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It’s just a normal Tuesday, I tell myself as I look at my usual spot now occupied by the blonde haired, blue eyed, bombshell Yuki Akima. The newest addition to Shady Oaks High and already I absolutely despise her. I spot an open chair in back and head for it passing by Yuki not bothering to give her a second glance. I sat in the chair and waited for the teacher to get in. When I look up Yuki’s blatantly staring at me a strange look in her eye. Suddenly it’s like the temperature in the room has

A coffee table, which is also known as a center table, is a low table , specially designed to be placed in front of a sofa. Your coffee table should be such that looks good, serves well and displays a few accessories that reveal your personality and goes well with living room decor. A coffee table is usually the centre of attraction in a living room. It should not just be not a mere piece of furniture but also be functional and hopefully likely to become a conversation piece among the guests

Walking into my new school I could already tell there was a huge difference, instead of two doors there was a gate, with teachers and actual security guards all around you. Eying you like a hungry vulture, making sure that you’re obeying the rules. I look around I can see the heat crashing into the sidewalk and bright yellow boxed shirts with kids under fourth grade wearing clip on ties and every grade above quickly tying on their ties before they get in trouble. Before we got to enter the school the

It 's about knowing and accepting who you are.” Imagine yourself in a world where everyone was confident with his or her looks. How different would your life be? No need for makeup or stressing to maintain a certain image. Just think of all the time you’d save just being confident with who you are! Statistics show that over 50% of teenage girls are self conscious about their looks. Social Media is negatively affecting confidence in woman and distorting what true beauty really is. Apps like Instagram

It’s getting closer. Much closer. Charlie looks at me and says, “Move back and protect Danny, now.” Without hesitation I move Danny to the back of the cave and sit in front of him. Charlie peers out of the opening of the cave and through the opening of the bush. Looking around his head I can see

show our new student Madison around.” I reply, “Sure I’ll show Madison around.” Mrs. Melissa says, “Thanks so much Casey!” As we were walking down the hallway, I’m thinking, she seems really nice, maybe we’ll become friends. Madison says, “Can we look for my locker first because some of my stuff is getting really heavy?” I say, “Sure and I’ll help carry some of your stuff.” Madison whispers, “Thank you so much, I owe you.” 4 hours later, it was time for one of my favorite parts of the day. I see

Feet splash on the muddy ground through the worn fields of Bull Run. Endless land covered in the blood of the Union and Confederate soldiers. The faint smell of gunpowder still lingers in the air, and smoke covers the fields as if death himself is horrified of the battle he had watched. As the clouds start to part the whole scene becomes clear. A small clearing surrounded by trees and a hill littered with burnt carriages, blankets, dresses, and baskets. Cannons and broken down artillery

Ralph used it to do the same thing by blowing into it to find all the boys on the island and to call meetings later. During one of the meetings Ralph decided “I’ll give the conch to the next person to speak. He can hold it when he’s speaking.’ ‘But-’ ‘look-’ ‘And he won’t be interrupted. Except by me.’”(31). This is one of the rules that represent respect and order. The conch is the source of power at a meeting whoever holds it speaks, Although the rule is broken a few times, mainly by jack when piggy

Throughout history, one important question has stood out to us as a species: what defines us? What makes a person who they are? Is it the way we look or act, or even what we eat? Andy Hinds, author of his own blog Beta Dad and contributor to the New York Times blog Motherlode categorizes his identity not by what he eats or wears, but by his differences from societal norms, namely his disinterest in sports. Likewise, Larry Lehna, University of Michigan-Dearborn graduate and accomplished author of

about anyone but herself. I feel that she may even be narcissistic. It is ironic because she would be expected to look out for her family. The Cambridge Dictionary defines narcissism as 'too much interest in and admiration for your own physical appearance and/or your own abilities' It is ironic because she would be expected to look out for her family, however in reality she only really looks out for herself. She shows how self centered she really is many times throughout the story. She displays a complete