments, “When two teenagers’ drivers are racing down the road darting through traffic to get ahead of each other… They are doing it because the risk and danger involved” (Sheryl Feinstien).
Art History 3600 Karen Senne July 13, 2013 A very interesting Wednesday It was the beginning of September, when I had a very unexpected and interesting Wednesday, let’s say one that will be in my memory forever. That Wednesday morning was just another normal morning; I had breakfast and got ready for classes. That morning was a very sunny morning and I was very excited. On Wednesdays I only had class till 4pm, Thus I could go outside and enjoy the rest of that beautiful sunny day. One of my favorite outside activities is hiking, mainly here in the west there are so many amazing places to explore and appreciate the amazing nature.
The only thing saving him on this frigid winter morning was the hunters orange beanie he stole from the lost and found the week before. He turned and looked up the street, and thats when his stomach got hot and did a couple back flips. There she was, walking down the road to the bus stop, holding her momma's hand- both with matching mittens. She looked like an angel with her glowing
Randall Jennings Buchanan ENGL A19 October 16, 2013 How to Take Care of Scaredy Cats Fall is my favorite of all the seasons for several reasons. The way the temperature drops a few degrees and allows us to wear jeans, but not be too hot. I love being able to see the changing colors of all the leaves and the way the beautiful landscapes look with all the colors on top. I love the fact that after my summer of working 70 to 80 hours a week, with only a few days off, I am able to finally take it easy and spend time with my wife and children. But most of all I love that around the end of September there are all kinds of haunted mazes and such opening up for business.
Diary of Afram (An African Slave) September 8th 1665 Dear Diary, Today was the most hideous day of my life! I woke up for a bright new day I put on some clean clothes and walked out of my room to go to get some food. After eating my breakfast, I went to play in the village ground. By this time the village kinsmen and women when to the fields to harvest for food so that our tribe wouldn’t dies of hunger. All of a sudden I spotted a man and a woman climb over the walls.
Noelle Stewart PSY 252 Shawn Burn January 30, 2012 Social Psych Self-Assessment #1: Option 2 Experience with Cognitive Dissonance Running is a passion of mine that was suddenly interrupted when I was only seventeen. I loved the feeling of escaping everyday realties, running alone on trails and finding new routes that nobody knew I was on. I was warned numerous times about the uncertainties and scares of running alone, but I was in denial that such horrible events could happen to an innocent girl like me. After school one day in late October, as I was tying my shoes and getting ready for my run, my mom came into my room with a worried look on her face. She told me that last week there was an unidentified man hiding in the bushes