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    across the room of the Hocus Pocus movie that it suddenly dawned on her. She smiled as she remembered it was Halloween! How did she forget? How did she not remember the most important day of the year? Jumping up with excitement Nancy head toward the cupboard next to the poster where her wand was and chuckled “TODAY IS THE DAY!” What was the day and what was going to happen? Nancy was known to be a grumpy thirty five year old living in the suburbs of New York. She wasn’t well known however she was

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    A Day to Remember A combination of misery and joyfulness is like a mixture of evil and righteousness. December 7th, is the borderline where the two contrasting elements meet. It’s the intersection that strengthens the two elements in the United States history. On December 7, 1941, a major event occurred in the United States during World War II. While still negotiating with Japanese representatives in Washington, Japanese carrier-based planes swept in without any sign of warning and attacked the

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    You, being my backup-girl will always be “A Day To Remember.” San-Tan sickly waves her hand. Disappears. We-neg turns into a decayed Apple Tree. A crackling noise of Thunder fills the room. James crosses over toward the tree, retrieves his ring and the necklace from a rotten apple. He puts the ring on his finger, and the necklace inside of his pocket. WE-NEG (V.O.) Little Protector let my fame and abundance steer you toward the high road of pleasure and success. JAMES I doubt it wizard because

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    A Day That I Will Remember Forever It was one of the last breezy afternoons of summer before I started middle school, and I had just gotten back for summer hockey practice. Ring...ring...ring the phone goes Ring...ring...ring, I pick up the phone to hear Ally 's voice . “Hi,” she said. “Hey, what 's up,” I replied. “Not much I was just wondering if you could to hangout?” Ally asked. “Yeah, I can,” I answered, “ I just have to take a quick shower, so I will come down when I am done at around 12ish

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    I can’t clearly visualize what I did during school on that day. It feels as if the memory starts while I was snug in bed at home after getting home. I barely remember the time it was. I’m sure I could search back in my photos on my computer I used at the time to obtain a solid idea. It seems that the whole event happened within two minutes. The sky unchanging, no wind, no sounds. The heavy, gray clouds halted in their positions in the heavens to watch the whole ordeal. I hope to never forget what

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    Sudden Death In Denver, A Day To Remember. January 8, 2012 dawned Cristal cold in Denver. The snowfall from the night before had vanished, giving way to bright sunshine. A distant sun began its slow ascension, as if to glimpse over the upper deck of Mile High Stadium at the spectacle to come. It was cold. However, the chances of the Broncos proceeding to the second round of the NFL playoffs was even colder. Quarterback Tim Tebow had assumed the helm of a struggling Bronco team that was sporting

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    A Day to Remember November 22, 1963 started off as any other day in the Simon household: Mary Ann got up, went to feed the animals and grab some breakfast before heading to work at the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service Office. A normal day at work consists of working with farmers. She would have to record which fields had corn, soybeans, wheat, or nothing. She would also record how many acres of each crop was planted in which field. Around noon, she took her thirty minute lunch break

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    Sudden Death In Denver, A Day To Remember. January 8, 2012 dawned Cristal cold in Denver. The snowfall from the night before had vanished, giving way to bright sunshine. The winter sun began its slow ascension above the Rocky Mountains, as if to glimpse over the upper deck of Mile High Stadium at the spectacle to come. It was cold. However, the chances of the Broncos proceeding to the second round of the NFL playoffs were even colder. Quarterback Tim Tebow had assumed the helm of a struggling Bronco

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    A Day to Remember The worst thing that could happen to a child is getting embarrassed in front of their friends. As I sit down and think about all the times I have been embarrassed only one period stands out as my most embarrassing moment. That most embarrassing moment happen to be my 5th grade year. I was the life of the party in 5th grade I stayed in something all the time it wasn’t a day I didn’t get in trouble. I could get the class hyped at any time of the day it wasn’t nothing for my friends

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    I can still remember it like it was yesterday. It all started at about 2 p.m. It was the time I went back from school on foot. I was so tried and all I wanted was to just relax and eat. When I arrived at the front gate, I was shocked.The gate and the door were opened. It was because at that time there was nobody in my house as all my family members were not at home I was frightened and did not know what I should do. Should I go inside or call the police? I was hesitant because my family went out

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