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love Daisy and spoke of her like no other girl he had ever met, but once he bought his house as close as he did to Daisy it could be seen as more of an obsessive state, after admitting that he thinks Daisy could have never loved anyone besides himself and fought for it to be true, it had fully turned into obsession. When Gatsby first met Daisy he explains how he has never met anyone else quite like her, “She was the first “nice” girl he had ever known. In various unrevealed capacities he had come

Dr. Cheryl English 1301.86.87 September 25 The Best Advice Ever Given In life there are many challenges that may either make or break a person. The journey to overcome these challenges is often made easier by a handful of useful advice. This advice doesn’t necessarily have to come from a much wiser person. It’s the advice itself that is labeled as being wise. Just because someone gives another person wise advice, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the task at hand will immediately be overcome

to go on vacation and my family, and I departed promptly from our house at 4:30 in the morning. Our flight was scheduled for 7 in the morning at Pittsburgh International Airport. We had to arrive there early because all people flying international had to be there two hours before the flight. All of us boarded the flight out to Punta Cana, which is located in the Dominican Republic. I can remember that I was so excited to go, and I was the first on the flight. I am almost positive that it took over

which he never sent, both before and after he found out she married another man. I was most eager to read these letters, so this will be what I think may have been written in one of Gatsby’s many un-sent letters to Daisy – after he found out that she had married another man. To the best of my ability I will mimic the language Gatsby used when talking to and about Daisy. With this I hope to achieve that desperate and delusional tone of voice that he has. My Dearest Daisy,

grade, I didn't really ever want to pay attention and to listen to a teacher who´s talking about atoms and molecular molecules. I was a teenage girl who was mostly focused on boys, clothes, and other stuff that would capture my attention. I didn't want to do math equations, I wanted to gossip about who was dating whom and when. I didn't want to study, I wanted to watch movies and tv shows. The only time I admired school was lunchtime because it was where my friends were and you didn´t have to do work

personal experience, I know how just one word can affect someones future. At Chase High School I am a part of a club called project unify. Project unify is a group of students who get to interact with others who are intellectually disable and get to share common interests. Every year we have the campaign "Spread the Word to End the Word" every year we try to get our students together an sign a pledge to never say the r-word. Ever since I signed pledge two years ago I have never said the r-word it is

madness.Once there was a man I knew who ate all day everyday. There was never a time he was not eating. He always had food in his mouth. You would think he's fat but he's the exact opposite and was also the most athletic person I knew. We played football together and actually that was the only time he didn't have good in his mouth.

I tread carefully over the sidewalk, avoiding every crack in the paving. I know it’s ludicrous but the childish ‘Step on a crack, break your Mothers back’ all too risky. I mean, my mother has the worst luck. No one I’ve ever met is as unlucky as her. And I don’t want to contribute to that in any way. The hot, dry wind feels sticky against my skin, the fabric of my already small school uniform rub harder against my underarms and sending what feels like pools of sweat on top of pools of sweat down

currently incarcerated. I have always had a desire to help kids. I never knew what a powerful drive it would become. After having my own children and then watching in horror as he struggled with drugs, gangs, and the line between right and wrong. I was the one that wanted to help him more than anyone and also the one who was clueless as how to do so. When I was his age my biggest fear was not winning my basketball game or not getting an A+ on a test in school. I

some of the most unspeakable events occurred, some argue Ausccwitz is the worst place ever, some may even refer to it as hell on earth. In the book The boy was the striped pajamas it gives us a glimpse of how the main character had to leave his home and go live right next to Auschwitz. Throughout the book we see and get to imagine how gruesome and horrible living conditions were at the camp during that time. Although I personally feel like everytime the holocaust is brought it is almost inevitable to