Rufioh Nitram Short Story

His physical characteristics, mannerism, and personality captivated me. He is tall, Caucasian. His brown eyes match the color of his hair, and his white skin makes his hair looks darker. His breath is fresh and tempting; his lips tantalizing. His jaw bone is like the one of an angel and everything in him is beautiful. His long neck is always well perfumed, and every time you get near you can feel the sweet-smelling fragrance. His long, toned arms can hug you like a bear along with his hands that are big and masculine. His chest is hard and tanned; his abs prominent. His long, strong legs are like the ones of a sports man as well as his feet. His gentlemanly mannerism and courtesy are one of a kind. Furthermore, he is intelligent and mature. He can have fun like a little boy and can make me laugh with whatever craziness he does. He is very energetic and a great leader. He may be explosive at times, but most of the times he reasons before he talks and knows exactly what to say. The man

Growing up Robert, the father of this family, was the eldest of three siblings. His parents didn’t give him much to any

had to raise his two brothers because their father wasn’t able to care for them after he became an alcoholic because of the passing of his wife.

In the short story “Anishinaabemowin” by Shaelyn Johnston one realizes that humans all need other people to help one to grow and change. Initially, Mae is ignorant about her language and her culture, but with the help of her mother, she grows to become knowledgeable on her roots. With her mother’s wisdom and guidance she does not flounder and struggle and was able to communicate with her grandma, an event that helped her grow into a more worldly person. Specifically, on the plane to Ontario Mae is trying to learn her native language to surprise her grandmother she attempts to learn the language on her own, but soon realizes she needs her mother's help. Mae recounts a memory of asking her mother for help while trying to learn her native language.

When his father got back he was very proud but was not the man he used to be. He’d become an alcoholic and

his father and was isolated from people his age with who he could become friends with and

This amazing heart throb is known to a lot of the universe as an eye candy. Since he is a wonderful super model that has catches the eyes of many woman over the decades.

As he claimed in the story, “you know people can’t always do what they want to do … You’re getting to be a big boy … it’s time you started thinking about your future … you got to finish school.” His fatherly role came out motivated by his promise towards his mother, where he was alive she had taught him how to care and be right, he also learned from his mother how to be a man and how to respond to a family with the best praise as he saw fit. Spiritually, his upbringing brought and made his experience as seen in the story more enlivened as he changed towards a likening to his brother. From the story, death was a great motivator towards his experiences as he often found himself standing deep in thoughts where he found out his true path.

Trimmed closely at the neck, his silky black hair grew longer on top. A straight nose, dimpled cheeks and chin graced him with a look of nobility, but his tanned skin and muscular physique hinted at a tougher side.

     During the summer, I read a novel entitled Nilda written by Nicholasa Mohr. I found the novel interesting and different from ordinary novels because Nilda had a different style of writing, a journal-like style. The story is mainly about the life a young Puerto Rican girl named Nilda during the years of World War II. Nilda goes through numerous experiences that are both good and catastrophic. From camp to miracles and new friends to losing loved ones, Nilda is a novel of surprises waiting to be uncovered.

To say simply, he's handsome, long straight black hair, red eyes, he must be around 1,80 meters tall.

living with his two parents. They were a happy family, and became even happier when their child got an

He obviously saw something in this man that he really approved of. She had never seen anyone who looked quite like this man. He was much taller than any man she had ever seen. His hair was lighter...and curly. His skin was nothing from around there. He had to be some kind of foriegner that she hears her father talk about all the time. She sat there in absolute amazement over this different speicies of human to her. He laughed a little and nudged the excited lion off of him enough to step forward.

It was a cold, dreary February morning. Frost was on the grass and chills would run down your paws. Peggy the Poodle was awakened by her mother and told her father was deploying in a few hours. Peggy gathered her thoughts, emotions racing, sleepiness her eyes. Peggy howled out loud in anger as she continued to think about her daddy leaving again for another deployment. Just a yard away, Larry the Labrador was receiving the same information. Howls filled the neighborhood. How would these to puppies deal with sadness?

Nazario is not a book but it is a journey of a son trying to reach his mother. The mother who left her family to find work in a different country. It is a story of living in poverty and hoping to get through the day without food. We all think about our future plans and what we are going to do tomorrow but in honders people hope to live another day and not get killed In honduras a many mothers leave their country to chase the American dream. They believe if moving to America can fix everything but they don't know the reality of a American dream. The mothers that moves to U.S to find a better job and save enough money to bring their kids closer to them but working with the immigration is another trap. Nazario revolves a Lourdes moving from her home country to U.S to make better life for her and kids Belky and Enrique.. People are often surrounded around poverty when mothers of honders make a difficult discussion to leave they loved on behind to work in USA and not see them for years. When they are in the U.S mothers can't afford to bring their families in the USA for better life and stay closer to them. Which results in the children traveling to U.S through difficult routes to see their mother because they can't live without them anymore. Nazario is not a book it is a journey of a son carving for his mother's love. Nazario other escaping poverty and leaving her family and son finding hope to search her mother in the different country and Immigration is turned into a joke