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Heavenly smells in the air, footballs on T.V, family is gathered around, and a comfortable homey feel of my grandmother’s house makes Thanksgiving one of my favorite meals of the year. I will always have memories of thanksgiving at my grandmothers. The smell that rushes your nose as you walk in to the house. So many mouthwatering smells go through the air at my grandmother’s thanksgiving. Her Thanksgiving dinner never fails to fulfill my expectations. With the whole family gathered and the dinner

luckily I never expressed myself out loud because that initial assumption was way off the mark. They turned out to be the most purest, kind-hearted people I have ever met. One of the greatest experiences in my life involves a muddy face, a banana cream pie, and a can of whipped cream. It was 2014, and I had just arrived at a soccer field near my church.

Dog Fight: Cora K. Cherry tomatoes, green bell peppers, black olives, and... and. What else? What was it? Damn it!! I can't remember. Was it cucumbers? I think so. Well..... I don't really remember. Okay. Let's just say that. Marie is getting old anyways, she won’t remember. So, cherry tomatoes, green bell peppers, black olives, cucumbers, and Italian dressing. It wouldn't matter what anyways, Steven always likes my cooking. Plus, if I get it wrong, Marie can suck on my big toe. Hehe... Marie

The Day that Music Died “American Pie,” written by Don McLean, was a very intriguing song that described the change in music from the 1950s to the 1970s. Don McLean wrote this song in 1971, and this song has since been one of the most debated and discussed songs ever. McLean seemed to be angered by all this change in music but more importantly, the world. The world was completely different and most of the change was due to the change in music. Moreover, Holden, in Catcher in the Rye, hated change

Jagjit Bhatia Mrs. Derrow English III 3 November, 2015 Will Robots Render Humans Jobless? A man walks into his office. He is greeted by a robot who brings him his coffee: a Pumpkin Spice Latte with exactly a tablespoon of pumpkin pie spice, a quarter cup of brewed espresso, and perfect amounts of cream and sugar. The man walks to his office area and sits down in front of his computer, in which he opens up an analytics software that gives him information regarding the amount of work achieved by each

bar. I need a drink, I need to smother a parrot. I am walking through the door, and I hear the sweet, melodic, tune, sung by none other than a true church-bell. Not even god can save, him. I am looking at the man in the corner booth, he has a pork pie hat on his head. The hat is old, I can tell because of the wrinkles that wonder about the

Eugenia Collier “SWEET POTATO PIE” Sukhanova E. LP31/2 Eugenia W. Collier (born 1928) is an African-American writer and critic best known for her 1969 short story "Marigolds". She was born in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Collier 's collection, Breeder and Other Stories, was released in 1993. She has also published a play, Ricky, based on her short story of the same name. Other texts that Collier has written or contributed to include are Impressions

‘s factory is part of several units built in the 1970s within an industrial estate. Since then there has been no significant modifications to the factory.XYZ’s factory uses two main energy sources. The machinery in the factory including cutters, pie filling machines, conveyors and chillers are electrically powered. The cookers and the building’s heating system are fed by steam and hot water from a 1970s oil fired boiler. The purpose of this audit is to establish a baseline from which to improve

wood workers ate very little food 10 ounces a day.Next the most common food for them to eat was bread.Then they would try to steal eggs to heat and eat.After they sometimes would get in very big trouble for going to steal chicken from the kings room.Those are the ten ounces of food the would eat. Wood workers were very entertained by various things.first the would use spinners to spin and watch all day.Next woodworkers would try to talk to the king but get yelled at every time for disrespect.After

Snow White, the Arctic Fox The morning mist began to settle, forming dewy drops on the wooden panes. The poor girl, who lay fast asleep on the bed was the prettiest thing, her skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood and hair as smooth as a fox’s pelt. She was the most exquisite creature the dwarves had ever seen. Gradually she began to stir and slowly rise from sleep. She did not see the several small faces at first, gathered around her tiny wooden bed frame. As she wondered how long they