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Many old Nepalese, Bhutanese people wish to go back to Bhutan. Why do these people wish to go back to their motherland, Bhutan? By the end of 1990, people who lived in the southern part of Bhutan were forced to leave their land. They started to move in Nepal and lived in there for almost 19 years as refugees in refugee camp. Bhutanese had dream to go back to their own country, but their dream remained unfulfilled. The Bhutanese government prevented Nepalese, Bhutanese people from entering in Bhutan

swimming in the clear, crystal, blue water right above huge manta rays in Hawaii? I picture that everyday and that's one reason I would like to go back to Hawaii. I would like to go back to Hawaii because the landscape is beautiful. I would enjoy going to rainbow falls because, when the sun is shining there is a rainbow above the waterfall. I would also like to go to Punalu’u Beach. Punalu’u Beach is a black beach which means the sand is ash and is completely black. I would also enjoy trying the food

gift of the world that has been given to them. I think that students should have breaks during the day to go outside to be more productive because it strengthens students brain mentally, help kids with an overweight issue and anyone, in general, to stay in shape, and it's a great way to utilize time

I had wanted to go back to school for a long time. I have tried a couple of different trade schools, but none of them gave me what they promised. I wanted to get out of laborious jobs, use my mind to make more money, and save my body so that I could do more things when I get older. I did not think I would ever get into school again because of how much it cost, so school was just a thought in the back of my mind. I then married my best friend Amanda, and soon we had a baby girl. Now that I had two

Discoveries allow individuals to overcome inherent limitations, evoke transformations and act as a catalyst for future possibilities. The SBS documentary series, “Go Back to Where You Came From” (2011), (hereafter “Go Back”), directed by Ivan O’ Mahoney, examines the emotional and confronting experience of a reverse migrant journey which six Australians take part in. It represents myriad perspectives of Australians, from across the political and ideological spectrum, through various characterisations

I would like to go back to woodlynde school because it is an amazing school and it helps me reach my full potential and motivates me to do my work. The teachers are always willing to help if i ever needed help. The environment they have lets me focus more on my work and not have to be nervous of failing and getting zeros because they provide help that really changes the way i learn and makes me reach my brain's full capacity. Everyone treats everyone else with respect and are always friendly it sit

You are basically living in a giant house with all of them if you think about it, and you’re going to want them to have at the end of the day. You’ll be there for them on rough nights, and they’ll be there for you, too. You always have each other’s backs, you’ll have deep talks, and you’ll make so many memories and have lots of laughs. I love my friends from my floor this year, and I have already cried multiple times the past couple days just thinking about leaving all of them. They make me laugh more

days. The workers including the immigrants, like myself, were furious about the working conditions and the pay of the mill. In this chaos, we left the work completely and went on a long strike intending to change some of the conditions before going back to work again. People having warm blood pointed out the defects in this mill’s management system. In the middle of this chaos Andrew Carnegie flew all the way from Scotland in order to fight for his mills. Originally, he might have come to just scare

Should Everyone Abandon Cars and Go Back to Riding Bikes? Our economy is being taken over by bad gases from cars. The world’s population is increasing every day. More and more people purchase a car every day. Which means, more and more gases are being put into the air from cars, but there is a solution for this. Cars should not be abandoned because they can be good for the environment, prevent us from bad weather, and are more useful than bikes. “Hybrid” cars can be good for the environment because

Readers of “I Go Back to May 1937” undergo a journey through the mind of Sharon Olds, who spins the tale of a not so ever-after marriage. A desire to heal through acceptance of the past perpetuates the speaker to relive the fiery grief of her parent’s union; however, through reminiscing, the inclination to prevent this sacred matrimony swells inside her heart, leaving the speaker with a greater purpose. Although the speaker realizes the innocence of the moment, through the ash of her parent’s marriage