I will try my best to suppress my feelings. I will try to make my English more legible and use real words, even if they look disgusting.some words are too complex for me to know how to write properly so please forgive me. I was born with my twin sister Hannah. We were originally triplets with a brother thrown in the mix, but he… he’s not with us. Hannah and I were identical twins while he was our fraternal twin brother. Hannah and I were the only ones born. For a while nobody could tell us apart. She was me and I was her. We began to develop different personalities early on in life with Hannah being more difficult with demands while I was more energetic and got into trouble. Despite that we are very close. I was born with multiple types of …show more content…
Hannah is very shy. She is very closed in and doesn’t like to talk much. She opens up to me and she likes to spend time with me, but only me. Unlike her I am very empathetic. I’ve always been that way. Her perspective makes sense and I am able to understand her. I am able to understand her problems and she is able to understand mine since we are the only ones we know with synesthesia. Of course there are many musicians with synesthesia so perhaps we will be come famous musicians. I can already see the beautiful colors the notes would create. She is terrible in social settings. People are always asking her to smile which just makes her even more uncomfortable. Meanwhile I tend to be more active and I smile a lot. I want people to notice my presence. Sometimes I wish they didn’t see me, but my voice is so loud that I tend to get noticed by everybody. I cannot help, but feel that everybody is uncomfortable around me though. I like to laugh at people’s jokes and tell them about my disorder. I wonder what my brother’s personality would be like. I like to perform magic tricks with synesthesia. One of my friends developed an interest in magic and asked me if I could be his assistant. He didn’t know I had synesthesia at the time, but when he figured it out he got really excited and created a lot of magic tricks based on my disorder. At that moment I felt happy. My friend and I expanded to paid entertainment and soon enough I was spending
Chapter 37- Hannah asks Will resides to ask him to ride to Salem to warn the Patriots of a British attack. Hannah decides to make the ride herself. Will and Mr. Hubbard helped her along the route and directions.
My name is Kaitlyn Hoopingarner, and I am a senior at West High School. Sioux City, Iowa has been my home for my whole life. At West High, I am involved in multiple activities: varsity wrestling cheer, robotics, and theatre. In addition to my school activities, I also paint, crochet, and play video games. I plan to attend Iowa State University to major in Computer Science. My birthday is July 25th, and Christmas is December 25th; so, my birthday is "Christmas in
Lena was a waitress in a cocktail bar in South Dakota when she met the Winchesters, Bobby drove them her way and of course underestimated her but listening to her talk fascinated the both of them with her expertise and soon the duo turned trio. It didn't take long for the youngest Winchester to become engulfed with feelings for the girl and she too returned his mutual feelings. Granted she never expected her life to become full on hunting but for Sam, there wasn't anything she wouldn't
Having a twin helped and hurt me; the challenge that impacted me was my independence or lack of. She was always there. We were in the same classes, had the same interests, played the same sport, had the same friends, worked at a job together, and
Most little girls typically dream of becoming mermaids, princesses, or even restaurant owners, but not me. I wanted to grow up and become a famous singer. That being said, Hannah Montana was my inspiration because she got the double life that I wanted for myself. She was just a small town girl who literally got the best of both worlds. Nothing intrigued me more than being able to sing as someone else without fearing the judgement of those who would have doubts about Haley Acord. In my 8-year-old mind, that was the only way I could ever be brave enough to sing in front of an audience.
I can only recall one time in my life where I was truly alone. It was a moment of peace and quiet; the calm before the storm. It only lasted for ten minutes. After those ten meager minutes, my first ten minutes, the silence was interrupted. An intruder weaseled his way next to me. That intruder would come to be known as my twin brother. Our twin status became a label that has persisted through seventeen years and is often met with an expression of disbelief or apparent confusion. Fraternal twins are not uncommon, yet people still react as if they have seen a unicorn, or quite frankly, two. We constantly get poked and asked if the other feels it, and are tested to see if we can read each other’s minds. For the record, I don’t feel his pain, but occasional twin telepathy has definitely happened. Regardless, I don’t feel special for being “just a twin”, because this has always been my life. I have been and always will be a fraternal twin.
A famous quote from Thirteen Reasons Why is “'You don’t know what goes on in anyone’s life but your own… everything affects everything.'” What this implies is every thing that is said or done to a person impacts them in one way or another, no matter how insignificant it seems in the beginning. Most of the things in Hannah’s story are just minor occurrences, losing a friend, or being stood up for a date, while some are huge, like not doing anything to stop her friend from being raped or not being able to get help fast enough to stop a fatal accident. Many of the people on her list never realized the effect they had on Hannah’s life because to them, it didn’t matter. For Hannah though, after the tragedies she’s endured, all of these little incidents
Hannah has brown- black hair that looks like a turtle when she curls it. She has hands that are suntanned from the sun. Like snakes crawling from a rock. Hannah had a scar she got from second grade when she ran. When she moved blood tripled from her nose and lip and even more tripled down. She loves to read and picks exciting stories .Hannah loves her turtles Guiana (daisy) that makes her day. It’s good to be Hannah She demonstrates tranquility, creativity, and mischievous. One way Hannah demonstrates tranquility. Is that she lost her favorite stuff animal? In L.A in the dumpy hotel when she found out she looked everywhere she stayed calm she was okay losing her favorite stuff animal. Hannah was very
Yes, I enjoyed this book. I enjoyed the complete sequence that just led one after another, it was practically amazingly setup. In Hannah’s tapes the first reason or event that took place led to another person, that created the second reason or event. So basically because of the first reason, it led to the second and on so. Like in Hannah's words, a snowball rolling down the mountain getting bigger and bigger, or a series of unfortunate events. I'm also adored by this book because of all of the intoxicated wondering it created in my head. I say “Intoxicated” because this book would never let me stop wondering. For one it had me wondering about Clay's, deep feelings inside, The entire time listening, Clay would cry, scream or punch something.
The most asked question I have received throughout my life has been “Do you like being a twin?” I don’t mind the question, but I honestly don’t know what it’s like not having an identical twin. Since birth my twin sister has been my best friend and I do feel blessed. Because of her I never had to grow up alone. I always have someone to play with at recess and sit with at lunch time. I feel she knows me more than anyone ever could. This unique bond has taught me the value of teamwork. I have learned how to be both a leader, an advocate and the ability to recognize what situation requires what action. I believe this awareness, sharing and alternating roles, is something that becomes second nature for twins
Hannah is an 8th grade student at Vista Preparatory Academy. Hannah has been involved in 2 sever incidences this school year one involving another students phone and now this incident of her writing not encouraging other girls to “jump” another girl in her class were she offers them lunch or whatever they what if they do this. These issues are the reason that this Behavior Contract is being developed.
For years I have been fascinated by that mysterious quirk of nature called twins. In my family, there are several sets of identical twins, and I have always concentrated on their similarities. I did not realize that identical twins also have many differences. My identical twin cousins, Sue and Heidi, appear to be perfect mirror images. They love to dress alike. They can feel each other's pain. They sound alike and can complete each other's sentences. But upon taking a closer look, I have found that they are as different as day and night. Aside from Sue and Heidi's outward characteristics, they possess several distinguishing traits that allow them to be viewed as two separate, independent
As a fraternal twin, it was a struggle figuring out my identity because Alyse and I share countless characteristics, from mutual interests to birthdays. Yet I refused to let this wave of insecurities swallow me whole, and instead used our unmatched bond as an opportunity to thrive. For instance, she worries about her appearance, but I use my level-headed attitude to keep her from succumbing to this self-doubt. However, it is not a one-way street, since Alyse taught me how to fearlessly communicate with others. In the end, we are yin and yang, polar opposites who balance each other out in ways that strengthen us
I’ve always heard the phrase “we were given two ears, and one mouth”, but it never clicked with me until I was much older and had experienced this first hand.
I arose in a haze, baffled and confounded from the claustrophobic trains that allowed me to foresee death. The amber sun was burning a hole in the sky, my eyes competed with the vast brightness that was being emitted. I had yearned the blinding light that obscured vision, with the appreciation of clean air that empowered purity, contradicting the speculation I was perpetrating.