Cosmo Kramer

Anna Monson, Sam Blankenship, and Mattie Rametta Horror Story Henry was a small child who had just turned the age of nine. He lived with his grandpa who was seventy-three. Henry’s grandpa didn’t pay much attention to Henry, he had dementia and other mental diseases so he didn’t know much about taking care of Henry. From the age of five Henry had to learn how to care for himself. Henry was very intelligent, he had to learn how to cook food for himself, wash his clothes, and take care of other essential means. This went on for years. Around the age of nine Henry started to question his life. Henry’s grandpa wasn’t completely useless. Henry was too young to drive so his grandpa would have to go to buy groceries or make trips to the pharmacy to get his medicine. Whenever his grandpa would return from the store he always had an abundance of groceries with him. It was only Henry and the old man so why was his grandpa buying such an excess of food? Henry noticed that the pantry in their home was never overstuffed though, so where were all these groceries going? Henry was surprised that his grandpa could still drive being in the state that he was in. His grandpa only drove to these two places and he never made extra stops. Whenever Henry had to go to school he would ride the bus and other than school his grandpa did not allow him to go anywhere else. Henry did not have friends due to the fact that he wasn’t allowed to go anywhere. When Henry started school at five, he was always…

Guiding his friend Abram forward into the large marble bathroom the conversation continued. Encouraging his friend, feeding insight of a new beginning, stabilizing his life with self-discipline, while taking his place on the marble bench. Although the one-sided conversation grew, the wish for Abram to shave went unanswered. Lecturing his friend to face the facts of life, earnestly inquired, ‘What’s your problem Abram? Killing yourself over this woman is not the solution! You lost a tremendous…

large format negatives of Ansel Adams, Western admiration for nature began to demonstrate itself after the Industrial boom. It wasn’t until the 1970’s (with the creation of Earth Day and the first UN conference on international environmental issues) that the consequences of industrialization was fully realized. Since then, people have spent more effort on keeping Earth clean and sustainable for as long as it naturally would. While there are plenty of similarities between the philosophy and the…

Once upon a time there lived a very poor family who lived on the outskirts of a little village. The family had little, but they were happy. Their house was only two rooms, they had only one cow to live off of and continually needed to go the market for more provisions. One day the father of the family came home, walking dejectedly along the worn out dirt path he walked every day of the week. It was the afternoon and the father had just got home from a long day of work. He was carrying a bag in…

Success in challenges produces good thoughts and actions which create good feelings. Consequently, failed challenges produce the opposite. In this story two men and the woman, as humans, who face life as it progresses. The acceptance of each situation as they happen, prove to be either a challenge to succeed; or a failure. When failure triumphs over success, the action that follows must first be one of remorse followed by understanding. This is not the case here with the individuals in “The…

A Walk to Beautiful tells the life story of country singer and songwriter Jimmy Wayne who, unfortunately, was put through, but luckily, overcame various severe obstacles and challenges he faced throughout his life. The book not only follows the experiences he faced but shows the people he met who impacted his life along the way and shadows his road to success as a musician and someone who strives to make a difference in the lives of those who have been through similar experiences. Jimmy Wayne…

Everybody knows that fire has a happy view in society today. Fire is seen as warm, comforting, and safe. Maybe, just maybe, fire isn't exactly what everybody thinks and knows it to be. In the book “fahrenheit 451” fire is one of the main and many issues throughout this book. As you read this book you will see that throughout fire is mentioned in many places at many different times in the book. Characters will be introduced throughout, such as our main character Montag, Beatty, and Clarisse.…

Romanticism vs. Realism Romanticism and Realism are entirely different. Romanticism is a movement that dominated literary, visual, and musical arts. It does not contribute to romance, it's main focus is ¨depicting emotional matter in imaginative form¨. Realism focus on ordinary people and their daily lives rather than supernatural, nationalism, heroism, and strange and faraway places, themes that characteristic the Romanticism literature. Romanticism and Realism are perfectly opposite each…

Blue Hair, Red Hands Mystery is sexy. Although it is a thrill to meet someone new and let the imagination take over, it can be a life altering choice. No one ever truly knows another person because of the secrets that are kept by a closed lip friend, or a dead wife. The story of “Blue Beard” by Charles Perrault shows that with a beautiful bride and a house full of riches, even the darkest secrets can have light shed on them no matter how long or hard you try to hide the past from the…

It is common for many to have comorbid problems at around this age. Living with chronic illness is not an easy task especially when people are getting older, Mr. p is actually going through what million are going through and the cost of readmission is enormous. However although we cannot prevent it to happen anymore he should be able to manage his symptoms and prevent complications, and continue to live a productive life with his wife without being hopeless at a point to ask God to end his life.…