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    Excerpt from the poem “In All‚ There Were Three Things” by Fernando Pessoa As human we have certain emotional traits‚ traits that make us unique. I like to call these traits inherent passions. These inherent passions are triggered when interruptions are brought into our life path‚ when a particular life event occurs and your perspective‚ your north suddenly changes. And so for me‚ the interruption that brought to light my inherent passion was the night my grandfather’s life was disrupted by a stroke

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    in the Simple Things of Life It’s funny how the simplest things can make such a big impact in your life and bring you happiness when all seems lost. Something simple as the most mouthwatering plate of cookies can give you then energy to start your day. Or how a beautiful day can give you a bigger boost than all the caffeine in the world could do. However nothing is more important than a mothers smile to rid away the troubles life throws at us. The most everyday insignificant things may be just what

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    Reading Reflection “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Autumn Manriquez English 125 Introduction to Literature Instructor Corey King October 1‚ 2012 Reading Reflection of “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” The Reader-Response Approach is the way I connected to “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”. In this approach you can relate to the piece of literature by a personal experience. I worked with a lady by the name of Mary Hodges and she is the female version of the character Walter Mitty. This

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    remember driving through a place? In the story “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurber‚ is a story about a man named Walter Mitty and he is a daydreamer that dreams all day. He is a man that loses all of his day dreaming and daydreams about things that he sees and anything around him. He is a man that nobody really appreciates and knows very well‚ his wife is very controlling and bossy. Walter is a loyal guy‚ he does not have much of a life‚ and he bad memory. If I had the chance to eat dinner

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    THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES by Sue Monk Kidd This heartfelt‚ captivating novel starts out with a very troubled fourteen year old girl named Lily Owens who lives with her father and their black maid Rosaleen. Her mother is dead due to an accident partially caused by Lily. As the story begins‚ Rosaleen gets thrown in jail and beaten up by three white men because all she wanted to do was to go into town and vote. Lily then decides it’s the time for them to run away to find the town Tiburon‚ South Carolina

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    Ayaan talks about the concept of Islamic culture. Ayaan identifies gender‚ money & violence as the main obstacles to the integration of immigrants into Western society. Muslim attitudes on the status of women‚ education of girls‚ credit‚ debt and financial planning weaken people’s ability to honor their obligations or avail themselves of opportunity. The argument showcased is that Muslim schools should be banned in western societies because they are breeding grounds for indoctrinating young people

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    The Role of Technology in Modern Life The concept of technology as a necessity does not come to us as a surprise‚ since we have been depending on technology for decades. But what are we really using it for? How is it changing the way we live? What are we looking for when we buy a new devise? We will discuss this topics in order to achieve a clear idea of the role technology has in our lives. Nowadays‚ we are far away from the days when people complained about technology’s omnipresence‚ it is a

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    Zach Taylor is a character in Sue Monk Kidds novel ‘The Secret Life of Bees’. He is a black boy living with the racist culture that is the norm in South Carolina in 1964. Zach’s story and the challenges that he faces show the reader the theme of discrimination‚ specifically race discrimination. This conveys to the reader the important message that you can succeed despite your circumstances‚ and that the colour of your skin does not define your worth. Race discrimination was a prominent issue in

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    she thinks the setting is. Many of times the reader is left to figure out what time period a certain books setting is in‚ or how old a certain character is‚ only trying to figure this out with minimal clues the author reveals. After reading "The Secret Lion"‚ I was blown away by how much time was spend in describing more of the setting and characters rather than just telling a story about what popele are doing. The whole time I was reading the story I was forced to picture it‚ the story became

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    I believe that the structure used in "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" was the descriptive structure because it describes what Mr. Mitty’s life could have been like if he had done something different. For example‚ the daydreams of being in the military and flying planes. The structure in "Gumption" is compare and contrast because the entire story is Clara naming the differences between the Oysters and Sylvester. For example‚ the story starts off with her talking about Sylvester needing gumption and

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