Osborn's Diary

In The Diary of Lady Murasaki, translated and introduced by Richard Bowring, the author of the diary, Lady Murasaki, writes about her daily life as a lady-in-waiting for Japanese royalty. It is set in the Heian Period, which is a relatively stable and peaceful time in Japanese history. She uses various poetry and fashion throughout her stories to demonstrate how this was the only way for women at that time to express themselves.

This is actually the first time i've felt welcomed in a school. Almost all the teachers are there to help and answer your questions if you have no clue but most importantly they are all there for the same reason and that reason is to help the students. All the teachers want to see the students succeed and improve. Honestly the location of the school is not the best but the teachers make the best out of it. The school recently invested in a safe security system and the school has many beautiful cesar chavez

I am sorry to say this, but I might be dead by the time you read this or not you never know if this could be my last letter to you during this time of war. Anyways I wanted to write this letter to see how you were doing I hope you have been doing well back home. Also please say hello to my little brother tell him i'm doing well out here. I have been lucky enough to not have been injured during any of the battles out her in no man's land.

“I had never imagined how intensely Anne had occupied her mind with the problem of Jewish suffering over the centuries, and the power she had gained through her belief in God, this was a surprise to me,” said Otto Frank after he read Anne's diary. Because of the spread of Anne's diary, now not only can Otto learn about how she felt, but the world can too. Although many difficult events took place during Anne Frank's childhood before the war, life in hiding and the camps, and her legacy after the war, she is now known as one of the most famous German-Jewish Holocaust victims.

(“Bitches” is how you’ll hear me refer to Keri, Laurie, and Hallie—the three headed monster as I like to think of them—from this point forward.) She had noticed the girls come into the store and begin peering through the outfits. Given that Keri, Laurie, and Hallie were all about my age, my mama had reckoned that they would be more than likely classmates of mine. So, of course, she wanted to talk to the girls and see what they had to say all the cool kids would be wearing when school resumed next week.

I am helen waterford and my life was packed away in a blink of an eye, we were only allowed one suitcase. All our belongings had to be sold or taken unless you had someone who would take them. we had to take our suitcase and board a train headed to the east. This is a struggle I had to face because of Hitler. luckily we got a little bit longer time in our home because Siegfried got his appendix removed just so we could look for another way out. Ten thousand fellow jews had to face this horrible event along with me and Siegfried. Getting a lot of clothes packed we managed but we also had a little food in there as well. My whole life was in this one suitcase so I had to pack it as my life depended on it because deep down

Day 1: started off bright and early, waking up at 2:30. We left the Calvary parking lot at 3:00 in the morning. We traveled for 16 hours straight with 4 breaks, including lunch then we finally reached our destination. Our first day started off pretty crummy. We arrived late, so everyone was already waiting in the church for supper. We parked the van and all the leaders/homies surrounded our vehicle with plastic bags asking for our phones. We then had to go to eat while meeting with our small groups getting to know each other, but considering we were late everyone already did that but us. It was very uncomfortable but we told ourselves tomorrow will be better.

After all of my periods, the dismissal bell rang and it was time for practice. As I was walking in, I saw a lot more girls here. Something about them caught my eye, most of the new girls were the same height as me.

The end of, “The Diary of Anne Frank”, her father Otto Frank was talking to the women that helped them in the annex, Meip Gies, after finding out Anne and Margot had died. Miep gave Otto the diary and while Otto was reading Anne’s diary he saw that she wanted her diary to be published. So I think the sequel of, “The Diary of Anne Frank” should be about her father, Otto Frank, coming to the conclusion to publish her diary like she wanted and what he went through publishing it. Also how he is dealing with the lose of his whole family.

The Diary entry below from Heidi’s dad supports and advocates the meaning in this thesis statement. Heidi’s dad’s journal entry rants about how the school is suppressing his daughter’s ability to be independent, and through him stepping in it further lessons her ability to assert her independence. The entry demonstrates that once a parent gets involved the school will drop the matter because they held little power over the student because that’s is also what the school did.

Anne gets a diary for her birthday and names it Kitty this is what she uses to write down all her feelings and what is going on with her life. Anne Frank’s story is very sad and upsetting, but at the same time inspiring. Her story so far has inspired me to not give up and to be optimistic about all the not so good things that happen to me. Anne’s story is also upsetting, it is hard to believe that anyone would have that mentality to hurt others just because they were not like them. It must have been hard to leave her life behind and without any true friends with her in their “Secret Annexe” she went to KItty and to her father for help and comfort in times of need. Anne’s living conditions when she leaves her home are not as bad as some

Kozel (2005), first describes the school as if it was a prison. It contains a spiked fence that’s eight foot tall with windows that have thick screens. The shear size of the student body requires the school to utilize about forty portable classrooms. There are also also storage rooms that were converted into windowless classrooms. This would make conditions rather unsettling for students and teachers. Other problems exist like the lack of working toilets in the school, and the issue of rat problems, where droppings were found in the cafeteria. A prison seems to sound like a better facility than the school.

I would add a timeline of the events occurring during Word War 2 alongside Anne's diary entries. I think that anyone would enjoy reading it. Throughout the book, you can relate to Anne's fights with her sister and parents, as well as you can understand how hard it is for someone to face their biggest fears as Anne

A good friendship will hold strong throughout a lifetime. In most cases however, one won’t make quite as long as the other. Some pets steal your heart, but ferrets also steal your socks. I played with Sneaky, who is a ferret, most every day when I was younger, and she was quite the animal. If I could see anyone again, it would be Sneaky.

No. These are Morgan, Lane, and Gloria.” Paris pointed to each of the girls as she rattled off their names. Rylee found it quite scary how identical they all were. Black hair, blue eyes, and ultra-pale skin. For Pete’s sake, they were all dressed the same. They were like a group of perfect little Megan Fox’s. “Well, since you’re the new girl, and, you know, not completely ugly, I figured you would like to join us.” Rylee had to use every ounce of self-control in her to not cackle at Paris’s proposition. She was about to start reciting the long list of reasons why she did not-nay COULD NOT- be friends with this group of girls, but then she remembered. Her last school was the definition of hell, she did not have a single friend, unless you count the librarian who let her check out all of the new books first, you know, when they still had that new book smell. Rylee had made a promise to her mom, and herself, that she would at least try to make friends