Breath

against me, each step i touch felt like two more back. the harder i pushed through the gale as though pushing through a crowd, the more the wind pressed back determined to blow me away. The strain of the wind made it difficult to breath, as i began to pant trying to catch my breath, i felt my daughters small fragile arms tighten around my neck, the smell of her hair, sweet lemons, gave me comfort and hope, i tried to fixate on the smell to get us through but in that moment I began to feel the…

to change colour decreases. This is because the universal indicator in the water changes colour based on the acidity of whatever it is mixed with. When we exercise we produce more carbon dioxide which is quite acidic, the more carbon dioxide in the breath the more will be going into the water causing it to change colour faster. Carbon dioxide is a byproduct created during the production of energy. how energy is made is by using oxygen, inhaled from the air by breathing, and glucose which is a…

I notice my first signs of fatigue. My breath is steady and my quadriceps are pulling to keep up with my pace. Further, the trail winds on. My breath quickens as my heart rate increases. I feel my leg muscles, all of them, strain under my request for them to stretch and pull my body up as the path ascends. Climbing each step until I reach an area to rest with an adequate view of the valley. I pause to catch my breath and realize that at this moment, I could easily finish here…

I loved the music and dancing so much. The scene where Annette offers Tony, what looked to me like breath mints in her hand, never made sense to me. Why is she giving him breath mints at that very moment? And why is he so rude about them? He's seems so disgusted by her offer. Is he offended that she thinks he has bad breath? Years later when I watched it again I realized they weren't breath mints. They were condoms. Oh! Now I get…

trying to do too many things at once. I was so overwhelmed that I had to go into a different room and talk to my co-counselor who was dealing with another issue. Thinking back on this event, before I said anything the girls I should have taken a deep breath and counted to ten before I said anything to the girls. By counting to ten, I might have been able to think about the right words to say to both the girl who was not cleaning up and the girls who were arguing. This strategy probably would…

Come back in tears,” “Where thirsting longing eyes / Watch the slow door,” and “Pulse for pulse, breath for breath: / Speak low, lean low” (4-5, 10-11, 16-17). These lines provide a change in rhythm that enacts the situation of longing by pausing over a description, like “as sunlight on a stream” and “thirsting longing eyes,” or intimate longing, like “come back in tears” and “pulse for pulse, breath for…

English connected text essay - How do the authors use literary techniques to explore common themes throughout both novels? One would think the deep by Claire Zorn and Breath by Tim Winton Tim Winton and Claire Zorn are two Australian authors of the novels Breath and One would think the deep, respectively. The two texts are based in small Australian towns along the coast, and are set between the 1970s to 1990s. They feature the use of Australian slang and pop culture, including surfing, which is…

tightness in her chest. When she takes a deep breath, it makes her feel as though she wants to cough. She would not describe herself as feeling short of breath. She is not…

On 7/16/2015, at 1933 hours, I was on duty, in uniform, and driving a marked police vehicle (0913). I was dispatched to the Clallam County Public Library (2210 S Peabody Street - which is in the city limits of Port Angeles, Clallam County, Washington State) on report of a male outside that was refusing to leave. The reporting party did not see the male consuming alcoholic beverage, but reported that he smelled as though he had consumed alcoholic beverage. I arrived in the area at 1935 hours.…

abdomen filling up as you inhale. 5. Now gently shift your awareness to focus more on your exhale. With each exhale, notice what it’s like to feel your breath passing out through your nostrils. And observe, without judgment, anything that you feel in your body. 6. For the next few minutes, continue to breathe gently and evenly. Feel the breath as it comes in through your nose, followed by a steady exhale. 7. Notice what’s happening in your mind. If you notice your mind wandering or your…