Personal Narrative: Overruled

Each enemy you get a combo on drops coins and they also drop coins once defeated and this adds to the hectic nature of the game as the screen can be filled with coins and enemies at the same time. Its amazing how much is on the screen at once and there is no slow down at all even during my times playing online coop. The first time you play through the game might be tough as your not at a high level and some of the bosses can be a pain to deal with but once you reach a high level the game is pretty easy to beat on normal difficulty. Once you beat the game on normal you unlock a hard difficulty setting and there are even higher levels than that that can be unlocked making the game have some replay value and if you would want to level up all of the characters. The game does get repetitive after a while though as you go around fighting the same enemies over and over again. Each characters has a special move they can equip but all the characters start with the lighting move and the only way to find new ones is to find them in game play and I only found them in the later half of the game. Each special move

One of the greatest life skills that you can attain is to always double check! I unfortunately had to learn this lesson the hard way. Even though obstacles come up, you can always learn from them. In this certain situation, my brother David and I thought that we did something when in reality we didn't.

I remember it like it was yesterday. People thought just because, I was from Mexico, I wouldn't be able to succeed in life. People laughed at me just because of the way I spoke English.

As I stood on the outside of the arena watching teen girls traditional finish dancing, my stomach filled with butterflies. I walked into the arena as the announcer says “Next up teen girl's jingle,” with all the other dancers in my category. It was Sunday, the last day of Indian Summer Pow Wow, and my last contest for this pow wow, this year. Although I was nervous, I was also filled with happiness, confidence, and gratefulness. “Take it away boys” the announcer says. That’s when I knew that the drum group was going to start playing and this meant I had to start dancing.

The reason i started painting and drawing in the first place is i found that i am truly happiest when creating. I thoroughly enjoy the struggle of drawing and painting scenes or ideas created through imagination. Creating art was never about money to me, it was about seeking happiness and a sense of purpose.

In every game I have run, for over a decade, in every setting that I know; from Faerûn (Forgotten Realms/D&D) to Star Wars I have made challenges that either get steamrolled by my players or I absolutely annihilate them like the insects they are.

Playing Defense is a young adult romance. It’s sweet, innocent and lots of fun. Sixteen year old Claudia was a teen who only had her eyes on her future, until she met one of the most popular guy in school. Hockey player Chris, he was gorgeous, kind, a prankster and interested in her. When Claudia was given the duty of being Chris’s tutor, their quick friendship came out of nowwhere. For once in Claudia’s life she was not just looking forward to her future school, she was looking forward on her day and seeing Chris again. The connection happened fast and Chris gave Claudia her first real kiss. It was sweet, it was intense. I loved it. Innocent Claudia wanted more with Chris, but does Chris feel the same?

My initial goal was to serve my community as a lawyer. I wanted to closely study the law to defend marginalized people and help them find justice. While I worked as a paralegal, I discovered that justice was easily accessible for some, not all. I witnessed different clients of our law firm with the same criminal background and offense receive unequal sentences. My time in the courtroom and correctional facility provided me with vital leadership skills that taught me how to carefully observe, actively listen, and ask intentional questions. I observed countless jail sentences that gave some people hope and a second chance while giving others a lifetime label as a “criminal.” I listened to countless “criminals” share about what led them to jail.

Have you ever actually tried locating a needle in a haystack? It’s an exasperating task, I assure you. Sometime back in the fifth grade, I was spending a day at my close friend Tyler Clarke’s farmhouse property, emptying soda can after soda can, wreaking havoc on the woodlands surrounding the barn, and terrorizing his sister’s prized horses in our sugared up state. Typical irresponsible schoolboy stuff. Polar opposites, no other term could be used to describe Tyler and me. Ordinarily, I was a timid, small-statured

My move was perfect. Out of all possible word combinations I could make, the one I found was the best. I knew it could not be beat. I could hardly contain myself. I was about to win my first game after countless losses. My smile reached my ears and a light chuckle could be heard by my competitors. Amidst my uncontainable jubilation my granddad made his move. It equalled a mere eight points but brought the demise of my entire game. My perfect move was ruined.

His text messages illuminates your phone all day, ever clearer and endlessly provocative. He held her flushed and distracted by every company take to make work on her birthday infinitely more bearable. They secretly responded to his messages during your breaks, as a tangible level of expectation about both of you.

Each challenge was rougher than the last, and along with that, funnier. Finally fifteen minutes was up, and everyone besides me had finished they're abusive challenges.

Yes I understand it’s against the law to ask, but companies are trying to fill a position with so many candidates and if you are not able to give it your all not fair to them. Yes, I was capable but I would have had limitation and not right. I am a single parent. I had to make many scarifies, went to sleep without eating, but I am still here. It was my choice. Seeked part-time work and worked through agencies. When I saw my limitation, went for my real estate license. I set my own hours, my clients knew ahead of time of my schedule and if not able to accommodate would send out to another agent. I believe in karma and if I was to take the job and months after training they had to redo it, not cool.

The phone was ringing just right before i could call jackson it was the same unknown caller i they said this is the wyoming police department, I wanted to call to inform you about an plane crash that happened late last night, Plane 470 heading to wyoming has crashed due to a hole in the fuel tank we have tried to call you earlier today but we didn't hear back so we called another friend that we found one her phone under the most recent galleries. I was so confused who in the world could it be i mean everyone know that i am and should be here most recent number in the phone. I am sorry mam she had passed away.oh my gosh i can’t believe it i said in a voice that is cracking it was that feeling right before you're going to cry “ we have her book here if you want

I had never thought about someone who could be considered “crazy” or “insane” living in my neighborhood, especially somebody who was younger than me. Until I had a personal encounter with that very person, it had definitely not occurred to me. It was about two months until the fifth grade school year had ended, my last year of elementary school, and something bigger than I could have ever imagined at the time happened to me and a small group of my friends. My life was forever changed on this day, and my peaceful life would no longer be so secluded.