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    Wolves-Personal Narrative

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    I put my hair up in a pony tail and stretched a little before I started my run. I would have prefered to run at night, with the extremely hot since it was the beginning of August. I could take the heat but my wolves could possible over. I told them to stay in the cool Barn but they refused. It was the younger two year wolves and they were more stubborn than me. I started up one of my trails with the wolves, three to be exact, in the thick underbrush out of sight. As the hot wind blew against my…

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    A long time ago a petite boy and girl stood up to their calves in the icy cold waters of the Never Ending Sea with nothing more than a rickety old boat and a few sacks full of clothing and food. The boy wrapped his stick-like arms around himself in desperation to shelter them from the biting wind. However, a shudder still weaved its way up his spine as he began to push the vessel farther out of the shallow cover surrounded by dizzily high cliffs stained with ashes. Crimson Cliffs was located at…

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    you. Mein engel." Leo flushed over the contact, showing a lovely smile. "Klaus? What does mein engel mean?" The giant held the boy's hand firmly as it parted his lips and smiled back. "It means my angel. That is what you are to me Leo. My hope and light." The brunet's eyes widen as steam bursts out of his head. He prepared himself readying those three words once more, gulping as his heart beat faster. "K-Klaus I...I-" Immediately, Klaus's phone went off with a beeping ringtone. He picked it up,…

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    last word that crossed her mind as she felt around the black fringed shadows surrounding her. Her breaths came out heavy and harsh, she could feel a thin layer of sweat on her forehead as her hands wandered blindly in the air while she searched for a light or door. Something to end the spine-chilling darkness that enclosed around her. Her hands grasped a steady surface for just a moment before she jumped…

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    Darkness, all I could see was a black hole of twilight devouring what was left of the rim of light far beneath the cage. An ice cold breeze threw me upward. My heart was pounding; I could feel my heart leaving my rib cage, faster, and faster. The chains attached to the cage rattled as the vibrations flustered my thoughts. I was rising, the light below had disappeared. The upward motion sent my stomach across the cage. I started crawling to my stomach, reaching for food and water like a beast to…

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    infrared light waves. These waves are emitted by cool clouds of dust, and many planets, including Pluto…

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    bordering hypnotic. The name Ariel sprang unbidden to mind, she seemed to resemble the moon in every way possible. Her eyes cold and distant. Her skin pale, almost devoid of colour. I stared at the long winding stairs, the polished wood shone in the soft light of the chandelier above, the symmetry of the stairs threw the whole room into an organized chaos. The steps rose out of themselves, each one more smooth and perfect than the last, the green of the plants against the rich chestnut of the…

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    leading down its mantle. Next to the sign the exhibit appears to break off into a room and seemingly separate long hallway that bleeds into the next exhibit. To best appreciate the lay one should start in the room. Before walking in, the polychromatic light of a tv screen is visible. People are seated on a pair of cushioned seats staring at a screen which displays an older glass smith working on a glass sculpture of a woman. Right at the entrance, you are presented with information that creates…

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    Have you ever seen a national gymnast? I went to Orlando Florida for nationals in gymnastics it took 25 hours. It took forever but at least I had my friend Tamara so I was not that bored. But it was fun we went through Kansas,Alabama,Tennessee,Georgia,and of course Florida they were all cool. So as you know I went to nationals in Orlando Florida it was ok, I got 9th bars and 10th all around out of the nation that's good I think! There was a lot of people. And on the beam I…

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    your home takes experience along with an eye for design on what to do and not do. Austin interior designer Michelle Thomas has both the experience and the designer’s eye that comes together in her concept of keep it bright and light for spring. “A good tip is to change the light bulbs from florescent to LED, and add some color with a lamp or lampshade,” says Thomas. “A white lampshade can transform your whole room interjecting airiness.” Refreshing for spring can be as cheap as rearranging…

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