All the Things She Said

saying “that sometimes it is best to keep some things to yourself” well it was true here. I woke up with the sun blinding my already weakened eyes. Going to the kitchen to eat breakfast, I glance at the clock it said 12:00pm. My Grandma comes out (I call her mama pappy) asking “what I would like to eat” we both smile. After some time has gone by chatting and eating hot cakes, she tells me that “we are going to go to look at the new Bass Pro Shop.” She cleans up and I leave to go play with my…

“BOOM, CRASH” all I can hear is my Mom's footsteps as she ran downstairs “Plump, Thud and Plump Thud.” All I can think at that moment was to run and hide all the evidence. I first cleaned up and ran to my room and pretend to work.What I did not know was there was my shoe footprint.The next thing came so fast my mom calling a family meeting.I knew CAN NOT say anything or I will be in so much trouble. The guilt passed me after the family meeting has occurred.The next thing was my mom…

night before she goes to bed she writes in it. Sometimes she writes for only a few minutes, sometimes for a lot longer. When she’s done, she slides it back into the drawer of her nightstand, turns off the light, and goes to bed. Every night I go to sleep wondering what she writes in there. One day we got in a fight. I teased her about a boy she liked at school. She got really mad at me. Then she ran to her room and slammed the door. She didn’t come out until it was time for supper. When she was…

born in February of 1948. She grew up in what would call potato country Presque Isle Maine. She grew up in a large home where she was the oldest girl out of 12 children. She says that she felt more like a mother then sister to most of the younger ones. These large families were quit common during the time especially in large farming towns. Linda graduated in 1966 and did not attend college. Instead she married her high school sweet heart shortly after graduation at 19. She says he was really…

Please tell me about your childhood, family and school life. , Two elder said it was nice they enjoyed it because they made their own toys and imaginations. One elder did not enjoy his childhood, because he did not get to play he started helping as a young boy with corn farm, and playing to this elder was milking cows to have for breakfast with his siblings. Another elder said she too didn’t have much of a childhood, because she enjoyed doing…

life, she already renovated at least 25 houses, but still she can't find the one that she can call her ideal home. "I've always been looking for home," the 69 year old actress revealed. "I feel like I've chased the concept of home with all the renovations and building I've done in my life, and I can't stop. I can't seem to stop having the dream of it." The Annie Hall actress also opened up to AARP The Magazine about the legendary actor Woody Allen, who just turned 80 this month. Keaton said…

and a writer. She is the creator, head writer, executive and show runner of many television shows including the medical drama television series Grey’s Anatomy, its spin of show Private Practice, the legal series How to Get Away With Murder, the political thriller series Scandal and the new show with debuted on march 24 2016 The Catch. In May 2007 Shonda Rhimes was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 people who help shape the world. The television…

months before she perished in a concentration camp. During her ordeal, this quote means that she felt that people are really kind, optimistic, and forgiving. Even though Anne didn’t seem like she was optimistic, forgiving, and kind, she at least tried to get along with her family and friends. Anne wanted to be like her sister, and fit in, and do everything right. But it all had to start somewhere, Anne started to be more optimistic, and forgiving, and kind. When Anne Frank tried this she started…

okay?" Nikki asked and knocked on her window. She regained composure and wiped her tears in her rear view window before shutting her car off and grabbing her things. "Yes. I'm fine." She said and got out of the car and closed the door behind her, immediately locking it and looking over her shoulder. "Nervous?" Nikki asked as they began to walk inside. "A tad..." She laughed uneasily. "Understandable." Nikki responded. "I'm sorry." "For what?" She asked and quickly unlocked the door and…

ultrasound. Shannon said, “She would be glad to!” Shannon is 41 years old from Metairie, Louisiana. She looked normal on the outside, but when she told me what happened it changed my perceptions about her. During 2005 when Hurricane Katrina hit, she so happened to be the Ultrasound Technologist on call that weekend. She didn’t know what challenges she was about to face. Shannon worked at Mercy Hospital in New Orleans, Louisiana. When she left for work that Sunday morning, she was driving…