When I sat down to write this speech, there were so many things that I wanted to say about Courtney that I didn’t know where to start. there were so many beautiful things that I wanted to say about Courtney, that I didn’t know where to start, but this is by far the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. Courtney was not only beautiful on the outside, she was a beautiful person. She also saw the beauty in others. Courtney formed her own thoughts and opinions about the people and the things around her. Although incredibly difficult, this reminds me not to feel sorrow for her death, but instead to feel grateful that her presence has blessed our lives. it. I am HONORED to be her big sister. When I looked at Courtney, I saw a reflection of myself,
Today would've been Kaylynn’s 16 birthday. She would’ve gotten her first car today, just like Logan did. She died at the age of 8. The doctors tried everything. Her poor heart just gave out on her. She tried to live. She never gave up on herself. She went to school, and did everything the other kids did. She didn’t let her disease stop her. She may of not been good at it, but she tried. Kaylynn inspired many, especially me. She pushed herself, she didn’t want special treatment. She knew if she believed in herself she could do anything. When she turned six we took her to Disney World. She has always loved to pretend to be a princess and her dream came true since then she followed her dream. She always was telling everyone not to give up that she believed they could do it. She helped everyone follow their dreams. If Kaylynn were still alive, I would say
Ladies, Gentlemen good morning to you all. I am here today to speak to you on behalf of tennis Australia and in essence the rest of the globe in terms of Tennis. My question to you is, why are women denied the chance to perform and exhibit there elite talents their ultimate mettle in 5 sets of tennis like the men’s game. Why fans are denied the pleasure of seeing this is to be questioned? Why aren’t women able to play 5 sets?
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I’d like to clarify the reasoning behind the question I asked you yesterday. I knew you misinterpreted what I was asking you when you responded. I didn’t want to interrupt you while you were conducting team check-ins. This morning it dawned on me that, if I didn’t clear this up, I may leave you with the wrong impression.
Per our phone conversation last week, I wanted to follow-up and inform you that Jacquelyn Lee sent her academic petition yesterday. She requested her apprenticeship be added for 4 units in order for her to graduate. As I stated last week, Michael Murray and I discovered how her being misinformed by a previous advisor led to a misunderstanding.
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She allowed me to get to know her better and allowed me to know more about her crazy life. I find her very inspirational because it doesn’t matter how bad of a day she was having, she always had a smile on her face and was trying to make the best of it. Lexie always had something going on in her life, but she didn’t allow it to consume her and she didn’t let it ruin the rest of her day. I learned a lot from her, I learned not to give up or get down on yourself when something doesn’t go your way. I also learned from Lexie that you need to appreciate everything in life. Lexie allowed me into her life and told me everything about herself without holding anything back which I enjoyed hearing. She has three sisters, so I think she isn’t listened to at her house so she feels comfortable talking with me because she knows that I am there to listen and to pay attention to her. I am grateful for the time spent with Lexie over this year and it will be sad having to say goodbye to
Today when you get up in the morning you find that your body has been replaced with A GLITTERING IRIDESCENT MECHA SUIT ENCRUSTED WITH EVERY NICE MESSAGE YOU'VE EVER BEEN SENT.
Good afternoon ladies and gents, I am here to give you guys your commencement speech. When I heard that I could do it, I immediately said yes, then I had to go home and do all this research about what a commencement was and how to actually make one. When I did do the research everything popped up in spanish and then I realized my father had changed the settings. But here I am giving it all I got, but besides that I am here today to talk about the future. A subject no one is willing to raise their hand for or even let out a small peep. Usually when the subject about the future is brought up everyone starts crying and starts panicking, well this is for the class of 2016, some of us don’t know where we are going, some of us do but that’s okay,
Salam alaikum and good evening, everyone. I would like to thank Brother Naeem Baig and the ICNA National Committee for a phenomenal job organizing this year’s convention honoring the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and for inviting me to speak tonight. I would also like to thank my colleagues at the Arab American Association of New York for their hard work and dedication, which allows me the opportunity to be in attendance at this indispensable conference. I am extremely honored to be here with all of you. It means a lot to me to be back in Baltimore. As some of you may know, last April I participated in the March2Justice, walking on foot with Justice League NYC and friends from across the country from New York City to Washington, D.C. to deliver a "Justice Package" of criminal justice reform legislation that will end racial profiling, demilitarize our police forces, and invest in our communities. Along the way, my fellow marchers and I stopped in this great, and at that time, troubled city and attended Sunday services at the Empowerment Temple and joined Freddie Gray protests at the Western District police station. Those were unforgettable and moving experiences that I will carry with me, always.
We have received an invoice from Dependable Express for damages to a pallet. On The 16th of December, we had some FRG leaders come to the warehouse to pick up goods from us (Ms. Rita, Ms. Neta and Mr. Lacy). Rodreck and I were in the warehouse working with Ms. Rita and pulling her order. We asked Ms. Rita, to meet us at the warehouse ramp, so that we can spot her into position. Once we got to the warehouse ramp, we noticed Ms. Neta, trying to back up the ramp. I walked down and told Ms. Neta, that Ms. Rita was here first and she had to move out of the way.
Attention everybody! I would like to propose a toast to the bride and groom – Sydney and Adrian. For those of you who don’t know me, I am Sydney’s younger sister. I am honored to be given an opportunity to speak at here at this wedding. I would like to thank everyone who came to give their best wishes to Mr. and Ms. Belkov. I would also like to point out how beautiful Sydney looks today, which I’m sure you all agree with. I am so happy that Sydney has finally the love of her live. Her spouse, her partner, her better half. There is no other couple well suited for each other than Sydney and Adrian.
I am Bibby Biano, the head of the Australian Aboriginal culture board. When I was a child my parents and my three siblings have lived in Wallagong for our whole life and life wasn’t easy back then, we have been treated like animals and have been called all sorts of names such as apes, blackies and savages. Five years ago when I was about 20 I was walking to the shops and saw a woman approaching a little Aboriginal girl about her Disney Princess outfit and she was crying about the fact the woman called her black and a dirty little savage, as I heard this words I was disappointed that the white people have not excepted as natives as a nation and have been representing us negatively in all sorts of media.
Today we Honor the old and the new,these last few months have ment everything to me! ive meet people who made me feel at home who helped me though everything I was afraid of.i want to thank my sisters,Mother,Master for everything. without them I could have never gotten so far...they belived in me so I believed in myself and now I found what my passion is. and from here on out I will work to my full potential nothing less.I fi had to describe this family in one word It would be ''astonishing''. Because if you really take time to see how amazing this empire has grown you would be astonishing by how beautiful and just upright stunning it is.This family has taught me so much about this lifestyle and about the real world they gave me a new light
Would you rather die of oil wars, climate change, nuclear holocaust, or none of the above? The obvious answer would be none of the above. We live in a world today where we have become dangerously addicted to the already rare and limited fossil fuels because it is cheap. It is dangerous because the world will eventually run out and fight over these resources. It is also dangerous because these resources are very polluting and it puts everyone’s lives at risk. We could eliminate our addiction to fossil fuels so that the world would not have to worry about another war that puts valuable lives on the line. There are many ways we can contribute in improving the energy