Chicken Soup Rough Draft

friendship that they felt themselves to be brothers.  They had known each other since childhood,

We could go outside after school but had to make sure we did our homework and had to be inside by a certain time every night. On the weekends, we looked forward to playing with our friends. We went to church every Sunday as a family. Sometimes we would walk to church or went in the car.

In the anonymously written article “Soup,” the writer illustrates how Albert Yeganeh, the owner and chef of a soup restaurant, dedicates his life to soup and runs his successful business in an unusual strict way. Through the writer’s observational representation of the restaurant and procedures of the restaurant mentioned in the article, the vision of Albert Yeganeh being a successful soup perfectionist with a strong and stern personality is shown clearly.

As child, I didn't participate in a lot of sports or games, so I don't really have a favorite sports or games or activities; however, I was always in love with going outside similar to going to amusement parks or sightseeings.

In a neighborhood no one gets to choose their neighbors. There are a wide variety of influences one will run into. There will always be the neighborhood troublemakers that have no respect for others property. However, there are also the polar opposites who are polite and might even help the their elderly neighbors with projects they might not be able to accomplish on their own. So, one can become the kid everyone despises by hanging out with the troublemakers, or

As the classroom visitor, Dooley can read a book to the class and the students can ask her any questions they have on her Everybody… books.

In my neighborhood there is not many kids there to play with that I know and there is only five and they are Austin, Julius, Cole, Mason, and Tyler including me. it was so fun it was like i was on a cruize when i played with them like during the winter we had a violent snowball fight it was like as violent as world war 2. And we also played football and we did not want it to be violent so we just played two and tap. Kickball was fun until i kicked it into the thorn bush and it popped, and went sledding too and i crashed because when we raced i hit the metal fence and flipped off my sled like i just got in a car crash.

Soon enough, people came around selling some food, little gifts, water and soda pop, which children enjoyed with their families. I like this period, because it brought families closer. Families in our neighborhood also began to have picnics and extended families gatherings. Moreover, children enjoyed their weekends breathing fresh air, playing games, and

Me and my friends love going outside because there’s more space to play, you get to explore new things each day and you get to see the birds and the bees and Gods trees. Believe it or not you

Every year to celebrate the holiday, my family and I would go to my great aunt’s house with all my relatives from my dad’s side. We would play spin the dreidel to collect chocolate coins and run around the house playing tag and hide-and-seek. While we played around, my dad’s aunt would be cooking in the kitchen making her famous latkes. Sometimes I would even help her make them, mixing the potatoes, onions, eggs, and flour then frying them in the sizzling pan of oil. While making the latkes with her, we grew closer together sharing family secrets and exchange glimpses into each other’s lives. One thing she would always tell me whenever I would help her is, “The most important thing in life is family and love, so always keep family close.” I didn’t realize then how important her words were. After helping her make the latkes, I would

I think, Campbell soup is successfully implementing and managing organisational change through the BPR strategy into the company. Firstly, our company adopted by the internal staffs quickly to help address the leaders of their new responsibilities for the project. Such as education to create and learn the new system, employees training in order to adopt the skill and communication that would be a lot of part for change internal and external. And lastly colleting lots of information relate to the change, through the change it improved work environment and increase profits. So we applied the BPR strategy and then we got great success in

As a child the most important place to me was the block in my neighborhood I grew up on. It was a particularly long and very wide street with several pairs of incredibly tall palm trees spread throughout both sidewalks. There was no shortage of playmates; almost every other home on the block had children around my age I could play with. There was also an older generation of teenagers that hung around together. I also had other family members living down the street from my house on the same block. As the children played daily so did the adults. The men of the block all met daily after work rotating from one home to another. They could be seen sitting around every

Miso soup is not only good for you but also terrific for a warm-up on a cold day.

French onion soup have been around since the Roman era. In its history, it was regarded as the poor people dish because of its high onion content and since onions were so easy to plant and grow. Onions were in abundance. The modern variation of the soup began in France, Paris to be precise during the 18th century. It was made from caramelized onions and beef stock. Usually eaten with croutons which was one major food of the ancient Rome.

Every day after school I would walk in my house, drop my stuff, get changed, and head right back out. Homework and studying could wait. Only flip phones were out and Massey, a sophomore in high school, was the only one with one. If no one were outside, which was rare, I would start knocking on downs all around the block telling parents to let their kids know we were out. Around an hour later, everyone was out, and depending on what sport season it was, that’s what we were playing. Football was always the most fun. It was usually two hand touch in the street but sometimes we would get lucky and play tackle on a neighbor’s yard when they weren’t home. Basketball we would play on Scott and his