Late-2000s recession

Good evening, Mr. Smith I understood your recommendation standpoint, but I also understood Mr. Patterson as well. I just want to say this, Glenroy Patterson knows my son very well since he was two as his BCBA in-home provider. He has seen my son growth and when he regresses. During the course of the PPT, it was difficult for me to understand what everyone was saying, regardless if I asked to repeat. That is beside the point of this email. I forgot to mention, Chadrick PCP discussed with me and…

I’ve listened to your words of unfulfillment and disappointment. I’ve watched you as you tried to drown yourself in order to escape the life you claim not to want. I was there for the times that you were hiding behind the glass hoping no one would notice you. But, that’s the thing, you aren’t afraid of this life or these people or these memories. You are afraid of your own being, your mind, your soul. You feel trapped within the complexity of your mind, and that reason alone is why you are…

When I first read Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour” I was both surprised and intrigued. Although her husband was not cruel, and she “would weep again when she saw the kind, tender hands folded in death; the face that had never looked save with love upon her” (13), she still “bespoke repression” (8). In a male dominant society, release from her patriarch was an immense relief and Louise could finally be “free! Body and soul free” (16). At first, it may be confusing to why Louise experiences such…

The Diary of Anne Frank: People are Really Good at Heart Anne Frank once said, "Despite everything, I still believe people are truly good at heart." Her diary, which she kept while her family was in hiding from the Nazis, shows the triumph of her spirit over the evil in the world even though the pain of adolescence. In our world and age, there are multiple situations where people are considered greedy, selfish, impatient, riotous and just plain rude but, they are still considered good at heart…

If given the chance to follow your curiosity, would you leave everything behind? The answer for a young Marmaduke Van Swearingen was yes. Born on January 2, 1753 in Fayette County Pennsylvania, the young man grew up on a thousand acre farm. His parents, John and Katherine Stoll Swearingen, had 14 children; Marmaduke was the fourth. The Swearingen children had a first hand account with the biased attitudes and expiernces possessed by the white settlers in North America, but Marmaduke seemed…

“Yes, very important! Oh damn, I’m going to be late picking Elliot up!” I quickly kissed her on the cheek. “I love you so very much. I promise not to keep this secret from you too long.” I declared as I ran out the door. She watched me pull out of the driveway. Why was she so work up about a secret…

11. Chapter eleven: Love (noun): “If I could give you one thing in life, I would give you the ability to see yourself through my eyes, only then you would realise just how perfect you are to me.” The next two days of our honeymoon were spent in our bed, and not in the way one would think. We had stayed in bed, watching about a million Australian TV shows. The best were summer heights high, Jonah from Tonga, and Ja 'mie: private school girl. Once we had finished all those shows, we moved onto…

The house is ominous and dark, its night time and it’s raining outside, the player is alone, and there is a note on the door implying that something off-putting happened to Katie. The player is put in the creepy old deserted house with little context. The ambiance makes it seem like there is something off and disconcerting about this place. Gone Home elegantly makes the player’s mind start imagining all of the possibilities which will create eventually lead to higher positive tension and depth.…

Shortly after breakfast the next day, both Dave and Scarlett came in with a modified wheelchair. Unlike standard ones, this one had a higher back and the foot rest went straight across. Neither of them knew how well Johnny would be able to balance on his own quiet yet and felt it would be better to be safe than sorry. “Alright, Johnny,” Dave explained as he moved the wheelchair around. “I’m going to put the wheelchair a few steps away and once we have the footrest here moved, we’ll have you…

The Other Side of the Story He has always been there for me. Ever since I was a little girl my dad and I have had a special bond, I could talk to him about everything, and he listened, even to the things he really didn’t care to know. It was a goal of his to make sure my sister, my mom and I all felt loved no matter what he had to go through to make that happen. He always gave me the best advice, he would always tell me “there are three sides to every story, the first side, the second side and…