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    Eulogy For My Father

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    Today I’m thankful for my brother Trevor. Hard working‚ outgoing‚ funny‚ and simple are 4 words that describe him perfectly. No matter what he’s doing he puts his full effort into whatever it is. If it was a sport he wanted to be better at‚ he would spend hours working on it in his own time. If it was a project he needed done for school‚ he would put it before anything else. If it was a few extra hours of studying to get a good grade‚ he would do it. But most of all‚ any time anything needs done

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    Personal Narrative-Father

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    “Thanks for the ride Dad‚” I said as I grabbed my flag bag and my luminescent orange water jug‚ slamming the car door behind me. As his car sped off‚ I realized that it really wasn’t very cold out‚ considering it was almost November. I was glad that I had decided to wear a T-shirt and leggings. I dropped my flag bag into its usual spot‚ between the white parking line and our junior captain’s bags. I was one of the first ones there‚ which was pretty unusual‚ considering I was normally late most of

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    Bob Is My Father

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    Bob is my dad. I love Bob‚ he has raised me since I was little. I have been obese since 2 and smart since 22. I like eating potato’s and pie. If I were a potato I would be a creamy one. I love you dad.Bob is my dad. I love Bob‚ he has raised me since I was little. I have been obese since 2 and smart since 22. I like eating potato’s and pie. If I were a potato I would be a creamy one. I love you dad.Bob is my dad. I love Bob‚ he has raised me since I was little. I have been obese since 2 anBob is

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    up I was told that George Washington Carver invented peanut butter from my history teacher in elementary. I remember my teacher asking the class if we knew where peanut butter came from. Everyone just looked at each other waiting for a response. My teacher told us that George Washington Carver did‚ so I believed this belief for the longest time. NEWVIEW: Later on in life I realized that peanut butter has actually been around before “George Washington Carver invented it.” Although he did discover

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    there is from 1942‚ but they got financial problems‚ so it have to be a later in the years. In the text the main character mentions Sacramento‚ the capital of California in America. In the story we meet the main character Al‚ who is 31 and he is a father to two children‚ Alex and Mary. We also meet his wife Betty and her sister Sandy. We hear about their old dog Suzy and the new dog Sam. And later in the story we meet Jerry and Molly. Shortly the story is about Al and his stressful life. He has problems

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    author finishes a polished piece of fiction. Raymond Carver’s Will You Please Be Quiet‚ Please? however will appeal to the mass audience of fiction readers throughout all genres‚ because Raymond Carver allows for his readers to become lost in his vivid and continoues dreams which he concurs with raw splendor and sinster truth. Carver’s book is a collection of fictional realism pieces that have many common threads of writing devices and themes‚ but Carver expresses and explores unique‚ nearly taboo

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    Ww1 Letter To Father

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    Dear Robert‚ How are you son? How’s your mother? Tell her I’m fine that she doesn’t need to worry about me and that I will be home soon. It has already been a month since I’ve seen you. Thank you for the blanket and cookies that you gays sent me I really miss your mom’s cooking. Hopefully this letter will get to you. I wish I had never singled up to fight in the war. So my dear son don’t ever make the same mistake I’ve made just because I’ve became a Tommy doesn’t make you obligated to become a

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    Writing a eulogy for my mother would be difficult because I always imagine my mother to be immortal. This is a small example of what I would say during my mother funeral. My mother was the light of our home. She was supportive and caring for others. My mother went through a lot in her life‚ but nothing ever stopped her from giving us the attention we needed. My sister and I were not perfect children‚ but she never judge us. Instead she looked for ways to understand and help us. All she ever wanted

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    Raymond Carver’s “Cathedral” and Tess Gallagher’s “Rain Flooding your Campfire” are good examples of intertextual dialogue between two writers. These two stories show us how two writers can grow and develop short stories differently from the same experience. There are similarities between the stories‚ such as the use of a first person narrator‚ the plot‚ setting‚ and also there is an interchange between the narrator and the blind man in both stories. But within these similarities there are also

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    One of the major themes in the book Rebecca is the narrator’s search to establish her identity. Du Maurier establishes this theme from the very beginning by maintaining the narrator’s anonymity‚ as only Maxim knows the narrator’s name. The quest for the narrator to find her true identity is simply the whole subject of the book Rebecca. In the beginning‚ the narrator seems to be lost in the world. She works as a companion for a rich and ignorant woman. Then she meets the man she will marry named

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