Out and Back roller coaster

process of being “flushed out” since my HCG levels were very low and they didn’t see anything in my uterus anymore. I cried. I cursed God for doing this to me. I felt humiliated for telling my parents so soon. An avalanche of emotions over came me to the point of not wanting to speak to anyone for a good couple of weeks. Even months after, I felt very lost. It’s an unexplainable feeling and event to go through that I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. Even till this day looking back and trying…

school I was placed in a bilingual class where I was able find some students who spoke some Spanish. I would help teach them some of the students who were struggling with Spanish and they would teach me English. High school was an emotional roller coaster for my family…

That Crucial Moment in My Life The moment I found out I was expecting a beautiful baby girl my life changed forever. I immediately found myself on a roller coaster of emotions. I was amazed once I realized that it was small human being with a heartbeat growing inside of my body, what a miracle. I was extremely scared but tremendously overjoyed at the same time. I was immensely nervous yet vastly calm. Most importantly I was truly grateful. I knew right away I wanted to name her A’lea…

to Phidias and was believed to be somewhat related to the king of Syracuse, Heiro II. He is famously known as a mathematician, inventor, engineer, and astronomer. He went to Alexandria and studied at a school established by Euclid. He later returned back to Syracuse and spent majority of his life solving mathematical problems and making new inventions for the king. In 212 BC, Syracuse was overtaken by one of Archimedes enemies. When a soldier came to Archimedes demanding that he go with him,…

about trust on any given day, and how hard it is to gain back. How one little lie can hurt someone, and ruin a…

heart starts to sink to the bottom of my stomach. After a couple of minutes, I started to trust him behind the wheel. He did better than I expected. I thought it was going to feel like a valley fair or a six flags roller coaster. As we gradually get close to home my heart adjusts itself back into the correct position. I was very surprised how good he drove in the snow for his first couple of times. Were about five to fifteen minutes away from home and my brother start to speed and we arrive…

owners expect them to do a week's worth of tasks in only one short day. They don’t take into consideration the fact that the slaves usually aren’t getting fed properly, they aren’t sleeping comfortably, and they are constantly on an emotional roller coaster. Adding on to all of this, if the slaves don’t get the jobs finished, they will sometimes get beaten to where they are on the verge of death. In other words, small farm slaves live a rough life. The last placement of the slaves in Chains is…

“ The fireman was still there, standing his ground in case others needed help” but then “the full 110-story came down upon him”. This helped out Burke's purpose because it show the bravery of the firemen. The effect this has on the audience is bravery. Burke continues on in his piece and break it up with a quote that relates to the firemen. “Courage... is the first of human qualities...guarantees…

enormous mountains surrounding me. I could look at the mountains all day. I felt like I was out of place and I didn’t belong. I have always lived in the flat terrain of Kansas. The time had come that we were going to the cave of the winds. I have been wanting to go to the attraction since we decided we were going to Colorado. The cave of the winds is a giant cave that was found in the mountains by pioneers back in the 1800’s. Its always been a major attraction in Colorado Springs and is…

Every time we neared a video arcade, I begged my parents to let me play Whack-A-Mole. I am not sure if it was the hammer I got to use during the game, the joy of smacking the mole as it popped out of the board, or the adrenaline rush as the game sped up. In elementary school this was a rare treat my parents succumbed to only when we were on vacation, and I had worn them down. However, as a junior, my talent at Whack-A-Mole, took on a whole new metaphoric meaning. I was warned when I entered AP…