Corn maze

schools. In the middle of the first chapter, right when the reader starts to imagine where Sam Intrator resides for his study, we are given an ugly description of the high school; however, the outside seems to be unanimously gorgeous. As the students maze their way through campus, with a face I can only imagine to be gloomy, a little light sparks their attention when they stumble upon Mr. Quinn’s room, that is covered in pictures and ultimately a vibrant setting. In my personal high school…

Several times throughout the story we see her using her memory by repeating instructions to herself for how to get to town, such as “Up through the pines, … Now down through the oaks”, when she passes over the hill, or “Through the Maze Now” while walking through fields of corn and cotton. We even see her take her even more faith in her memory as she effortlessly remembers the location of a safe well that produces sweet water, and when she passes over a log-bridge without falling in, all without…

picking. The outdoor activities during the fall are invariably satisfying due to the weather, for example; going on a hike or a morning run is supplementarly convival because of the fresh crisp air. The thought of going with friends to explore a corn maze, pumpkin patch, or even collecting the fallen leaves is aesthetic within the beauty of nature and time. Overall, the activities during the fall are furtherly sublime since there are more alternatives whether it is indoor or…

There was so much going on that I didn’t know where to start. There was a lot of beautiful paintings and sculptures. I felt like I was going through a corn maze. I would go through one door and end of somewhere else. I kept getting lost and I was getting a headache. It was pretty loud for it to be a museum. The person I bought my ticket from made this big deal on how great their light show was, but when…

There is an eerie, small town that seems to have come straight out of a horror story. This horrific town known as Deadman’s Paradise is always gloomy, sullen in the same way grim. It’s as if this town has never been visited by the sun. The only sources of outside light in the entire town are street lamps that constantly flicker. Most of the town residents stay inside their whole life besides occasional trips to the local grocery store. Any travelers passing by this town are given the impression…

hands and it felt like we were ready for anything. I had a good feeling about that morning and it turned out wondrous. We walked through the fields of bright yellow corn and we couldn’t see the end of the maze. It felt like we were walking aimlessly in an unknown direction. We soon realize that we are approaching the end of the corn. I see my tree stand that I will be sitting in for the next couple hours, and by this time I am so ecstatic. I know I had a grin on my face as big as the Grand…

patch. Rox was boarded into the truck bed and his heart began to pound frantically when he realized how much smaller he was than the other pumpkins. The truck took Rox and the others to Pumpkin Acres, a pumpkin patch with 100 acres of pumpkins, corn mazes, games, and a petting zoo. Rox was amazed by the massive area he was foreign to. His adventurous side got the best of him and off he went to explore and discover. But as Rox rolled along the bigger pumpkins who ruled the patch began to tease…

Most people wrongly assume summer to be the most popular of the four seasons, but it is really fall that the American population look forward to most, according to Simon Nygeuen’s poll that asked 8,000 Americans which season they loved the most, in which over half of the votes went to autumn. And who can blame them? With bewitching scenery, tranquil weather, and an assortment of fall-related festivities around every corner, what’s not to love about autumn? The fall equinox officially begins in…

The 1981 hunger strikes in Maze Prison are an example of the Irish essentially “re-appropriating” hunger through voluntary starvation for political gain instead of suffering due to British neglect. Bobby Sands, the leader of these hunger strikes, believed that he and his fellow compatriots…

Phoenix Jackson is as worn down as the path she travels. She conquers many obstacles in her journey to get her grandson his medicine. The difficulties endured include racism, her old age, and poverty. The short story, “A Worn Path,” was written by Eudora Welty in 1940. The main character is Phoenix Jackson. She is described in the story as an African American woman from the south who is very old, frail, wrinkled and small. The story takes place in the 1930’s, many years after slavery…