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If she could not put down a security deposit for the apartment she wanted. It would have resulted in her getting a hotel, which is ultimately more costly. She wouldn’t be able save money on food because the low price hotels do not have kitchens to cook in, and healthcare is very expensive if you cannot afford health insurance. It was clear that she need another job to make ends meet. So that is exactly what she did. She gets a second waitressing job at Jerry’s. Jerry’s is no better than Hearthside, but the pay is much better. Because of time she is scheduled to work at Jerry’s conflicts with Hearthside, so she decides to quite Hearthside. To save more money she decides to move closer to Key West. She moves into a trailer in the Overseas Trailer Park. After working for a month in waitressing she gets another job in housekeeping at a hotel. She works from 9 am to whenever she finishes her work. She only last at the hotel for one day. That afternoon she heads in to work at Jerry’s. Jerry’s begins to be too much for her. From being sleep deprived and tired she couldn’t take it any more especially when Joy starts screaming at her. She walks out of Jerry’s never looking back to return.

They were always hungry and their parents were not working because Rose Mary was lazy and Rex was drunk most of the time. The siblings had to fetch food from trashcans at school in stealth mode. Maureen solved the problem by going over to her friend’s house and had dinner with them. Brain, Lori, and Jeannette all had to scavenge for their food and clothes. Until one day they just had enough essentially, leading them to leave their parents and began the journey to acquire a prosperous life. They began saving up for the expenses of transportation, Lori made posters and Jeanette worked in Jewelry store and bay-sat and Brain mowed lawns. They were saving it in a piggy bank, but one day Jeanette came home to an empty piggy bank, she knew it was her father. When Lori, and Bran found out they were furious the siblings all waited patiently for Rex to arrive. They waited three days but when arrived he was drunk and not long after pasted out. The sibling realized it was pointless arguing with Rex, he just made them feel even more miserable. Eventfully another opportunity came up; Mrs. Sanders offered Jeanette and opportunity to escape by offering her a job in Iowa babysitting and a buying her ticket back home. Jeanette change the offer to ticket to New York city and it was a deal. The twist was as bad as Jeanette wanted to live

Natalie Sterling, a seventeen year old senior at Ross Academy had just won class president and beat her opponent Mike Domski. Mike was the kind of guy that Natalie and her best friend Autumn tried to stay away from. The girls at Ross Academy were known as demeaning and “boy crazy.” One day, during the pep rally a bunch of freshman dressed in trampy clothing and started to dance inappropriately. The leader’s name was Spencer a girl Natalie used to babysit for. The flirty freshman called themselves “Prostitutes” or Ross Academy prostitutes. Not only was Natalie embarrassed and angry by Spencers action but, she was disappointed. When the principal and Ms. Bee the student council head were talking to the girls punishments Natalie barged in. Natalie explained how she wanted to have a lock-in for all the girls in trouble and any others from school who wanted to come, about feminism and women's rights. Ms. Bee and Natalie agreed that it would be a good idea for

Keeping her head down, she swiftly glided through the crowd of staring students. “Look at her ugly boots!” “Who even wears boots like that anymore?”, she heard them whisper. The whispers built up to loud chattering, and soon, booming voices all throughout the long hallways of the middle school. Flushing with embarrassment, Phoebe dropped her books and ran to the nearest bathroom. Tears running down her face, Phoebe was a mess for the first day of school! She looked into the clouded mirror and thought, why can’t I be rich? “Phoebe! Phoebe! PHOEBE!” Turning around to see who was calling her name impatiently, she woke

“Alright get in.” Blaise told us. He drove Camie back to her car so she could drive there with us. We made our way out of the parking lot and close to where Josie was parked, by the soccer field. Josie was making her way out of that parking lot by the time we got there, so we followed her. Blaise kept honking at her and speeding towards her as a joke. There was music blaring throughout the whole car ride until we reached Taco Bell. When we got there, we all got out and went

Once we got to the school Chelsea parked her car and got out her heels clicking against the pavement. "Let's go ladies I don't want to be late it's bad for my- our reputation" she says with a quick smile. I rolled my eyes getting out of the car and pulling my bag over my shoulder. "You should put on some mascara" Bethany says pulling out her makeup bag. "I have some on" I quickly respond, "suit yourself, lashes are a big part of looking good" she says shoving her makeup bag back in her purse. Gaby silently exits the car and scurrying over next to Chelsea and Beth.

It was an average day for the Jones family of Rockroad Drive. Laura and Billy Mr. and Mrs. Jones’s two youngest children were playing Soccer outside while their older sister Anna was in her room practicing her gymnastics and writing a new song for her band, The Galactic Wonders, to play at the upcoming school dance. Mr. Jones was downstairs watching the Dallas Cowboys on their flat screen television while Mrs. Jones was outside watching Laura and Billy play Soccer helping keep score when all of a sudden they heard a humongous squeal from Anna’s room. Mr. Jones ran up the steps as fast as he could to only find out that she had fallen off her bed while practicing her back tuck for gymnastics class and had probably broken her arm in

“I like summer.” Sammy stated. “I work at A&P because the owner is my parents’ friend” he added. He quickly realized what an embarrassing blunder he made. “Because the owner is my parents’ friend!” he repeated in his thought. Sammy felt childish. He knew his emotions got out of control and he felt awkward. The uncomfortable moment didn’t last long because somebody started passing Queenie’s car. The girl looked in the mirror and started laughing. She then started to speed up preventing the car from passing her. Sammy realized she was driving way too fast!

town. Everybody is waiting for the day George Amberson Minafer, the only grandson and extremely spoiled, to get his “come-upance.” One day at a ball, George meets a girl named Lucy Morgan and falls in love. Her father, Eugene Morgan, works in the automotive industry, which George despises. Lucy and George are “almost-engaged”, but Lucy says she won’t go any further until George decides what career he wants to go into. George says he doesn’t want a job and blames Eugene for those ideals.

She work about three years there and then that store closed. She didn’t know what she was going to do, but thankfully there was a manager spot open in a small town called Sebring so in the middle of her daughters Vivian and Samantha’s school she moved them out to Sebring. They moved into a really small house, but it was perfect for their little family. However it was also very difficult. She had to make a huge decision to choose whether or not to keep her daughter Vivian back a year or move her on and cause her learning troubles in her future. She decided to keep her back a year and let her stay on pace and not cause her daughter in trouble in her future. Thankfully that was the right decision because her daughter was thriving in school. However she had to deal with her other daughter Samantha dropping out of high school, she

There comes a car in the drive-thru, and it pulls right up to the window, and as I hear chatter among the customer and Larissa. Larissa comes towards the front of the counter and says “I can’t argue with this guy, we don’t have student discounts and tells Jason to go and talk to the customer.” Jason does not hesitant and goes to the window, where I hear him saying, “sir, we do not have student discounts”, and this seems to calm the man down. Larissa makes the drinks and serves the guy his donuts that he ordered to and throws his straw wrapper at Larissa and drives off. They start talking about how Andrew didn’t know he had to come in and the seemed to talked about this sincerely and honestly, not talking about him badly at all. A few minutes

Diamond was so excited about her new furniture purchase that she could not sleep. She stayed awake all night trying to help her Aunties clean. She told her Auntie Mahogany about the 24-hour grocery store for food. Realizing that no one ate, Mahogany agreed to go grocery shopping and she wanted to locate a place to eat. Ebony agreed the Cascade/Camp Creek area had many nice places to eat that were conveniently located to the house for a quick meal. The following day, Ebony remained at the house to await the delivery of the furniture. Diamond begged to stay home, but she received instructions to go to school and be surprised when she came home. The company delivered the furniture as scheduled. The girls wanted to know what to do with the other items and Ebony requested that they place them in

Her problem is she wants to build things and take shop but Mr.Keogh says no because she’s a girl. Al gets very frustrated because she has to take cooking and sewing. Al’s teacher Mr.Richard says he don’t see no reason why she can’t take shop with other boys. So Mr.Richard told to come to his house for some leason. Al and her friend went to Mr.Richard house and took some leason. Now that al knows how to make a bookshelf Mr.Keogh wants to let girls take whatever they want instead of making them take cooking and sewing. Al’s teachers are very proud of her because she showed Mr.Keogh that girls can do whatever boys can do whatever boys can do. This story took places in mr richard

With no other solution evident for Bessie’s farm to remain under cultivation, Robert approached his brother, Harry, with a proposition to sell to him his share of the automobile dealership. The result of such a transaction would free Robert up to run the farm himself. The brothers, however, couldn’t agree on the sale price. After unsuccessfully negotiating favorable terms, an exasperated Harry told his brother that he needed to either buy or sell with the little over one thousand dollars in the company’s bank account. Robert agreed to these conditions and in a meeting at the bank to conclude the business deal, Robert shocked Harry by buying, instead of selling, the dealership.

Despite it's location, Dot's Donut Shop was about to get famous. All because of a fifteen year old girl named Larissa Summer. Now don't get me wrong. Larissa was about the same as any average teenage girl. She loved to text her best friend about the cute boy in their Biology class, wear makeup, fix her hair and dress in the latest fashion. But one of the things Larissa did displeased her friends. Larissa liked to help Mr. and Mrs. Dot run their donut shop every morning before school. Larissa's friends didn't think it was cool to help old people run a diminishing donut shop. Dot's Donut shop was in the run down part of town. Forgotten and forsaken by most of the people that lived there. Larissa wished that she could help the Dots get more