A Little Bit Longer

a belt to bring a little color or an accent piece.You can get a belt imaginable. Don’t buy clothes just because they’re on sale for a great price. If you don’t need it, it isn’t…

The tone of the story Snow by Ann Beattie was very miscellaneous. Why I find this story miscellaneous is because there were different perspective put in each paragraph which not only made it complex but a little jumbled. The story talks about a house in which they lived in and tells us how big of an impact it was on their lives. We start off the story at house where they just start re decorating and tells us about how people would visit them and try and tell them about their memories while…

I met my best friend on a cool fall day at the start of my freshman year. She was a bright, affable, and loving bundle of joy who stood just three feet tall. Emily captured my heart from the second I met her. Happiness simply radiated from her and just being around Emily filled me with delight; I was hooked. At three years old she seemed grown beyond her years. She could walk, talk, out-eat a grown man, and her dance moves were Dancing With the Stars worthy. Now that might not impress you all…

and the wind came and touched the sand, blowing away all of the million footprints of July and August. (pg 108-109) This is a wonderful example of the ending of summer and the beginning of autumn the beach is closing down the hot-dog stands are no longer open keeping in…

“A Doll’s House” is one woman’s transition from a housewife with a bit of a defiant streak to complete independence over the course of a few days. Nora Helmer’s rebellion against her husband and movement towards modern womanhood starts out rather innocuously. When Nora is introduced to us, in the first act, she is simply a young woman who wishes to protect her husband and perhaps have the slightest bit of freedom for herself. However, as situations begin to deteriorate her disposition changes,…

Prints in Plus Size For ages we’ve been told that as plus size women we shouldn’t wear this and we shouldn’t wear that. Horizontal stripes make us appear wider and patterns are too busy. Well prints do not make you look fat. In fact, with the right print they can actually make a plus size woman look even better. Here at Pink Clove we choose prints that are on trend, flattering, comfortable and fabulous. Prints and patterns don’t necessarily make you look skinny but certain solids and…

not even humans would want to adopt you so why would a monster want you, especially when monsters are already so much better? No wonder Asgore isn't upset (even going so far as to comfort you) – he won't have to deal with you but for a little longer. How much longer? Will they let you stay the night and then kick you out tomorrow morning? Maybe they'll let you stay with them for a few days…No, no, it's selfish of you to think that way. They've all already done so much more than you could have…

As an African American woman, I know a little bit about what it means to be discriminated against. It’s a factor of our society that cripples it to its core. And although many feel as if the only people who do receive discrimination are African Americans, this is far from the case. Discrimination comes in many forms and can be put against anyone. Communities of that of the LGBT, African American, Hispanic American and Native Americans have been known to be the target of wide spread…

Have you ever gotten a new puppy or dog and never knew how to train it? Well, I'm here to help you. Training a puppy can either be easy, or it can be very tough. This depends on size, background information, and the breed of the puppy. To house train a puppy, you will need to follow these three common steps. The first step on how to house train a puppy is to introduce the puppy to its new surroundings and get it used to where it will be living for most of its life. It's kind of like…

During the mid 1900’s, years after slavery was finally abolished, black people all around the world, most commonly in the US and Australia, were still being treated like slaves in every way but the labour. From verbal abuse, physical abuse, segregation (e.g. the local buses, schools, public toilets, etc.), etc. it wasn’t until the late 50’s where black people really turned it around and fought for what was right. Equality. From public figures, such as Martin Luthor King and Malcolm X, to locals,…