Death is the thing you hear and known about but never truly know until you face it. I never thought death would frighten me until I was looking at my mom in the hospital; her face bruised from going unconscious and hitting the floor from what the doctors diagnosed her with “unclassified cardiomyopathy”. Death not only caused me to worry for my family, but also even made me worry for my future. With almost losing a special person, I realized that life can suddenly be taken from you. Life is valuable and should not be taken for granted and to savor everything. Hospitals enter our lives whether we like it or not. As a child, I have always been infatuated with how a hospital works. You never know what can happen or what will happen; it is a place full of surprises. But now, I only imagine all of the misfortunes which comes from the walls and doors of a place for the sick and even the dead. My mother was, fortunately, not one of them. My mother is the main person in my life. I love my whole family, but my mom is my everything. I call myself a “Momma’s Boy”, in which I wear like one would a business title: proud and with dignity. She is always my go-to and knows me better than I know myself sometimes. My mother builds me up me when I have fallen weak and weary, but I will never be as strong as my father. My father took care of Sage and I while Mom was in the hospital and has gone through a multitude of events which he has grown from and helped my family to be able to face
To some parents, teenagers may seem like aliens because they don’t understand them. In reality, the world deals with communicating with the unknown, this happens with languages and miscommunication between parents and children. In the story, Louise deals with trying to understand the heptapods language trying to communicte with her daughter. In The Story of Your Life, Ted Chiang uses imagery to help support the theme “Communication with the unknown”.
The story of the Ten Commandments in the Bible is a story many know, but sometimes disregard its importance. While the Jews were wandering in the desert, God spoke to Moses and told him to go to the top of Mt. Sinai. Moses, without second-guessing, obeyed. When he got there, God gave him two stone tablets. Each tablet had a list of rules that would help keep the Jews from sinning.
When most people think of pantsuits, they think of work. They think of high-powered women going to work with their briefcases, ready to change the world. And with that mentality comes the look of tailored pantsuits, which aren't cheap. If you're one of these "high-powered" businesswomen or one in the making but can't fathom spending so much money on a suit, consider all the mileage you can get out of one. There a multiple outfit possibilities-literally outfit for any occasion. If you have a more traditional look, you should go for a pantsuit in navy. There is no color that is more classic and more flattering than navy. To switch up the look, you can pair the pants with a boucle jacket. This unique texture and cut helps the navy pants from
A Madman’s Confession “The Cask Of Amontillado” is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe of revenge taken in the most horrid manner. Poe begins his tale with a narration by the main character, Montresor, vowing revenge of the “thousand injuries” and unforgiveable insult that his friend Fortunato has committed against him (Poe 467). Poe uses the literary elements of setting, point of view, and characters to guide the reader thorough the dark and tragic theme of "The Cask Of Amontillado". The setting that Poe creates in "The Cask Of Amontillado" is ideal for Montresor to extract his calculated plan of revenge without risk of exposure or interference.
The voice in my head, normally so calm and controlled, was screaming at me to run. That was exactly what was going through my five year old mind when I walked around the hallway corner to see my mother being beat to her death by my biological father, Brax Magnus. As I tried so hard to stay and defend my mom, I could not help but panic and so I ran. I ran so far until I seen a small gas station. I went inside to find a phone, but realized I did not know who to call. The cashier, seeing that I was crying and looked panic, walked over to me.
“Hey mom how are you doing today?” I said as I climbed into the four door G.M.C. Fine my mom replied. Wow another bland answer I thought to myself I wonder what high school I got into should I ask her or should I wait I thought to myself. “Hey mom any news?” No, she replied. Wow still I got another plain answer. Man, I still want to ask her about the school because I really wanted to know what’s the deal about me getting into high school or not. I’ve been waiting for a good moment for me to ask here the question as we pulled out the schools traffic
There was darkness. Nothingness. Except the excruciating pain. But with pain came existence, and with existence hope. Then, slowly, Jacob lifted his head from the ground. As his blurry vision cleared, many things came to him: the fire raging on the wing, the plane lurching as it fell, and the last frozen second before impact.
Hurtling down her home street at 80km/h; she grinned to herself as she whipped past the rows of gloomy suburban housing. This was the only source of fun for someone like her, a side of her that she kept from her parents. Diana zoomed past the end corner of her street barely letting off of the pedal. ÁROOO’! The sudden bark from a large greyhound woken up from the roar of a motorcycle caused a flinch from Diana and she lost control of the bike. A sudden pain in her legs like a million white-hot needles plagued her, but it was the sudden knock to her head that put her down.
“Welcome to Kentucky!” My father beams from the front seat as we pull into a large driveway, “Now darlin’ your aunt Margaret has been waiting’ all day for your arrival!” I swing my legs out of the car and feel the sticky warmth surround my parched legs like a tissue engulfed in snot.
Born in the cold winter night of December was a little daddy’s princess, Sarika. Yes, it’s me. I am Sarika. That’s the name I was given by my father. The meaning of name Sarika is a bird, a beautiful thing or a princess. Like every father, he chose this name for me because he already knew someday I’ll become independent and soar higher like a bird. From the moment he first held me in his arms and stared into my eyes, he knew that I was very special and had lots of hopes and dreams for the future. On the other hand, my mom was very disappointed that she gave birth to a girl again. She wanted a boy. She had already given birth to four girls. She hoped that fifth one would be a boy. But unfortunately, it was a girl again. In dismay, she even forgot to breastfed me. She wanted to adopt a boy but my father did not agree. My father explained to her that I was the gift of the God and no matter what gender I was, I am his child.
“This is all your fault, Laela. How could you do this to me, to us… to your brother? You
Once upon a time there lived a young girl with her mother. She had everything she could have asked for but she was still unsatisfied and didn’t understand what her loved ones did for her. One day the young girl was walking around the local market when an old woman stopped her and said “ I offer you this magical ring for your beauty. It will grant you any wish you desire but you must choose carefully for this ring with grant you only one wish.”
I had always taken life as a joke or not that serious until this tragic event affected my whole life. It was just a routine day during summer break and life seemed pretty good until I received a phone call from my mom to come home as soon as possible. I then thought that maybe they had a surprise for me because it was close to my birthday.
I don’t really know where to begin, but i’ll give it a try. My names Jethro (JuJu) Melse also known as Jet. I turned 16 this month on the third of September. I was born in Orlando, Florida. But was raised in Paterson ,New Jersey. My nationality is Haitian. Im also a Christian. I am also the first born. I grew up with two younger siblings. But I had a lot of responsibilities from a young age. I will be telling you the story about me.
I was born on October 18th, 2002 in Zanesville Ohio. Then I was brought home in Hanover where I currently live. I spent my childhood with my brother, Gage at my grandmother’s house while our parents were at work. We always hung out with our cousins, Joslin and Andrew, that be either riding bikes through the neighborhood or playing games and music in the treehouse. We always had a blast at grandma’s and there is where we all have our best stories and memories.