It's a Wonderful Life

right to have every one of these freedoms. Not everyone has these freedoms so be grateful that you have them. If not everyone has these freedoms, they’re not living the life they want to live. If everyone got to live where they wanted to live, no one would be in poverty and more lives will be successful. Freedom is something wonderful that you should take full advantage of. Everyone deserves an education so they can get a job they want to live and obtain the lifestyle they want to live in.…

The life I had in Fresno, California seemed perfectly fine. I grew up as the only child and fatherless, With a single mother struggling for ends meet moving house to house living with family members and friends not knowing if we had a place to stay the next night. At the age of eight we were evicted from our apartment, for caring for my older cousin Brittney, next we moved in with my aunt. 3 1/2 months later we found our own place and finally were financially situated. At the age of nine my…

making the effort and taking the time for these freshmen is super important. Also my sister and cousin are going to be freshmen so being able to show them around and helping them out would be super fun. Being a Link Crew leader would be super fun, it's an opportunity to help others and make new friends, but also a time to show off how great our school is and how welcoming and supportive we are. I eat lunch at the cougar lawn where we usually play…

doesn’t matter how old you are when you first learn about him but it does matter that you at least know something about him. I think it is necessary to learn about Shakespeare in the ninth grade to at least have some background information about this wonderful writer.…

ordered Tituba to sing songs of witchery and sin. I am the one who initiated the conjuring, and I am the one who will burn in the depths of hell. This situation, in it’s entirety, is my doing and my sin. My name will forever be blackened, and I will never know the gracious and loving ways of heaven. Our life in the new land, could be wonderful together. If you had come with me, we could have a family and well-paying jobs. We could be happy, and healthy, and free from all damnation and sin.…

what his community thinks is right. The white population in his town think they should stick together and not interact with the Negroes, but Atticus has a different opinion on the subject. In the novel he declares, “I do my best to love everybody....it's never an insult to be called what somebody thinks…

Symbolism of The Glass Menagerie In Tennessee Williams’ play The Glass Menagerie, there is an abundance of symbolism that can be identified through careful analysis of the play write. The story is based around the Wingfield family. The daughter in the story is the central point of most of the symbolism. Laura, the daughter, has a collection of glass figurines in which the title of the play was named after. Within the glass collection there is a glass unicorn which holds a lot of symbolism…

Occasionally you hangout with Josie, Braxtyn and Chloe on Saturdays after soccer and have so much fun! Soccer is a big part of your life right now. Actually have a game today! You’ve been performing very well lately and have has 7 goals in just the last 2 games! You also broke the record for most goals scored in a single season and you’re only 5 games in! It’s very exciting to see all the hard work we put in finally show. I’m looking into playing soccer in college but I’m not sure I’m good…

The two stories were Barro Boy and A Day's Wait the theme about these stories is that when you experience something you haven't done and you get explained you feel different and better.There are different because they have different emotions and they are scared of different things. The narrators don't do or like the same things but they are both men. They things the experience are not the same the two stories talk of something totally different. This stories have different meanings and feelings.…

reader's attention with a medieval theme and a wonderful plot, that leaves you on the edge of a cliff with and mysterious ending. Kingdom’s Dawn, by Chuck Black, is a fictional novel that talks about a young boy named Leinad and his journey to find his true calling. This book has many biblical themes, and it’s plot is so engaging that you may not be able to put it down. Leinad is a young man in a small farming town, who just lives a normal day to day life: Or is he? Leinad wonders why he is…