to rocky. It was also pretty dangerous because there was no railing or nothing we would go up and down mountains. When we first arrived to the pueblo I couldn't help but notice that it was like a miniature town everyone knew everyone and they would walk to stores instead of looking for a taxi or something. But there was indeed something called “mototaxistas” which were the taxis there and that's exactly what we used to get to the house my dad has there. My grandma, my uncle, brother and me got…
Garage Workshop I've done it countless times. I walk up the driveway of my dad’s generic suburban ranch house and open the fading, white garage door. The lights on either side of the door mirror each other and are always shining. Once the door finishes its loud opening sequence, I stare at the rusty decklid and tail lights of my Mustang. Off to the right of the car is a wall filled with shelves. The shelves are filled with miscellaneous items such as, christmas decorations, basketballs, and…
I lacked simple confidence, I would sit in the back of the classroom and not say a word. I figured if they can’t hear me, then I wouldn’t exist to no one. There was only one place where I felt more confidence about who I was, the pool was my, how you would say comfort place. I was able to swim to the very bottom and stay there for countless minutes thinking about my life, just enjoying the water on my skin and around me. Sometimes I would wish that I could just stay in the water forever and not…
The Transition When I woke up, I smelled pine and the sun shone so brightly into my eyes, almost to where it blinded me. I felt a hunger that I had never felt before. After that, I ate all of my food I had in my backpack, but it only made the hunger worse. Then I saw it: a ginormous pool of blood, my blood, surrounded me. When I looked around a second time, I spotted a small village close by and I could hear a conversation between townsfolk clear as day. Then I realized, I can smell, hear, and…
Imagine walking the halls of your school and you accidentally bump into a fellow student. You apologize and attempt to walk away, but the student physically grabs you and is about to punch you in your face. Your yelling and screaming for help had alarmed a teacher, and saves you from being pummeled. The principal later finds out that the student plays violent video games and thinks that this might be the cause of his aggression and influences him to release his anger through fighting. Violent…
“The Cask of Amontillado” and “A Rose for Emily” both relate to each other by telling the story of one who commits a terrible act upon another individual. In “The Cask of Amontillado”, two characters are the focus of the story. Montresor decides to murder Fortunato. He does this by simply having Fortunato intoxicated and bringing him down to the catacombs where Montresor chains Fortunato to a large stone and slowly walls him in. Fortunato is sick and dying, the damp underground cave only…
children and about themselves when they were a child. In this assignment we have three different women and men that were interviewed for the first time. These parents were family members while others were complete strangers who were interviewed at random at a shopping mall. We will be sharing the…
Malls are the second most frequently used venue for walking (Eyler, Brownson, Bacak, & Housemann, 2003). Many malls open early so that people may mall walk. Mall also offer extended open times of access to walking, prior to closing. Many choose to mall walk as the indoor climate is comfortable and there is easy access to amenities, such as benches, toilets, and water fountains. Clean, level surface and security also provide a safe walking environment…
When two people decide to join their life together for the Hispanic community that calls for a big celebration between close relatives and friends getting together to unite during this time of celebration, involving a wealth of traditions, many people say “hay que tirar la fiesta por la ventana” translated to English that the party needs to be thrown out the window, from what it translates it has a different meaning for the Hispanic culture meaning the party needs to be fancy, big and it needs…
Julius Caesar and the Coliseum It is another day that l wake up. I walk to my father’s room only to hear him talking to another person. He was saying,’’We need more entertainment in this disgraceful mess.’’ I think to myself, “Father has always been talking about having a theater outdoor.’’ He was tired of the complaints from the poor. He has the notion that if he gives them entertainment then he focus more on war. He has workers working in the pit, the place that the enslaved men work to get…