Faces

She realized the horror in her mistake of trying to glace at the creature. She'd been caught. The monster left her no moment alone; and, in the latter, she started, hourly, from dreams of unutterable fear, to find the hot breath of the thing upon her face, and its vast weight - an incarnate Night-Mare that…

“I had no other choice”, said Jasmine as she glared into my face of confusion. The glare she held was obviously a way of her holding her frustration and the tears that followed. After several moments of awkward glares, I to became frustrated. The only thought that ran through my mind was how could she have done such a thing? I wondered how she truly felt about her decision and hoped she felt awful for it. I was also disappointed that she gave up on a challenge before even trying or at least…

• Disadvantage and advantages of face-to-face classes: A disadvantage of having class face-to-face is the classes are based on a certain amount of minutes, sometime classes are usually like three hours long. Classes that are about 50 minutes long is a good length of time, but I have had numerous three hour long classes, which is very hard to pay attention and learn significant amounts of information during that time. So much information is presented to the students and most of the information…

sight—” “And you won’t.” She paused. “Just let—let—let me come with you, it’ll go faster and I’ll be right next—next—next to you the whole time.” She sucked in a deep breath, then continued, “We—we—we’re wasting time.” He ran a hand down his freckled face. “Ugh, fine. But you tell me when you can’t go on, got it?” Snapping was a thing he did when he gave up, a sign of defiance against the idiot who dared prove him wrong, so when it was directed at her, Lydia couldn’t have been more ecstatic.…

Allen Frances said it best when he said that normal is a variation of many things, not just one. Not only does he talk about normality but he takes different approaches to it. In chapter one he discusses how the world defines normal and what normal used to be. He also brings up the ideological difference between what philosophy says and what doctors say. This part to chapter one ties in a lot to chapter two’s part about shaman. Also, discussed in this book is what mental diseases are and how…

Prior to the UNI Career Fair, I did some research on the University website to try to figure out which booths I was interested in visiting. The Lutheran Services in Iowa booth wasn’t one that was particularly on my list. This company is a non-profit organization that helps people who are struggling to parent children with behavioral or mental health issues. I wasn’t exactly sure what Lutheran Services In Iowa was all about until I walked past their station, and saw words on a poster saying “help…

were honking, but their leader still refused to move forward. The truck door creaked open, the fearless leader emerged and in the midst of the road, stood a man with a hunched figure, ragged clothes and hair,and clown face paint along with a severe amount of blood smeared across his face. Several of the…

beyond a few words, the majority being: leave me alone. The second was a short, fat and spotty kid but that is an understated description of how enormously round and wobbly the child is and how spot riddled his face is. He was summoned, member in hand, spreading his seed to the wind with a face as if he had run a lap around the city. He fell unconscious after finishing, something to do with his heart is what the physician said. Hardly…

Chapter Five What is it that people mention from time to time about fear? That fear is the lengthened shadow of ignorance? Well, it seems that the statement fits perfectly like a glove when it comes to Anna. The fact that she didn't want to understand her wrongdoings, and more that it would eventually catch up with her. A ticking time bomb waiting to explode. Why hasn't she finally give up on holding onto to silly ideals? Why won't she try to learn that the world has more opportunities is she's…

Human Interaction “Class, Class please quiet down, today we have a visitor. I have studied this young man for most of my life. The year I graduated with my doctorate was the same year this man was put into Alburque Asylum for his mental state. This man has Dissociative Identity Disorder, something you all might recognize as Multiple Personality. DID is when a person obtains two or more personality states in their mind. In 1916, he was placed in this asylum as his mother felt there was something…