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    child due to the fact that she begged her parents to let her study the subject. Nightingale connected her own statistical ideas to her religious beliefs. As a child, she had a wish to nurse the sick and remembered that her daydreams were all about hospitals; she thought these daydreams showed her that that was God’s calling to her. Much to her relief, this calling meant, that she would not have to be tied to a life of society and the stifling constraints of a Victorian upper-middle class…

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    Carol Oates is a fictional story, but I believe that it could be realistic. There are times that young girls can get themselves into situations they cannot escape. Connie tries to appear older and wiser than she is, and her head is filled with daydreams and music that give her ideas of romance and love. Connie rejects the role of the daughter, sister and “nice” girl to cultivate her sexual persona, which only came out when she was away from home. When she is at home, her sexuality goes into…

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    definition of mental illness is when the majority of your time is spent in the past or future, but rarely living in the realism of NOW”. People with a mental illness have no conscience. They do not realize life right in front of them. They prosper in the daydreams of the fruitful past which affects their current situation through loss of focus on the grasp of everyday life. They see only what is before and after their being. It is known that sociopaths, schizophrenic people, and basically any…

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    As I’ve gone through this process of self-examination, I am confident that my career daydreams are appropriate and that my skills, interests, values are all falling into place. Since one of my values is the ability to financially support my family, I’ve come to the conclusion that I should investigate careers other than a teacher. There…

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    valued them as something they were not. Since Sam is constantly thinking about Chris, he did not put much effort into paying attention to what is going on in class. For example, he would daydream about being with Chris and having deep conversations about topics such as nature and livelihood. With all of Sam’s daydreams, he would be interrupted and brought back to reality due to the loud noise of the school bell. Sam feels dreadful whenever this happens since he enjoys thinking about Chris in…

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    Personal Narrative: Lala

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    What do you want to be when you grow up, Lala?" a question so frequently asked that I have now become numb to it. From the moment we come into being we are expected to know what college we are going to attend, what we are going to majoring in, and what job we will have once we get older. Coming from a father who migrated to the United States from Mexico when he was only sixteen, he has made sure that I am fully aware of how valuable my education is. He expects me to get a job that comes with…

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    through war, Jimmy would have daydreams thinking of Martha. Jimmy was a coward because he was too afraid of the war, so he blocked out all of his responsibilities. “He felt shame. He hated himself. He had loved Martha more than his men, and as a consequence Lavender was now dead,” (16). This quote explains how Jimmy was a bad leader and a coward and he let his love for Martha get his men killed. Jimmy was afraid that he would never return home to the woman of his daydreams. Jimmy cannot express…

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    In The Haunting of Hill House, Shirley Jackson tells the story of four people coming to stay in an old house know as Hill House. The four people Dr. Montague who is a doctor of philosophy and with his new study he is going to document everything that happens in hill house, Luke who is in the future supposed to inherit Hill House, Eleanor whose mother just died and now she wants to live life and what better way than going to stay at a house and Theodora who gladly accepted the invitation, all…

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    Alice Walker, a native of Eatonton, Georgia, an African American writer noted for her novels, short stories, and poetry that illuminates the life and culture of African Americans (The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica 2017). She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award for her most popular novel, The Color Purple (The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica 2017). Everyday Use is one of Walker’s short stories written in 1973 (247). One of the main themes of this story is heritage.…

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    Being Bored: A Good Thing

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    Have you ever been bored during the day? Ever heard "I'm bored to death," it's the usual thing to come out of teenagers/children's mouth. Being bored can you show you many great and new things in life. Teenagers/children don't always have to it behind the computer, Ps4, IPhone, or TV all day. Attention networks and Introspections are two big reasons being bored is a good thing. On the other hand, for some teenagers/children being bored can lead to bad things. Attention network are a big part…

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