Monday

The Crimson sun rises to the sky as the loud construction begins to roar through the streets, as it is an alarm clock just for me. However to be a late sleepers drilling is what you should fear, drill drill is what you will only hear for hours to day to months the noise will never escape your mind when you try fall asleep for this is the city that never sleeps. With a view that defines beauty, different buildings are something I see. Some made out of brick others with pointy tips. Brown, red…

HARKENSVILLE,Ca. -Harkensville’s City Council reviewed and rejected a request Monday by developer Mansion & Sons regarding a downtown redevelopment project. The denied request has left developer Mansion & Sons unsure how to proceed with their planned redevelopment project after the City Council chose not support its application for workforce housing tax credits from the state’s Economic Development Authority. The council voted 5-3 not in favor citing concerns about a lack about affordable…

I spent 10 Mondays in the Child Development Center, for a total of 30 hours all together. Throughout my time in the CDC I was able to experience many different things and apply the techniques that we learned in class. I was able to use many different responsive care giving strategies to be able to bond with my focus child and make my learning experience much more meaningful. I was also able to connect with my mentor teacher and pick up many different skills to not only apply in class and on the…

“pickers” that included our grandchildren, Amanda and Jake, our son Marc, daughter-in-law Paige and her parents Barbara and Myron. It was an afternoon of laughing and sharing - - I highly recommend it. And… Paige gave me a great recipe for Apple Crisp! Monday found me in the office with other Senior Volunteers working on Portfolio assignments, with Gail Hammerman, Roz Rosen, Frieda Rosenberg and Janice Weinman on the agenda for January’s National Assembly meeting, and with…

High school and college is the training center for Olympic champions of students. Students go to High school to train to be successful in college, like an athlete trains at their local teams to be part of their countries Olympic team. Once a student enters college they train to be well prepared professionals. Once an athlete becomes a member of their countries Olympic team they train to be an Olympic gold medalist. Just like there’s a major difference in training methods to be part of an…

the beginning of the novel, Bernard is rejected by the Alpha class he belongs to because he appears ugly and unattractive to them, however when he returns to London with John, the Alpha class finally accepts him, “I had six girls last week… one on monday, two on tuesday…” (Page 49) This shows that fame can cause a person to go from nothing to something. Bernard becomes the center of attention among his class, and receives the rewards that go with that, promiscuous sex and…

projects, I was always allowed inside the room to observe and express my opinion. Richard Green relished the idea of having as many opinions as possible so that he could better the radio station. We had weekly meetings on Monday from 5pm-6pm and Wednesday from 1pm-2pm. During the Monday meetings we would express how the week would go. On Wednesday’s we would discuss how we would finish off the week and express new ideas for the upcoming week. At the beginning of the internship, I didn’t receive…

incredibly unique experience for me because I was used to the atmosphere surrounding high school soccer games where less than fifty fan would show up, I was shocked when I saw hundreds of fellow students filling the stadium for a soccer game on a Monday…

In the book Morales wanted to find Isidoro on his own because he wanted to bring justice to his wife that he loved enormously. “I’m here on Thursdays. On Mondays and Wednesdays, I’m in the Constitution Square station. Tuesdays and Fridays, Retiro… That’s my schedule this month. I’ll change it in September. I change it every month.” In the movie Morales had done the same action. He waits at the train station…

just the first day of school!” But of course, it was an AP class, and I was now an AP student. Chapter 1 was about twenty pages… but it was so. Much. Content. The chapter took me three hours to read and I had retained none of it. That week passed and Monday rolled around. We had our very first WHAP quiz, which I evidently failed because I didn’t remember anything about the chapter. Thankfully the quiz didn’t make it onto our grade. That Friday came the chapter test, which of course I failed as…