Later at the checkout isle, Mother noticed that I was holding a huge Hersey’s candy bar bigger than my head. I had grabbed it in my fall from the plummet of Mount Everest. At that moment, the Publix manager walk up behind the cashier and informed us that she would let me have it for free, which in the end, made me feel like I had been handed a million dollars. To prevent this incident from ever happening again, Mother bought a dog leash from the animal isle. From that moment on, before I ever set foot into a store, Mother would loop the dog leash around my waist and hold the other end.
Lucy started telling me that she likes winter because she can play snow ball fights, ice-skating and also Christmas, she loves receiving so many presents. Winter in Narnia is totally different of what Lucy thinks, it’s winter all the time, but no one play snow ball fights and we don’t have Christmas. We haven’t have Christmas for over 100 years. Lucy was really shocked when she heard what I said, but after I told her that the white queen who turned Narnia into winter, endless winter. She’s full of disappointment because there isn’t Christmas in Narnia.
Chapter 5: "The Phantom Brakeman—1933" It is 1933, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt is the nation's new president. Shirley Temple is the new entertainment sensation, and Mary Alice, like every other girl in America, is learning to tap dance in imitation of the child star. Joey is thirteen, a teenager at last. He likes to be called Joe now, not Joey. During their annual trip to Grandma's, Joe and Mary Alice go down to the Coffee Pot Cafe one day to enjoy some Nehi sodas.
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I asked, “Hey, did you guys order the cake yet? Did you, did you?” He answered, “Well, if I tell you now I’ll ruin the surprise but if I don’t you’ll keep annoying me until I tell you, so I’ll just show you the cake.” He went to the refrigerator to take out the heart cake about sixteen inches long. I thought it was too big but I guess his parents wanted him to have the best sixteenth birthday party ever. I think it looks like chocolate devil’s food cake and it said, “Happy Sixteenth Birthday, Mark!” on the top of the cake. It might not be chocolate devil’s food cake but I know it is chocolate flavor because chocolate is Mark’s favorite flavor for cake and ice-cream.
Actually, I used to lie. When I was only a child, I lied to my parents in order to make them believe that I did not eat up all the candies. When I grew
Isaac Bwayo Mrs. Cooper English 100-002 March 17, 2014 The Ways I Lie I lie just like any other human. Simplify because I do not want to hear the truth all the time. The truth is not always necessary. I lie because I want to be lied to, and I do not want the painful burden of telling the truth all the time. Having to hold the truth in is exhausting.
During the birthday party Luciana’s mother Senora Ines had been told Rosaura to do all the works such as: serve the cake, and hot dogs to the guests at the party. She loved the tasks that Senora Ins gives her without comprehending that she is using her to do all the works. The class difference between the little girl Rosaura is shown through the indication of a magician’s monkey at the party, which was a surprise to the guests. Somehow Rosaura got to see the monkey ahead of time. Which indicate us the fact that Rosaura is separated from the rest of the guests at the party because she is not as prosperous as others and she is the daughter of the maid.
Junior was nine, Anna Lee eight; they had gone to the last day of the tribe’s celebration and carnival in Nespelem, which was what Aunt Greta and I had gone to Calgary to get away from for once. I sat quietly and wondered what Aunt Greta must have felt for my wrongdoing. The kids got louder as they told Dad about their carnival rides and games and prizes they had won. They shared their goodies with him, and he looked to be having a good time eating popcorn and cotton candy. I remembered a time when Mom and Dad brought me to the carnival.
I can’t even count how many times I’ve seen George Balanchine’s Nutcracker, but I can tell you it will never get old, and always be a tradition that I look forward to every year during Christmas time. Whether I am in a company performing it, or sitting in the crowd with my children I have some day, it will always be a tradition I appreciate fully. We all know what the ballet is about so I don’t really need to go over that, but I will go over a couple of my favorite moments in this particular show I attended. In the ‘candy cane dance’ Jermel Johnson performs his outstanding number with his fellow children candy canes, which I performed with him at