Descriptive writing – Train I walked up to the main entrance from the usual route I took every morning. The walls of the Train Station were panelled with clean cut glass there was no brick to be seen only large panels of glass and the occasional clean cut white glossed plates perfectly aligned with one another and reflecting the early morning sun. The building was contemporary; full of sharp edges‚ corners and vertical lines cutting through the city vista. As clean and neat as the building was the
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My grandma‚ Lucille Knutson-Bosen‚ changed my life in three ways. She taught me to be kind to everyone‚ to show my strength‚ and to cherish the people I have in my life. I have never seen a person who isn’t famous have so many people look up to them. My grandma loved making people feel welcome; she was the kind of grandma people wished to have. My grandma taught me to be strong but more specifically how to be strong mentally. In the seventies my grandma was diagnosed with Stage Four Melanoma
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vacant space with a large concrete sink conspicuously imposed in one corner. Grandma used to stand upon the red brick pavement in front of this sink every morning; cleaning vegetables for meals‚ washing clothes from the day before‚ or scrubbing pots and bowls in soapy water. When grandma was doing her chores at the sink‚ I would stagger into the yard with my little green wooden chair dragging behind‚ set it a few feet from grandma‚ sit down and watch her hands maneuver among the items with fascinated eyes
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contrast two characters from stories we have been reading‚ Great-Grandma from The Three-Century Woman by Richard Peck and Laurie from Charles by Shirley Jackson. Both Laurie and Great-Grandma lie and misbahve in some way. Initially‚ their families aren’t aware that they’re lying. In The Three-Century Woman‚ the narrarator doesn’t know that Great-Grandma is lying until her mom tells her‚ and the mom doesn’t know until Great-Grandma said that her husband died young. In Charles‚ Laurie’s mom believes
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My Great Grandma‚ Marcella Wallace who was born in the 40’s and lived in Michigan in the 60’s. She was raised Roman Catholic and taught to “Look for the good in people” (Wallace) and to “work hard‚ so you have a better outlook on life” (Wallace). This is her story of the beginning to the end of John F. Kennedy’s presidency. It was July 13th‚ 1960 when news went out that John F. Kennedy was running for President. He was a Roman Catholic and believed in finding good in people‚ and planed to take part
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plane it was fun at the end only because someone got a toilet paper roll birthday cake. After me and my mom ‚ dad ‚ and grandma got off the plane we got our bags and waited for a taxi. The hotel was beautiful but they had horrible service . We got two rooms which we waited for 2hrs for . We stayed in the hotel the first day but not the next. The 2nd day I checked with my mom and grandma we found a lot of different stores. The same day we checked out a lot of San Diego by walking . When we finished checking
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name back. When my mom would bear her the bad news he has been gone for years‚ my great grandma turned as silent as a mouse for the remainder of the day‚ wallowing in her sorrow. Yet‚ as her memory faded‚ mine
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The Big Game It has been a long weekend with all the soccer games‚ but today is the big day! It was the day that SLSG Roda JC will win the big championship game! But let’s not get ahead of ourselves and let’s take a look back when this weekend all started. It was a Thursday night and the team and I were having our practice meeting with the coaches. The coaches were telling us what we needed to work on so we could be great for the tournament. As practice went on‚ all of us girls were having a good
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Many times‚ my family can be hard to get along with‚ constantly teasing and humiliating not just me‚ but each other. We are much like any other family... except we’re Mexican. We have uncles‚ cousins‚ relatives we don’t even know of; we call each other weird names like Pollo‚ Prieto‚ and Gordo; but mainly‚ we always find a reason to get drunk. Whether it be for a baptism‚ a wedding‚ a child’s birthday‚ parties don’t end until three in the morning. When my family gets together‚ either it ends either
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English 111 A 10/7/12 Imagine if you had a dreadful disease that took away your memory and you could no longer remember familiar people‚ places or events. This is what is happening to my Grandma. She has been diagnosed with vascular dementia and it has been detrimental to her life and her mind‚ and I hate to think about what it will do to her in the future. She is 80 years old and is still able to live alone‚ however her son lives across the road from her. Other than having dementia‚ she is
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