Molly Moon's Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure

Individuals assume it is worse to die than to survive a drunk driving accident, dismissing the complications that survivors must face. Society labels survivors as the culprits of these incidents. Likewise, close relationships with others are broken to create loneliness for the survivor. Accordingly, the experience of a drunk driving accident forces one to reckon with mental stability. In Jenny Hollander’s short story “Time Transfixed”, the protagonist, Elle White classifies to be unlucky regardless of surviving a drunk driving accident as she faces negative consequences subsequently.

This one minute film is a motivating, lifesaver once you watch it. It can help motivate you to seek something in your life you always wanted. Director John X. Carey used different types of reasoning to help his point be made throughout the video. He emphasizes how important time is in this world. We cannot afford to take life for granted, because there’s not that much time we can afford to lose.

For the chandelier and candle sticks I chose stand-out items that are still interesting lit or unlit, based on Elsie’s statement of, “A lamp, or a wall fixture, or a chandelier, or a candlestick, must be beautiful in itself—beautiful by sunlight,—if it is really

Right now, she is trying to soothe the kids. She does this every night, and every night, the children go to bed with the promise that tomorrow would be a better day. I can hear her walk back into the room, but my eyes remain fixated on the fire, hypnotized by their dance; a fiery consumption that sends up sparks and ash. She silently begins to clean up the shattered mess, sweeping up the shards of glass, and soaking up the whiskey and gin. Her face is a ghostly white, completely devoid of emotion. The soft tinkling of the glass is? accompanied by the low crackling coming from the hungry flames.

Making everyday count shapes life’s journey by helping you gain a positive outlook and making life more enjoyable. If you make the conscious decision to live your life to the fullest, you will find that by working hard and remaining positive, life will seem better. In The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch, the author emphasizes the importance of making everyday count and working hard to achieve your dreams, because you never know when your life can be taken from you. After Pausch was diagnosed with life terminating cancer, he made the decision to remain positive and write a final lecture about achieving your dreams and embracing life instead of letting his prognosis negatively affect him. In The Last Lecture, Pausch shares how he was able to make

Now, I never really engage myself with documentaries as they have the tendency to be monotonous and put me to sleep rather than capture any sort of my

Michael Brown, in his novel “Finding the Field: an adventure of body, mind and spirit” claims (in his fourth universal truth) that now is the moment that matters that. He supports his claim by first arguing the counterclaim, he states that “most of us, most of the time, are not where our bodies are. Our minds are away in the future or the past.” and “The prospect of instant heaven produces a condition-red, ego security alert. Your ego will push every alarm button it can reach.” Brown then supports his claim by stating what it mean to live in the moment. Browns purpose is to explain what his audience has to do in order to live in the moment. He establishes an analytical tone for people that are living in the past.

I leaned my head against the car window watching the leaves blowing around, just trying to distract myself from a slight feeling of emptiness inside of me. This feeling seemed all too familiar to me. My family and I had all of our possessions packed into boxes yet again. We were moving to a new state. At this point, up rooting our lives and starting over almost seemed more like a hobby than anything more significant. However, I have just now come to realize that what seemed like constant inconveniences in the past, have actually taught me how to be the best me with influences all around the country. Living in three different states and five homes may have been a challenge, but it provided me with memories that I wouldn’t trade for anything because those moments created the person I am today.

A Wrinkle In Time is the story of Meg Murry, a high school girl who goes on an adventure between dimensions with her younger brother Charles Wallace and friend Calvin to save her father from the evil forces that hold him prisoner on another planet. These evil forces are known as IT, and strive to create uniformity and obedience without any resistance. At the end of the book the children have saved Mr. Murry from imprisonment on Camazotz, but Charles Wallace was taken over by IT, the one who had Mr. Murry, and was left behind. Meg is forced to go back to Camazotz alone to save her brother, using something that she has the IT can’t fight. Using her immense love for her brother she frees him from the control of IT and all four of them make it home safely.

Powerful and well-crafted novels spin from archaic yet timeless tales. Thus leaving readers to find their solace between the conflicts and turmoil within the plot. A vast majority of stories contain paradoxical themes and morals that consequently, temporarily confuse the reader, and creating their interpretation of the novel. The Time Traveler’s Wife contains themes of love, fate against free will, time, and more messages written between the lines. Henry DeTamble has a genetic disorder called Chrono-Displacement, which causes him to become temporarily displaced in time against his will. Therefore, it is possible to meet his determined soulmate, Clare Abshire when she is six, and he is thirty-eight- also when she is twenty, and he is twenty-eight. Alternating between childhood and adulthood perspectives, Niffenegger’s The Time Traveler’s Wife contains a problematic love story that portrays the consequences of isolation due to a predetermined belief in love, evident in Clare’s monotonous life. Moreover, the novel illustrates that living according to destiny oppresses a fulfilling lifetime. Many instances throughout the book that demonstrate this are The List, Alba’s conception, and Henry’s final letter.

time,” is a statement which this book The Daughter of Time demonstrated very well. It showed how

Christmas tree: hmm… now even im wondering if my purpose in the house was of mere decoration. Even in this festive season will I

Secondly, if you have a fake Christmas tree you are going to want to put it together. Be sure to space out the branches enough. If you want a real Christmas tree, obviously

Many humans get deep into a big dark hole and this hole is the busy life that humans live. This hole catches people who don’t enjoy life to its fullest and just do the same old boring thing each day. Many humans get focused on their individual goals like, moving higher up in their company and satisfying others with their life style. In the story Wit by Margaret Edson the author is trying to tell the people through the main character, Vivian Bearing, that life is too short so make the best of your life, enjoy it, make everyday like your last because there is no guarantee that one will wake up tomorrow.

The center of the room is what draws your attention. It leaves your mouth open in amazement. The long rectangle table is made of strong mahogany solid wood, trimmed in a thin layer of gold. The top of the table is filled with brownish marble. The long back and tall legged chairs are also made of mahogany wood. The cushion on the chairs are soft like down alternative pillows. The square crystal clear dinner plate, trimmed in platinum, sit in front of the 30 chairs that surround the table. A fresh mixed green centerpiece is in the center of the