But Charles Halloway stood in the strange night for a long time looking in at the empty shop…” (26), and “The man breathed hard. Eyes tight, Will prayed: hold...there...now…!! The old man gusted out, sucked in, swore in a fierce whisper, then climbed again.” (139).…
When I was plugging in the “BEPARTOFTIMEINATOR”, I got a message from my classmate saying,”Chris did you do the History work on the renaissance”. Then I replied,” OH NO I forgot to do it.” Then as the “BEPARTOFTIMEINATOR” powered up I dialed “1495, Leonardo Da Vinci, the maker of The Last Supper” into the keypad. The machine made engine noises and it opened up a vortex.…
All the lights went out, leaving us in almost total darkness except for the pale platinum moonlight that drifted in through the broken glass. “Look!” one of the men gasped. “There it is, over by the front door!” I turned and saw a luminous apparition twisting by the entrance.…
The Crevasse “Adversity is the source of our deepest growth and greatest blessings; embrace it, dare to seek It,” that was a quote from Aron Ralston, who fell down a crevasse and his arm was wedged under a rock, which inspired the movie “127 Hours.” One day I was going to the creek with my friends, Matthew and Kendal, to hang out. We had this amazing spot that had a bridge that we made and everything. We were bringing further supplies to add on to the spot and make it look more visually appealing. When we arrived at the park we brought all of the supplies down under a bridge.…
7eventh Time Down sings the song, God is on the Move. The words of the refrain, “God is on the move, on the move, Hallelujah. God is on the move, in many mighty ways” accurately reflects my life. God is definitely on the move and has been preparing me for this journey in the MOL program. Thinking about events in my life that contributed to my growth as a leader, several events come to mind.…
She walked down the cold, dark corridor as she felt the soft and quiet wind run her by causing her to experience an ice-cold chill that ran up her spine. It was merely past six in the afternoon, yet the eerie atmosphere made it appear as if she were standing in the middle of a cemetery at the darkest hour of the night. The hot, moisty air made her clothes and hair cling to her skin. Her hands began to shake and sweat trickled down her palms. She swore she heard someone’s voice whisper her name, but perhaps it was simply the wind.…
I saw a few of my men in the hallway and the bowed their head in respect as I walked by. Even though they were my men, I commanded respect from all of them. As I walked into the dark hallway that led to the basement, I felt my body tensed up. The air around me was rigid and my…
The Hunted I didn’t know who I was. I woke up next to a bunch of muddy kids. They all smelled like they haven't showered in weeks. There was two twins, a chubby kid, and probably the skinniest kid I’ve ever seen. Then I realized I smelled just like them.…
I had similar experience, which was explained in No.1, on the edge of entering. I was church shopping when I came to the USA 20 years ago. I went to almost every church in the town. I didn’t feel welcomed, most churches wanted to convert me to Christianity in spite of telling them I am a Christian. For most of them since I am from India I am a Hindu and I need to be converted to Christianity.…
Rhythmic staccatos of hammer drills coupled with harmonic musical accompaniment compose the symphony of the theatrical arena. Gridlocked center stage, contemplating the complexity of antibiotic resistance in petri-developed bacterial strains, my deviated attention soon becomes enveloped by the compulsory sound of the production manager calling a cast meeting. I clench my hands around a story of genuine sentiment for tradition; having spent months exploring the effect one transformative agent can bear on an entire population of nuanced individuals. I begin to reference the fundamentals of biology to incite a parallel between random mutations of bacteria and random events associated with the art of theatrical production. In the studio, I delve…
Some people might express their feelings in negative way, in order to “attack” with someone or something that he or she not satisfied. These people who are very intense and difficult to control anger; however, they use violence or aggressive to another. I remember that when I was studying in primary school, I had been bullying my classmate which make me feel guilty. I swear that I never do it again. In the class, student A who always late at school and teacher often punish at her.…
The four years I’ve spent at Central Catholic I've had many of my memories that happened to me. My friendships have definitely strengthened over the years with people I know including my coaches and teachers. All the activities that I was involved with in central catholic such as sports, dances, activities. I don’t have a whole lot of least favorite memories in my last four years at central catholic.…
The red blooded moon started to envelop the luminous satellite that had been rising through the east west portion of Saint Frasco Church in Massachusetts every early six pm. Running through every street as fast as I could, breathing uneasily and filled with unexplainable feeling that I swear I never had encounter in my entire life, the sky started to vanish and another form of darkness covered it. I screamed but no one seems to hear, I yell yet there’s no sound, I felt like crying but there’s no tears seems to fall. I stop for a moment but eagerly decided to run as I saw unearthly creature not far from me with a large and keen fangs. I close my eyes as I ran, until I found myself falling like there was never an end.…
Sitting at the end of the pew, with the communion being passed around, I had little time to debate whether or not I should ingest this metaphor. Receiving communion used to be a normal ritual that I would go through almost every Sunday. It took my free time on Sundays to earn the ability of taking communion, through Sunday schooling and being baptised. But as the tray of grape juice and crackers advanced closer in my direction, the ritual became more foreign to me than ever. It wasn’t until recently that I was confronted with a belief that I have had for as long as I can remember.…
On August 26, 2005, I gave my life to Christ, and it was the start of a whole new chapter of my journey. I still remember that night vividly in my head. The feelings of excitement, joy, and love were very tangible in my heart. My mom and dad were both sitting beside me on my bed while I was told the importance of this decision and how my life would never be the same. Even at 5 years old, I was aware of my decision to follow Jesus and accept him into my heart.…