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    My First Time Perming My Hair Jeff Seung Wan Kim We think of embarrassment as the laughter we endure at our expense‚ but in reality‚ embarrassment is the egg from which we hatch.. As was the case when I permed my hair for the first time. I was in grade eight‚ and let me tell you‚ it was not a good experience. After I looked at my new hair style‚ I realized that not everyone looks good with permed hair‚ and that‚ only people who have a special face structure can look luxurious with a perm

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    On one Saturday morning I had a basketball game. I was so eager to play because it was my first game ever and didn’t know what really was going to happen. It was a cold fall of 2001. I was still cold because all I had on was shorts and a tee. I walked through the doors and remember seeing a whole bunch wearing the same thing as me. We were warming up‚ and as I was warming up I was feeling a nervous feeling because I wasn’t making any baskets in the warm-ups. The game had started and I was on the

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    Lingüística Aplicada Academic Writing Teacher: Newcombe Rosa Narrative Essay Participant: Marcelle Lama 2011-5053 November 8th‚ 2013 Hope they didn’t hear! Things aren’t often what they appear to be at first blush. But embarrassment is. It was one of those boring days at school; my friends and I were used to it. Since we were seniors‚ we used to participate in the morning act on fridays‚ as usual for other grades‚ singing the national anthem first and then doing the daily

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    My focus will be on the relationship between Unoka and Okonkwo. I chose that topic because it is interesting to find out how father and son can differ in so many ways. Eventhough they are directly blood related‚ Unoka and Okonkwo have a very different characteristic. Unoka the father was a very lazy and wasteful man‚ while Okonkwo is everything Unoka was not. Many people have been asking the same question on this strange matter since they are more familiar with the saying ‘like father‚ like son’

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    eventually end up finding him and he becomes ashamed the moment his mother starts to talk. The several people his mom meets are confused and greatly disapprove of his actions towards his mother in several ways. Donald’s behaviour is an act of embarrassment and shamefulness. He acts the way he does because he is embarrassed by his mother‚ the town he grew up in‚ and how much money they have. Donald knows his mother will spill his secret and who knows what else to anybody she decides to strike up a

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    Helping people is a responsibility of every citizen‚ I believe. And I used to help everyone I could. I enjoyed the feeling I got when I reversed a stranger’s awful day and turned it into something good. I’ve learned better since then. Don’t get me wrong; I still agree with and practice the concept‚ but I’m much more adept at it now that I have gained experience. Even though I was the rescuer‚ it seemed like I always had to pay a personal price for being kind to people. After suffering much heartache

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    finally told the waiter that I had forgotten to bring my money. She was very angry and told me to see the manager. Everybody at the restaurant was looking at us as if we had committed a crime. I felt so bad for having my friends go thru such an embarrassment. I did not waste no time in apologizing to them. They told me they understood it could happen to anybody ‚ and they were with me. Fifteen minutes passed until I got to talked to the manager. I was ready to wash some dishes if I had to ‚ but thanks

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    the focus of attention to his school. The reason for that was because he was an African American student. Roger became close with his teacher Dorothy. The experiences that made Dick Gregory and Roger Wilkins differ were attention‚ contribute and embarrassment. First‚ attention in what I was given to read Roger was given more attention than Dick. When Roger started school he wasn’t getting a hard time from his teacher. As for Dick it seemed like he teacher didn’t want anything to do with him. She would

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    babe uttered another cry of pain. But the mother did not seem to hear it.” This passage shows the fear that Hester Prynne has of the people that are in the crowd. It shows that by holding the infant close to her bosom is a symbol of shame and embarrassment which she is trying to hide from her child. Also‚ when it says that basically Hester ignored her infants cry as she held her closer it shows that she feels it is more important to shelter the infant from reality. Also‚ Hawthorne creates the imagery

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    The prison door is important to the Puritan social order‚ whose unbendable certainty condemns and confines Hester. Like the door (oak is among the heaviest and most grounded of woods)‚ the Puritans are fearless in their moral quality and along these lines‚ unsympathetic in their judgements. The iron spikes reinforce this delineation‚ drawing in thought with respect to the gathering’s merciless judgements and reformatory character. The usage of oak in the line emphasizes the centrality of the prison

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