Spots: A Short Story

She realized that then she always wanted to go to bed “well fed, kissed, satiated and loved.” Thus, began her love of food.

It was a bright sunny day when a boy came out to play, he had a funny name it was trey. His friends Alec and Fey played catch all morning long when they noticed a strange spotted thing. As they got closer it was a lonely little dog looking for food. Alex, Trey, and Fey brought it inside and fed it some steak they gave it some water and named the little dog spotter. Because the dog had little black spots. The next week they looked around but couldn't find the dog. They searched high and low all throughout their house but they could not find their new dog spotter. When they went outside to search they noticed they forgot to close their backyard gate. Alec and Fey cried, but Trey the oldest kept on looking for he knew he would find their new

So I stood there and swore that we had both seen a monkey run into the driveway with a little stick in his hand and write “fart” in the concrete. Then—just to make the story even more believable—Mick said the monkey’s name was Zippy. And the two of us had saved the day by chasing him “all the way back to Africa.”

With sack of water in hand and a 3 mile hike back to the home it was the end of a long day for Justin. His Stomach moaned for food has he grogged home with his group and guide. Once they reach their shelter the guide cooks up some plantains and rice. Other than Plantains and rice Raw fruits and Vegetables are what Justin lived off for the next 2

At noon each day, Maria could come back to the barracks and take her two very young kids over to the next building for lunch. The meal was generally turnip or cabbage soup and rarely a piece of bread. It was their one meal of the day. “We were so hungry,” Svetlana said. “There were guards all the time around the camp, but sometimes my mother would try to sneak under the fence into the nearby communities and we would ask people for food. If she had us with her, sometimes they felt sorry for

Once there were three boys named Fred, Logan, and Arjun. The boys were heading to a festival in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. The boys noticed there was a contest taking place at the festival. The rules of the contest were that you had to go in the river and catch one of the three biggest fish you could find. A rainbow trout, black bass, or a Perciformes. Whoever won the contest would earn a year's supply of rice for their family. The boys really wanted to win the rice. They headed to the lake to see if they could find a big fish for the contest. On there way they saw a fish vender.

Lord of the Flies William Golding 20 min per thing Chapter one: Ralph and Piggy meet each other at the beach. We learn in the brink of a war, a plane was shot down over the ocean. It crashed in a jungle on a deserted island. The surviving boys lost other because of the crash and cannot find the pilot. Ralph and Piggy look around the beach, wondering what has become of the other boys.

Louie is one of those people to never give up. He was treated horribly, but still kept going and was almost beat and starved to death. “Louie decided to divvy up breakfast. He reached in the raft pocket. The chocolate was gone. He looked at Mac. Mac looked back at him with wide, guilty eyes.” For Louie to stay with the crowd, it was very tough for him, but he made it through. In his races, he just barely made it,

He fed the animals

Adam was fishing, and after a while, he had a bite so he reeled it in. Adam thought to himself, Wow! I’ve never seen a fish so big, brown, and hairy. He thought it was a fish, but when it came to the surface, he found out it was a bear. A grizzly bear! He was so shocked that he dropped his rod in the water, started up the motor, and left.

Heat-moon was traveling with a lack of supplies when he came along route 72. He found his way into blistering Georgia and hoped to discover a spring of fresh water. Unfortunately, his thirst became a thing of the past when his hunger began to escalate. The sunset began catching up with Heat-moon while he traveled to the much anticipated buffet he had learned about on a passing sign. When he arrived at Swamp Guinea’s Fish Lodge Buffet, he placed an order for the special they offered and awaited his flavorful feast. The waitress brought him everything seasoned and southern, and Heat-moon devoured it. After stuffing his stomach Heat-moon paid his bill and attempted to walk off all he’d ate at the University of Georgia’s

The man is not able to remove the moths from his ear. A woman decides to help him. She uses a pair of tweezers to remove the moths. Not only was she able to remove the moths, but she also removed a tick from the man's ear. The man is groaning in pain the entire time. Once the woman is able to remove the critters from the man's ear, she throws them on the floor.

That night while he was asleep his house caught on fire and nothing was left when he went to visit the remains of the house there was one piece standing and it was the head bored to his bed on the back of it was a burt mark of a cat hanging. His wife and him found another black cat that they both loved it was already missing an eye it looked just like pluto but with a white patch on its stomach. The cat loved him but since he looked like pluto the man hated the cat so one night when he came home drunk he was mad and went to kill the little cat with an ax. Instead of him killing the cat his wife stopped him from it and he ended up swinging the ax backwards and killed her by striking her in the head with

After a while, Willie felt like he could barf at any moment. They had left him again. At least my stomach is full. thought Willie. All of a sudden, he remembered that a boy had helped him on the streets. He wondered if he was all right and who he was. He thought about this for a while, and started to get really curious about who the secret boy was. He wondered where he was right now. All of a sudden, he thought he heard a muffled yell for help. After a second of

But, she never told stories. Her stories were in the way she ate — she savored her food, cherished it. Often she would be