Giggles

Christy, my secretary. “Good morning,” I mumble back, trying not to yawn again. “I take it you slept well?” she says sarcastically. I throw the nearest pen at her and miss by an inch, “very well.” I say sleepily. She smiles at me lets out a small giggle, “what would you have done if you hit me?” I give her an evil grin. “Laughed and laughed and laughed,” I say as I turn toward my office. “Myah!” Christy yells. “What!” I yell back playfully. “Your 10:00 a.m. is here to see you.” She says pointing

" You playfully pushed Gladio. You lifted Prompto up with ease, which made him turn red. "I can't, you're so cute Prompto." You continued to pull at his cheeks. "I'd rather hear that when we're actually the same age." He grumbled, which made you giggle. From that day on, the four of you treated him like a kid, ordering from the kids menu at the Crow's Nest, making him sit in the back with you and Gladio,

The dark blood from the sleeping man began to seep through black cotton gloves as Jack continued to rummage through the male's abdomen. Idiot… the man adorned in a mask of nave blue thought to himself. It had always baffled him how humans could just sleep under their covers without thinking of what strange things could occur during the night. For instance, a cannibalistic demon sneaking in to steal kidneys. His hand ran over said organ, which he had been craving for the past few months

Satire is my element. Every conversation I partake in feels my scathing and dry tone penetrate the ranks. So when presented with this assignment, I could not help but smile. I actualize the quote by German satirist Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, “The finest satire is that in which ridicule is combined with so little malice and so much conviction that it even rouses laughter in those who are hit”, especially in regards to my list “Everything It Takes to Get Accepted”. Unsurprisingly, I hold infinite

Observation Assignment In the distance is the sound of thunder rumbling. The atmosphere is warm and humid as a result of the recent, sprinkling rain. Concrete sidewalks form a path surrounding the park's playground area in which the most prominent feature is the swing set. Two green metal arches hold a horizontal skinny pole with vertical chains that hang down. The two chains connect from the top of the pole to each side of a baby swing seat with leg openings. Underneath the swing set is an abundance

give them a sense of imagination, and boost their early vocabulary development. Para #1- To begin, nursery rhymes are great at making kids laugh. The rhyme Humpty Dumpty is just one of the many laughter-filled rhymes that just simply make children giggle. Afterall, as the saying goes, laughter is the best medicine! When children laugh, they produce chemicals in their bodies that relieve stress, and help their physical or mental health. According to Charlie Chaplin, “A day without laughter is a day

```Deadly Unna? - Essay “Standing up for what is right is not always an easy thing to do” (Phillip Gwynne). I chose this quote because of how relevant it is in this novel. Gary is pressured by society to racially discriminate against those who have different backgrounds than him and at the start he does, in fact, follow society’s normalities and does not want to be associated with any aboriginal body. This is shown on page 25 – “’Mate of yours now is he?’ ‘No way! Not him, I hate his guts…and I

distance giggle coming from the forbidden path. She went to the edge of the clearing, the invisible line that was separating her from the wicked path. “Akimi! Come back!” Akimi spotted a brilliant blue butterfly. Its wings glowed a small bit, and with every flap of its wings, she could hear the little chimes. She ran after it, the butterfly just always beyond her reach. She did not realize the growing darkness closing in on her while she playfully chased the butterfly. She would giggle every time

late and if anything she’d be worried if he was on time. Abigail tangled with the pull strings of her hoodie, an excited smile on her face. Despite being a junior, she still had the childlike qualities that mother’s fell in love with. The squeaky giggle, rosy cheeks, short stature, and her most useful feature. Puppy eyes when needed, despite there usually dull and old like look, they made Jimmy

The bar tender smiles as he points over to the table where Baiken was sitting at and was drinking down a bottle of sake. She waved over as she giggles pouring him a drink as she was in a good mood. It was clear that she was drunk but that did not mean that her blade or her wit was any duller than if she was not drinking. When he had sit down across the table from her did she put photos on the table of him battling. "I told you I would make sure that you was hunting down the gears like I asked of