The Day Of 4/20 Short Story

Charlie is a celebrity when it comes to fantasy football so much that his friends at school call him brain, Charlie loves football along with his friend Anna, Anna’s grandpa (Joe Warren) owns a football team the L.A. Bulldogs and they are not that good of a team, Joe's son Matt Warren ist eh coach of the team and he is not the greatest, but thing start getting better when charlie goes to their first scrimmage which they barely won and charlie starts sharing some of his ideas to make the team better and they go through with it, charlie starts a podcast this was Anna’s idea and some stuff gets out their that Charlie did not want to get out there, but he bulldogs team starts getting better.

The players of a high school football team were traveling home from their football game in Fernandina Beach, Florida. It had been a tough night. It was August and still hot. The game had lasted three hours, and the players had to play offense, defense, and special teams because there

High school is a big time for change in a teenagers life. They go through problems with friends, family, grades, and sports. For Andy Jackson, a 17 year old student at Hazelwood High School, he went through all of those troubles. He plays for the basketball team with his friends Rob Washington, Tyrone Mills, and B.J. Carson. One night after basketball practice, Andy was drinking alcohol and driving which led them to get in a car crash. Andy, Tyrone, and B.J. escaped the car with a few cuts and bruises, but Rob got stuck and burned to death. Rob’s death brought Andy to blame himself. He turns away from his friends, his girlfriend, Keisha, and his family. Andy changes negatively after the car crash; he becomes insecure, he closes up his feelings, and he turns emotionally weak.

Dylan has a lot of struggles and is stuck in a ‘black hole’, but he did not give up and he escaped the streets. Throughout the book, he tries to stay out of trouble as much as he can and tries to stay away from bad influences and avoid the kids who works for Brendan. However, he talks a lot with Jenna, who works for Brendan and because of that, it got him into trouble and had been beaten up on purpose. Because of that fight, he is in pain and Jenna goes seem him in a old factory where he sleeps and she gives him pills. The pills are drugs, but he does not know which one and that got him addicted.

Julie and I had tentatively agreed on a transfer date of 3/28/16. However, with Nahla being on vacation the week of 3/28, the next BPK NEO session is offered on 4/11 and I have staffing challenges the week of 4/4/16, I am requesting 4/11/16 be Nahla's confirmation date. Please advise.

In the summer James practiced with his dad and sometimes with his friends. James loved playing with dad. They would play every day and would never miss a game. Their favorite team is the Dallas Cowboys. James was born in Dallas and lived in Dallas his whole life. His dad always gave him tips and lessons. The Morgan’s had always been having trouble with money. James’ dream is to play in the NFL and help his parents with money issues. Summer flew by and college was starting soon. On his way to his friend’s house, his dad’s friend from work came over and had news, bad news. He said that his dad got in a bad car accident and is paralyzed from the

The speaker Chris Herren, a former McDonald's all American basketball player, was a straight A student, a smart kid, but when he started surrounding himself with alcoholics and drug abusers, he couldn't help but join them. His drinking and drug abuse caused him to have to quit basketball and become a speaker for drug abusers, and it all started because of a few friends convincing him to drink a few beers on a Saturday night. If he would have said no and created his own path in life, then maybe he wouldn’t of had to go

He tries so hard to quit; however, he can’t. He is addicted to methamphetamine. He’s gone to plenty of rehabs and numerous 8 step programs, but he isn’t strong enough to beat this addiction. He sells stuff he owns for “Just one more hit”. He keeps telling himself this is the last time, but it’s really not because of a side effect called withdrawal, where they experience severe depression, loss of energy and the need to use more. This occurrence happens often 30-90 days. He loses his house because he can’t pay rent because he cannot hold a job. This once straight A student is now living in an alley and is hooked on meth. Now imagine if this was you sleeping in that cold alley with people that made the same mistakes as you. “Everyone starts out innocent, it’s the choices you make that will define who you are,” Going, K. L. "18." Saint Iggy. Orlando:

Sunshine was pouring out from in between the buildings, casting shadows all around Ponyboy and the gang as they walked to Pony’s school. They were taking their time walking down the streets and for the first time they all were really seeing what was all around them. Memories were surfacing in their minds showing them what it all meant to them. With every step they took on the sidewalk they remembered a different memory as if they were walking down memory lane. Ponyboy didn’t think it was possible for him to be walking down this street for the last time as a high school student, but he had gone through the years with great grades that earned him many scholarships.

This fictional book tells an emotional story about the change in the bond between two best friends as they grow up. During the 1960s, drugs such as marijuana and LSD was common among the hippies and this leads to a life-changing decision that changes the lives of the two best friends, Mark and Bryon. Bryon’s girlfriend’s younger brother, M&M, takes a turn to an unexpected world of drugs that change him from the sweet boy he once was, to a scared and weak boy. Drugs were the fault to this problem and when Bryon finds out that his best friend Mark has sold drugs to earn money, he makes a decision that changed both of their lives forever.

At the opening of the story, the narrator has just learned that his brother, Sonny, had been arrested for drug use. “He had been picked up the night before in a raid on an apartment downtown for peddling and using heroin” (Baldwin, 123 ). He quickly felt the hopelessness and despair that you feel for anyone who gets into drug usage and the unrelenting disbelief. “I didn’t want to believe that I’d ever see my brother going down, already seen so many others.” (Baldwin, 123). The narrator does not want to believe in Sonny’s downfall, but in his heart of hearts, he knows it to be true. He takes time to reflect on his students and how he watches the same addictions take over their lives. “Maybe it did more for them than algebra could.” (Baldwin, 123.) The narrator also feels like he failed his mother by not looking out for Sonny and not being aware of his downfall into addiction. “You got to hold on to your brother and don’t let him fall, no matter what it looks like is happening to him and no matter how evil you get with him.” (Baldwin, 133). Sonny’s

Jeremy started to miss a lot of school because he believed it was a waste of time. Have you ever heard the phrase “time is money”? Well that’s exactly where Jeremy’s mindset was. From selling gum he went to pencils. From pencils it went to his urine until he couldn’t provide what the market was asking for, if you know what I mean. Of course with these selling habits, drugs were the next step in Jeremy’s life as an entrepreneur. Over time like any irresponsible child would do, he got caught. Busted by the only other people you do not want to get caught by besides the police; your parents. From this point on Jeremy calmed his habits and started spending his time differently. Jeremy had such a fond relationship with marijuana he decided he wanted to grow some himself. He wanted to test how his first plant would grow so he poked a little hole in the ground behind the shed near his house and dropped the tiny seed in. Two days passed and not a single sign of life. The following day he went back and checked the spot, where he had

The protagonist of the story is an unnamed male whose experiments with alcohol and weed at fifteen years old lead to harder drugs and greater consequences that threaten his safety and security. For example, the narrator says, “Donny said he saw me standing sorta wonky in the back and said I need a hit. Donny was the first to get me high”, he implies that his friend Donny got him high because of how he was standing. The use of drugs did not just stop at marijuana, the narrator also indulged in alcohol, he goes on saying, “The rest of the kids would watch as Mark and I shotgunned Schlitz beneath the bleachers of the stadium”. Which eventually led to him dropping out if school and focusing on his habits and not his well-being. The protagonist constant influences from his friend and associates increased his use and encouraged the damages that were being done to him and his body. His habits started to heighten and the stronger drugs were amongst him,

Once upon a time there was a boy named Jimmy. Jimmy lived with his mom in a small house that was located in the south of Montana. Jimmy was not that tall of a kid and was fifteen years old and went to a high school located about five blocks away from his house. Jimmy 's mom was a part time nurse that work at a hospital about a thirty minute drive away. His mom did not get home until 10-12:00 at night. This meant that Jimmy was in charge of the house while his mom was gone.

One day him and his friend were playing at school. His friends name was Justin and his name was Cody. Cody and Justin were best friends but one day they had a fight. His friend Justin said he will give him his home address at the end of school and they will talk about it there. At the end of school Justin gave Cody his Address. When Cody got home he asked his mother that he is gonna go to his friends house and gave an assurance to his mother that he will be back.Cody starts saying to her mom that if she stills remembered what he did when he was little. Cody mother said bye and Cody went straight to Justin address.