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    my car. It was pouring rain. I put my keys in the ignition as fast as I possibly could, and hit the gas pedal with all the force in my body. Jessica is my 17 year old daughter, she is a senior in high school and captain of the cheer team. She is my life. Veronica is my ex wife of 22 years. We had a messy divorce last year. Veronica and I went to marriage counseling but we just were not feeling it anymore. It was a mutual decision. We still are best friends though. I was 5 minutes away from Veronica’s

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    My life is ineffable. Sometimes I wonder if my life can be counted as an oxymoron? So sour, yet so sweet. An organized madness. A sane insanity?! When one thing happens, another follows; being contradictory to the first. Or maybe an anaphora? Always starting the same tedious way, but always ending differently. Perhaps my life is an idiom. Not many understand how my life goes through its day-to-day basis — possibly being no one except me. How arduous life seems to my eyes, however it appears to be

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    Life is a roller coaster. Throughout the duration of this short ride we call life; one can experience exciting and exhilarating highs, as well as terrifying, seemingly heart-stopping drops. However, everyone’s ride is different; every individual person on a different roller coaster. Some people’s rides are a lot smoother than others; while other’s rides are so turbulent one would think the entire roller coaster as a whole could come crashing down at any given moment. My life was a lot like the latter

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    From my own personal experience, I can tell you that before my birth, there was absolutely nothing. Human beings are arrogant in that way, because they believe that the sun rises and the earth rotates, for their enjoyment alone. I can safely say that I am no exception. I like to think that my birth foreshadows my life, because after all, it started with a big bang. To start off, I was not born in America, but rather, in the too-hot-to-be-comfortable country of Bangladesh. Despite being born

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    money. It was three hots and a cot…three meals and a place to sleep. It was hot, humid and rainy, warm food was not high on the “must” haves. The cot as it turned out was whatever real estate you happened to claim. For McCoy this was an upgrade in life. If you really put your mind to it and got with the program, you could earn respect and recognition, two things he never got at home. It was amusing; from 1973 to ‘75, his military record showed citations and medals. Hell, they even provided formal

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    tragedies, I can’t write about a loss that I carry with me or my suffering, because I carry no losses, I am not suffering.I thank God for putting me in this situation, I dote upon the life that have had and will continue to live with.Writers grasp the inspiration for their passages through life experiences and their personal knowledge. I can only hope to catch a glimpse of your eyes with the essay that is before you. We as the people submitting this only wish to achieve your attention, your approval

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    me. I have never really cried and always carried the persona that I didn’t care what people thought about me, and I made sure that even if I was having a bad day that no one else was. I have been bullied ever since I can remember, until I gained personal confidence and was determined to

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    Learning to Adapt to the Rollercoaster of Life Have you ever hit the highest peaks in your life and suddenly dropped deeper than the ocean? Almost like the adrenaline you get on a roller coaster. It goes to its highest point and then falls down at an accelerated rate. In other words, this describes the term “Life”. It may seem like the situation is all well and good, that is until the changes start to arise. It is something everyone will end up experiencing and adapting to throughout

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    In every person's life, there is an event that causes a change within them. One event that causes a chain reaction that alters that person in a vast way. If that circumstance hasn't already happened to you, I guarantee it will. It happened to me in the summer of 2011. My parents met in high school while attending Alhambra in the 1980's. They were friends during that time period but later lost connection after they went separate ways for college. Eventually they rekindled their feelings for each

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    Why Child Life? Throughout my life I’ve often get asked the question, "What do you want to be when you are older?'', and I have known the answer to that question since I was ten years old. The reason I knew that answer at such a young age came from watching a Child Life Specialist working with my sister for her entire life. The Child Life Specialists were the ''good guys'' in my mind since I knew they were not going to hurt my little sister. My sister displayed early signs of Crohn’s disease

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