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    and Owen Many centuries ago, in an African village, a young boy named Ralphie lived with his grandfather named John. He would help his grandfather on his farm, while he listened to the stories his grandfather told. Unfortunately, the crops never went farther then being a seed in the ground. One day Ralphie asked his grandfather, “Papa, why do we waste our time growing crops that don’t grow?” His grandfather told him about the urban myth of something called water that lives in the sky. Ralphie…

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    California, as we did every summer. I loved spending my summers in California with my grandparents. We always had a blast together. This year, one thing was different. Instead of going to my grandparents house we were going straight to the hospital. My grandfather laid on the bed in the frigid hospital room. He had had Colon Cancer for three years now. I was thrilled to see him. It had been a year since we had last seen each other. We had tried our best to keep in touch, but I really missed him.…

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    Photographic Image, Andre Bazin argues that the ontology of photographic image creates an ideal world with its time after the death. An old photography from Jonathan’s grandfather carries out a long history of a family secret. Therefore, Photography is not a visual art only; the presentation of the image of Jonathan’s grandfather and…

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    them, lamenting the passing of the inspiration for the song, whose draft was perched under the seat beneath him. In a church filled with people clothed in black, superfluously embellished in lovely flowers, Ed sat in the front row and watched his Grandfather, aged 86, serenely settled in his casket. His angular face was almost too dead and pale that he looked inhuman. Ed grabbed his Grandmother’s hand and gave it a subtle, delicate squeeze, in hopes it would soothe the ache that burned from the…

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    stretched her back, leaning from side to side to remove the stiffness she felt from sleeping in her not so comfortable bed, which consisted of a straw-ticked mattress atop a wooden bunk that seemed to became flatter each year as she grew older. Her grandfather had built the cabin some fifty-odd years earlier as a wedding gift for…

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    My grandfather, Jerry, grew up with peanut butter on everything. Hot dogs, hamburgers, and sandwiches always had a hefty slab of peanut butter. My grandfathers family did this because they were poor and it helped make the food more filling. He continued the tradition and raised his children with peanut butter on everything. It took his kids awhile to start enjoying it but once they did they would always ask for the delicious sweet spread on everything! One afternoon my mother, Renee, was at…

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    We had been gliding and bouncing over the dark murkey water for what felt like an eternity before I asked to my grandfather, “Are we there yet.” He replied with a firm “no, but we are getting close.” After that is starting to look out over the water, which the sun had been reflecting its rays of off it, and making it glisten like…

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    any differences in the texts due to language barriers (Bellatin 41). Bellatin goes on to explain that he has had several religious conversions which lead him to the realization that his late grandfather did not actually pass away so much as he transformed (Bellatin 42). Bellatin then explained how his grandfather had appeared to him as if in a vision, telling him a story about Macaque, “…a woman of Slavic origins […] fleeing a horrific marriage” who ended up meeting a martial arts fighter and…

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    lonely and it gives him ‘heavy boots’, as he calls it. Oskar’s grandfather, Thomas Schell Sr. is acquainted with the fear and truth of death when his city and family were destroyed with the bombing of Dresden. Love is what connects all characters in the book. Grandmother’s love for Thomas Schell Jr. and for Oskar is the main things for her existence. She chose her child over her husband, which seems like a unusual thing to do. Grandfather and love a more difficult to associate. He left his wife…

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    How My Family Shaped Me

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    My grandfather and his brother had hearing loss since they were born. I do not have any hearing loss, but my sister has hearing loss since birth. My mother did not find out my sister had hearing loss until she was thirteen. My mother took her to many doctor appointments…

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