Spoonful

MORRIS (unpleasant tone) L-l-luv-ly. Ruth has a serious look on her face. RUTH I know she’s tough, but she’s the best. Ruth picks up Morris’s untouched baby food. RUTH (CONT’D) You don’t like it? Looking at the jar of baby food. MORRIS N-n-o I h-ha-te it. RUTH It’s the only food you can keep down. MORRIS C-c-can u d-do me a f-f-fa-vor? Morris stares out the window at a milkshake shop. INT. REHABILITATION CENTER BEDROOM - DAY Morris is in bed drinking a milkshake. He has a smile on…

Before WW11, As the German government and community were collapsing, Adolf Hitler rose to power. He soon convinced his followers that Jews were a threat and needed to be killed. The Holocaust was the mass killings of 6 million innocent jews, led by Adolf Hitler. These were innocent people just like us that the Nazi Germans believed were undesirable. They were killed, beaten, starved, and tortured.Life is Beautiful and Night are both stories involving families trying to survive the Holocaust.…

Four years have passed since I gave him my soul. He came to me today with a box. This box was odd. The odd thing was it was colored, these colors were like a void in space in time. I couldn 't keep my eyes off the box. The colors of the box moved like a wave the colors came in shades of blue, pink, and purple. Maybe my curiosity will kill me. Before I could open my mouth to ask my curious questions he started to talk in a hushed voice. "Elizabeth I know four years ago we made a deal, but now…

Sausage Pepper Fettuccini Skillet Ingredients: 1 pound of fettuccine pasta 3 tablespoons olive oil 4 garlic clove (Minced) 1 onion (Chopped) 5 smoked sausages (Sliced to 4 pieces) 1 yellow pepper (Deseeded and chopped) 1 red pepper (Deseeded and chopped) 1 teaspoon parsley ½ cup white wine ½ cup pasta water Sea salt Directions: 1. In a large pot, cook the pasta according to package instructions. Pour away the pasta water. Reserving ½ cup for later usage. 2. In a large pan, heat 1…

Dave Pelzer’s book, “A Child Called It” (1995), tells the story of a young boy’s struggle to survive. This paper will focus on the events that took place in the book, along with my personal feelings and the effect that this story had on me. “A Child Called It” is a story that impacted me both emotionally and cognitively. There were many points that caught my attention and had me wondering how nobody intervened. For example, the methods of abuse that Dave’s mother used on him were beyond…

What is antisemitism? It is the hatred of Jewish people. Anti-semitism has not just been around for the last one hundred years; it has been around since the medieval times. Many laws were passed to isolate and persecute Jews in the medieval period (The Holocaust Explained). Jewish people were seen as a threat to Christians. The laws passed did not allow Jews to own land (The Holocaust Explained). Because of being prohibited from owning land, they could not become farmers. Also, another…

There’s not much to do, being alone and all, so I’ve been sitting in a folding chair on the porch for some time now. Scanning the edge of the forest, I realize I haven’t seen the white cat around in a while. Speaking of things I haven’t seen... A few days have passed since I met Ice at the grocery store. He’s been crossing my mind randomly, but I haven’t heard from him. I’m starting to wonder whether I imagined the whole thing. Either that or he was humoring me by asking for my number and never…

Jodie Green Jodie lives in a big city, there are lots of shops, restaurants and people from all over the world she would wonder what kind of places they all came from and what those places were like, she thought maybe one day she could travel to some of these countries and have lots of adventures. There are lots of things to do, the movies, kids clubs where you can learn to dance or make things, parks and of course sports clubs but Jodie didn’t like any of those things she liked being at home…

He turned a little sideways in his chair to drink his mug of coffee. At the table on his left the man with the strident voice was still talking remorselessly away. A young woman who was perhaps his secretary, and who was sitting with her back to Winston, was listening to him and seemed to be eagerly agreeing with everything that he said. From time to time Winston caught some such remark as 'I think you're so right, I do so agree with you', uttered in a youthful and rather silly feminine voice.…