The Stroll

feel like a tourist the entire time, and that is not the Paris I want to experience. I want to have a routine; a certain order to every day. Buy fresh fruit from the local marché, ride le métro to class, and sit for hours at cafés, watching the world stroll by. I didn’t encounter that side of…

the Not-Cocaine that the food chain puts in it's food, I walk along the side walk in my little city of LA's, Huh, that's emarassing I forgot the city name. Well, Anyways, I took out my smartphone and started to look at V-ine while I was taking a stroll through LA's Hyde Park. I had a strange feeling when a strange man started yelling "Im Ronald McDonald! Give me you soul!" I looked up in time to see a man with a red bandana fall limp on the street in front of this 'Ronald McDonald' Being the…

Once the three girls stroll in, Sammy pays a tremendous amount of attention analyzing their features. Beginning with the first girl describing that she has "black frizzy hair that hadn't quite frizzed right, and one of those sunburns across the eyes."(page 69) He continues on about several other of her features that don't particularly appeal to his interests. Although Sammy gives both girls a lot of analysis, he focuses on what he doesn't like about them, even though he cannot stop giving them…

you. Cheap (or free) things to do in Berlin Berlin is a city of museums and the good news is the entry ticket to most of these museums are priced at a reasonable rate. You can catch a free ride to the Reichstag’s dome, Germany’s parliament, take a stroll down the East Side Gallery (http://www.eastsidegallery-berlin.de/), visit the Museum Island and the Holocaust memorial, visit the food market and experience the past at the topography of terror. Why Berlin is a hoppin’ travel destination Well,…

In “The Pedestrian,” Bradbury depicts a future society so obsessed with television, that those who are not are regarded as strange and even abnormal. The story is set 2053 and the majority of people stay in their homes and watch television, but one man, Leonard Mead, enjoys to take walks outside. In fact, he seems to be the only person who walks the streets, as in the ten years that he has taken walks, he has never seen another pedestrian. This shows how everyone has changed from being social…

Climate change has been on the radar for many scientists in the last few decades. As we pollute the Earth increasingly each year, climate change is starting to become more serious. First off, who should be worried about climate change and the environmental/financial costs that come with it? Quite frankly, everyone should begin to believe that our climate is changing for the worse and if we do not try to reduce the effects, our future will not be pretty. What does this have to do with the article…

Celts believed the night before the new year, a boundary “portal” between the dead and the living would be opened. So, the spirits of ghosts were able to come to the real the living world. It was believed that the ghost of the dead would rise and stroll the earth.So on October 31st, they would celebrate Samhain. They would dress up in animal heads…

Gratitude is the quality of showing appreciation and being thankful. By being grateful, one can always find a reason to be happy and glad. Gratitude is healthy for one’s heart and soul. Recently, a professor of public health at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine did a study and was able to conclude that the more grateful people are, the healthier they are, both mentally and physically. Gratitude enables us to express more generosity and cheerfulness. Anyone can express…

Imagine waking up, tripping over a rug, and immediately breaking a hip bone or shoulder without any hesitation. With the right amount of calcium in your diet, this can reform immensely for the state of one’s bone health. The root “osteo” actually means bone; moreover, Osteoporosis is a disease in which the bone is tremendously brittle, which can be preventable with the right precautions. Bones are the formation of the skeletal system in which helps with mobility and structure. Unfortunately,…

encounter with Joseph Lebert, the subsequent trip to Carriacou and the Beg Pardon Ceremony, are the culmination of Avey’s seeking journey, where she rediscovers her cultural heritage as well as her true identity. It all starts with Avatara’s long stroll down the beach, the stumbling upon a rum shop and her encounter with Joseph, a particularly odd old man whose attitude confuses her, but at the same time shares light with regards to Avey’s problem in associating herself with the…