Jumping

Jay Asher’s novel, 13 Reasons Why, is a very suspenseful, heart wrenching story about a teenage girl named Hannah Baker, who in the end, sadly commits suicide. Hannah Baker helps explain her reasoning behind her choice to take her own life by narrating her story through old cassette tapes. She invents this plan to have the cassette tapes passed around after she dies to the people, who to Hannah, helped contribute to her pain and suffering. It is explained through those each 13 tapes how each…

I'm just a blue fish. I live in the living room of my owners house. I live in a small bowl with cool colorful rocks and a couple of plastic plants. Im sitting on top of a side table next to a picture of my favorite owner. She has brown hair and blue eyes. She's my favorite because she always gives me a little extra food when no one's watching. She also uses a fish net instead just dumping me while cleaning my bowl. Sometimes it gets a little boring being a fish. Most of the time I just swim…

On December 3rd, at 7:30 PM, I had the opportunity to go see San Jose State University’s wind ensemble performance. The wind ensemble consisted of people who played piccolos, flutes, oboes, bassoons, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets, horns, trombones, tubas, the triangle, the xylophone, the double bass, and finally, the piano. The wind ensemble performance was conducted by Paul Herrera. Accompanying the band was Michael Martinez, a well-known soprano saxophone soloist. The venue itself took…

for an hour and take notes for a school project and she graciously allowed me to. One thing I noticed at first glance was the sheer amount of energy that the toddler displayed, he was jumping everywhere, hopping over objects, running different places with moderate amounts of coordination. In relation to his jumping, whenever he would climb onto a bed and jump off, he did not have enough balance to hold himself upright on the bed resulting in a wavered jump, along with the landing which was…

inquired about this horse, but couldn't get a straight answer on whether he had jumped or not. Turns out this horse had never done more than cavalettis, which wasn't what I needed. I was a beginner when it came to jumping and my lease wouldn't do ground poles so I never learned jumping which meant I couldn't teach this horse to jump and learn myself. So we kept looking. My mom and I were online and we found another horse to try. We scheduled to come try, but then my mom found Bandito. To begin…

described as becoming unstuck in time. This feeling of being unstuck in time seems to be caused by PTSD and schizophrenia. Billy Pilgrim describes his flashbacks as “being unstuck in time”. He could jump from any memory to any memory. Ironically, the jumping mostly happened when he was near death behind enemy line. It was at this point that he would jump backward or forward. It seems…

never realize how huge huge is until you see it. The third day was the last good day. We went to the beach, all day. We collected seashells, seaweed, we saw some sea lions, elephant seals, an Indian Mongoose, a White Faced Ibis, and we saw dolphins jumping in the sunset. I showed my parents the secret cave, and we had a picnic on the edge of it. We played a game, where we all lined up at the end of the shore, then ran away as the waves chased…

Each fallacy listed in chapter five rang instances in my head like a doorbell going off as guests arrive at a party. The kind I use most, even as I type this, is begging, but the one I observe most is jumping on the bandwagon. Yes, I plead for freedom and escape as the sentences inch closer to the two-page requirement. Indeed, moaning that I’m only on the third paragraph, and whimpering knowing I’m trapped, I trudge forward pleading for it to end soon…

From the “Supper Betty Cooper the hero we need and the bestie we deserve” You are the one who say a modern women should not let a silly fear hold here down. I thought that all women have the same Famines’ characteristic. After reading the passage I was little more skeptical, from the Betty point of view that. I never thought about modern women should not let a silly fear hold her down. My reaction here is to disagree with Betty statement about modern women fear. I feel that being fear does not…

This is four days after a woman misses her period and may suspect she is pregnant. Six weeks after, signals from the brain can be detected. At the sixth week, can move, including kicking, swimming, stretching, and jumping. The mother will not feel the movement, though, until much later. Between the eighth and tenth week, the baby is able to respond to sound and light. The vocal cords are formed at thirteen weeks. If it was not for the lack of air, the baby would be…