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    There is an old saying, finding a needle in a haystack. Fortunately, I have never had to try to find a needle in a haystack, but I have had to find an anchor on the bottom of the lake until I went fishing with Jon Mans. It was a bright sunny day in the middle of July. Jon Mans and I were headed to the lake, where we would meet our football coach, Jimmy, to go fishing. Even though we arrived at the lake well before Jimmy, we got my 14-foot camo Alumacraft the trailer. Additionally, the boat was…

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    Narrative Essay On Bully

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    The definition of a bully is someone who uses strength or power to harm/intimidate those who are weaker. People will always come across someone like this in their lifetime. Bullies can’t seem to just mind their own business, they tend to always judge other and/or put others down. Seventh grade at Taylor Middle School was a horrible time for me. My friends and I were always put down by Josh, the bully. This was constant until one day we all decided to stand up to this bully. The middle school in…

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    James McBride’s The Color of Water switches between his story growing up as a black boy with a white mother named Ruth, to her story about being the only white Jew in an all black community. James is interested in his mother’s family tree and undergoes many big changes in his lifetime. However as a reader, Ruth McBride’s story is more captivating because of her childhood experiences and how she went against everything she was taught by her racist family to having an all black family of twelve…

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    “Though this be madness, yet there is method in’t.” (2.2.223-224). William Shakespeare’s Hamlet perfectly conveys everything from madness to betrayal. Shakespeare's play follows Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, through all of his woes that lead to his insanity. Hamlet is about revenge, justice, fate, and so much more. Hamlet sums up how love and deranged situations affect people's sanity. Hamlet’s insanity is illustrated by the fact that his family life is crumbling down, he has a newfound…

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    With all of the madness going on in this day and age, the only way to stay current on the happenings of the world is to watch the news and hope for the best. Television has helped citizens remain informed on the world around them. Viewers can visit other countries, explore different cultures, and learn things they never would have been able to from the comfort of their La-Z-Boy recliner. The troubling mystery is if the media is trustworthy or not. Most would assume yes. Of course the news media…

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    It was a cold day in Darkland, cold as a vampire’s heart. It was another day of sacrifice, happiness, and relief for the Head Of Darkland and a day of grief for the citizens. It was the day of the messenger. This day involves worryness and hiding because the messenger and HOD makes their decisions on the one person leaving each family. The world darkland is a vampire world that’s cruel and untrustworthy. Most people keep their secrets away so they won’t get taken by the messenger,…

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    Fairy tales have been used for centuries to pass on morals and principles to children. The fairy tales use various means to get their points across, but each one has a theme that the child is expected to understand. In the case of Little Red Riding Hood, the characters and their interactions are used to share the moral. However, the supposed moral is conflicted when the reader takes a deeper look into the seemingly simple tale. Little Red Riding Hood symbolizes innocence and being naive while…

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    The Chic-Fil-A Short Story

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    It is a big challenge.” “Ya know there’s something that I just don’t get.” “What’s that?” “Nevermind. It don’t got nothing to do with my godson’s dying.” “It’s okay. You can tell me about it.” “I don’t want to offend you by my recent lack of respect for a married couple.” “Spill the beans, Vanessa. This I have to know.” “No offense to you because…

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    Nicki 's POV As his head was coming up Lani walked in "I hope I wasn 't intruding on anything but its time for dessert" he said and then rolled his eyes while walking off. I giggled "Well thank you" I said to Drake blushing awfully hard, my panties were soaked his kisses turned me on, I knew he was just trying to be sweet, it was innocent. "Your welcome, well before we go out there can I get your number ?" He asked "Yeah no problem" I said taking his phone and entering my number As we got…

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    No one was without blame. Each side wanted a war. Each side wanted to win. I would say the North had more to do with the Civil war than the South, due to atagonistic writers and newspaper editors. Once won the South was returned to (on paper at least) it's normal position in the USA. However, the Solders and the Politicians fought for two different reasons. Most politicians wanted war, in the way a child want to punish others for their own selfish resons. Their resons for it are too complicated…

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