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    Finally, the weekend when I can wake up as late as I can and not have to worry about it. But this weekend didn’t feel like all the other ones, my mom called for my older brother and I to come on up to eat breakfast earlier than usual. As my brother and I got to the kitchen and began to eat my mom’s delicious pancakes my mom told us she needed to tell us something really important. As we continued to eat our pancakes our mom began to tell us what has been happening to her lately. She began on how…

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    every summer. I never thought of the United States more than a vacation destination. I fell in love with the state. the food is great and the people were greater. The morning of 9/11 my family and I watched the towers crumble on live TV that morning was the morning that changed everything. After 9/11 things became very hard on the Muslim community especially in America. The events of 9/11 in the United States have drastically changed my family and I lives. Since 9/11 we’ve been forced to move…

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    half into a wonderful vacation in the Outer Banks, North Carolina. It was excellent and I didn’t want it to end. My parents told me to pack up all my items from our three-story beach house we shared with my twenty-four cousins. I didn’t want to leave. I only saw my family on the east coast once a year and I just didn’t want to leave them behind and have that time come to an end. And the part that made it the hardest was that I wasn’t going to be seeing them for two years. My family decided, next…

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    stands out in mind that has definitely changed me. This major event in my life that changed me was visiting a neighborhood while on vacation in mexico one summer, but this neighborhood wasn't the same as any other, this neighborhood was stricken with poverty. What we were doing in this neighborhood was helping out the community, we pretty much gave these families and children food and toys and other needs. When i…

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    Summary Of The Awakening

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    Important part of the story of awakening develop on Grand Island, where Edna ,family was taking a vacation, but also where Edna awakening began. Leonce, Edna husband was always busy in her business world. Leonce never pay attention to Edna feelings, take time to hear her or show her affection. Leonce criticized Edna for her interest in art and her interest to have an active social live also Edna, conversation bored him. Edna used to go to beach in the afternoon, accompanied by Robert who is…

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    hope, and it sure was for my family. This country gave my family opportunity to succeed, helped us in times of complete financial hardships, opened our minds to new and different experiences, educated us in many ways, and helped us become who we are today. And this is the story how my family came to America. For one to understand our story I have to start with my grandfather who started my family the path that got us where we are. My grandfather was born in a poor family with many siblings. He…

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    memorable vacation I’ve ever had is when my family and I went to Hawaii. When my parents told me where we were going, I knew it would be like no where we had gone before. Usually we go on a vacation every few years to somewhere that's warm during Minnesota’s winter, and Hawaii was the best choice. Out of the five days we stayed there, one specific day was the highlight of the whole trip for me and I knew the long eleven hour flight would be worth it for what waited for me. On that day my family…

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    The Misfit Symbolism

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    “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor shows a family vacation that quickly turns into a violent end by a criminal known as “the Misfit.” The author is known for her religious symbolism and the violence of life. O’Connor’s settings are most often in the American South. In fact, the story, most characters are Southerner. The central confrontation between the grandmother and The Misfit revolves around Jesus. The question is how God’s grace is involved with the Grandmother and the Misfit…

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    and one’s family, which can lead to a break in a relationship/connection. An example of this concept during my time in China is during a formal dinner with officials from Southeast University. Before going back to China, my dad helped his friend with a favor from the president of Southeast University. The son of the president was visiting the U.S. and needed a place to stay and hospitable people to look after him. In gratitude for our help, the president and his deans, invited our family to…

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    Ashley Gay Dr. Neilson English 111-4212 11/6/17 The Struggle to Reach the American Dream The expenses of things such as school are going up while the salary people are making is staying the same. Growing up my mom and dad each worked one job. My dad was a firefighter and my mom was an accountant. Each parent working one job was enough for me to get through most of my schooling. However, when I reached eleventh grade my dad got a second job as a truck driver to help with the cost of high school…

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