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Alvin, I have some things that I would like to discuss with you, regarding the parenting plan. I recognize the two of us have sort of have steered away from a few details and feel we need to get back on track. EXCHANGE Initially, when creating the parenting plan, the two of us agreed to meet half-way for exchange since you were living in Spring Hill, and I in Palm Harbor. This is why we chose the church. Since you moved to New Port Richey a few months back, I have not suggested changing the location

“Nosotros tienes cinco, y,” I say as I point to Jordalisa and Raoul, “Tienes siete!” By some act of God, my heavily broken Spanish is somehow understood by Angelina, who gasps as she realizes that her friends are trying to cheat us at Go Fish. She reaches forward and yanks the extra two cards out of Jordalisa’s hand to even the playing field again. We are playing in teams of two because as the only person who doesn’t speak Spanish in the open-air room, I need remedial assistance. We are in a poor

HERO OF THE MONTH I believe that the student’s council idea to have an election for “HERO OF THE MONTH” is a bad idea. Not everyone would get chosen, people may get treated differently and students may get only voted just because they have friends to vote for them instead of a student who really deserves it. First of all, not everyone will get a chance to be ‘HERO OF THE MONTH’. In most public schools, students can reach a total of 1500 students and with only nine months in a school year it’s not

My grandma has alzheimer's so, she can’t remember anything that happened earlier that day or 5 minutes ago. I know that I can’t get mad at her when she doesn't remember things I just told her. I know that she will remember things about music or some things when she was a child. So, I know some things she won’t remember what I did sometimes. “Eileen, what did you do today?” my grandma asked again. My mom and I were visiting my grandma. We were in her bedroom putting away her clothing and cleaning

I grew fearful by the minute. As I walked into the night, I wondered what my mother would say. I broke curfew, again. And my mother is as strict as an Asian parent can get. I could never understand her overprotective nature. It had grown extreme to the point where I couldn’t enjoy the little things in life. As frustrated as I was, my mother wasn’t always overprotective to this extent though. She grew extremely weary a few years ago when my father and brother both died of brain tumors within the span

evading his thrusts, and countering whatever move the general attempted. After a while, bored with the general’s maladroit swordsmanship, he began his psychological warfare, slinging insults. “You are pathetic, general. You lack the skill to land a single blow and might as well throw down your sword. If you surrender now, I’ll spare your life, but as for your king, he dies.” Now, it was King Teravan laughing, “You think you can kill me, young man. Do you think I have been biding my time in this palace

Roy's POV) "Ed?" No response "Ed?... He's asleep isn't he." Roy still working on Ed's back. 'I could be mean and poke his creepy bones under his skin, to wake him up... Na, he's quiet and still this way. He should always be like this.' Roy finishing after a good half an hour, pulled the blanket to his neck and quietly left Ed to sleep. He met with Al who was reading on the couch. "How is he?" "Asleep... He fell asleep half way through... He's hopeless." "You do know he is growing two new limbs. It

Where should I start? From the beginning where all the boring stuff that makes you want to go to sleep or should I start from the middle where all the fun action starts? The beginning? Well, you guys are boring but here I go. Hello I am Tyrese L. Williams III and I am half mortal. You're probably confused well here's the rundown. A year ago I encountered my first monster while at school in math class I didn't know whether to run, hide ,or scream (I’m not the bravest) – anyway I ran for my life.

In the essay, “Against the Grain,” Marina Keegan discusses her journey living with Celiac Disease. Keegan kicks off the essay describing what she will eat on her death bed, Oreo’s, hamburger’s, pizza, donuts, a beer, and so on, she basically lists the core foods in the diet of the average American teenager. Keegan leaves the reader wondering: “Why those specific foods? Maybe they are her favorite?” These questions are then answered in the following paragraph. She states that she is allergic to gluten

Autumn on Nantucket is a wonderful time of year. Residents look forward to fewer tourists and the smart tourists can enjoy the island without the hordes of people who come during the summer months. There are tons of things happening throughout the season. The Nantucket Demolition Derby One of the many events happening is the Nantucket Demolition Derby. This has been an annual event, sponsored by the Nantucket Demo Association, since 1978. Up until a few years ago, the Derby was held in the heat