Don't Worry

It was a normal morning, and I was just getting ready to start my day. As I grab my maroon jeggings out of the closet, I hear my mother scream my name down the stairs. What could she possibly want now? She woke me up 20 minutes ago. “Jessabelle, what are these dishes still doing in the sink? You were SUPPOSED to clean the kitchen last night like your father had asked,” my mother reprimanded. “Umm, try again Stephanie. Cora was supposed to do it because I cleaned them before I went to work yesterday

Don’t Worry About a Thing Like the Reggae artist Bob Marley sang, “Don’t worry about a thing because every little thing is gonna be alright.” In Robert Frost’s poem “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” Frost tells the story of a man and his horse who stop in the woods on snowy night to simply admire the beauty of nature as well as presenting the harshness of life. The poem is highly influenced by Frost’s life, and he uses conventional symbols, personification, and tone to show that even when

to my mind: sure, I am Mr. Smiles just because I have no worries at all, no family to support, no house payment to pay, I didn't have to worry about making ends meet. They probably thought that I was some kind of stoned hippy, smiling at nothing.   Nothing to smile for. Wait a second! Is that a melody?   A sweet melody started filling the air; it was a sweet melody that said:   "Don't worry about a thing, cause every little thing is going to be alright"

that he or she will meet the right company to share stories, study and other activities. But, school comes with more choices and options that the teenager expects. There is more work with great demands. For the first time in their life they have to worry about grades and not when their next meal will be. This is where they have to choose a path before joining the next level either college, trade school or career. Students are in a competitive environment hence the need to achieve the same goal as you

Imagine constantly being worried and on edge as if you are always on the brink of danger never sure of what may be going on. This is what affects me in my daily life, the interaction I am going to talk about happened to me a long time ago and it’s nearly impossible to described what happened because I was too young to remember the interaction. However even though I am unable to remember the interaction it’s effects still haunt me to this day and I will use metaphorical language to try and describe

Mobius looked at this scene and was very worried. He hoped that he could appear and explain this thing to Doctor B. He did not want B to worry. He walked towards B and stand in front of B. However, B did not see him. B (was very confused while he also comforted herself) Maybe he was too hurry to tell me. He must have some important things to do. INT. - DAY B volunteers to replace Mobius

"She's-I don't know, she's not a worrier." Clearly Conrad thinks that his mother doesn't care about him. Conrad also goes on later to say, "My mother and I do not connect." Conrad's father does most of the worrying because he blames himself for Conrad's suicide attempt. Though the logical part of Cal's brain tells him it wasn't his fault he still believes that he should have paid more attention to Conrad. Conrad's mother, Beth, on the other hand thinks that Cal worries too much about

Tortilla Curtain, there’s a lot of representation of different issues that affect each character individually. The main issue that the characters have to deal with is immigration. There are characters that have to deal with being illegal and others that don’t like what they have done to their community. Through the issue of immigration, there’s a lot more issue that arise because of it. One of them is the social border that there is. We see how each character is truly influenced by money and the power it

Absolute happiness. We all have one of those moments where nothing else seems to matters, no worries at all. Someone could dump a bucket of ice cold water on your head and you just wouldn’t care. I was lying on a couch in a beach house in South Carolina next to my best friend. The fact that a hurricane was coming didn’t even bother me. I began to hear the droplets of water smack the windows along with the swooshing of the wind. There is something about the wind that just soothes me, I could’ve

GROUNDED Kate wondered if anyone else had escaped. The mirror idea was clever, but she couldn’t have been the only one to think of it. Mr. Jacks recognized the look on her face. It was a look of frustration, which only made him more worried about her. Not only had they escaped from the force field alone, but now they were stranded in the city outside of the domes. They had no idea what could be out there. Kate thought that aliens were invading, but Mr. Jacks knew that this had to be another human’s