Summer in Paradise

If you're craving a fabulous Caribbean getaway, look no further than our neighbor to the south, Puerto Rico. Its culture is rich and diverse, melding Amerindian, European, and African influences. It offers tons of amenities, including gorgeous beaches, sparkling waters, and lush tropical forests. As an added bonus, it's a mere two-hour flight from the continental United States. You can enjoy the island anyway you choose. If you like getting behind the wheel, rent a car and spend your days exploring

These works were beautiful, but some of them were very attractive to author. Therefore, it was difficult to choose just one artifact to describe. It took some times, but finally one decided a painting. This picture was used for the summer 2017 pamphlet cover. This painting is untitled (Woman on Beach) by David Burliuk. He painted it in 1945. In addition, the painter used the watercolor on paper; the paper's size is 14 3/4 x 11 1/4 in. David used many dark colors such as indigo, gray

get anywhere and no hurry to leave. Unlike the utopia in The Giver, we live with our natural family and have no curfew or school. We live everyday like it is summer. We are always provided for and kept safe, we live in a dreamland with no conflict. I never have to worry about my safety or where my next meal is coming from. Unlike Jonas’s paradise, we have memories and can see color. I think it is important to know where we came from and learn from the past so that we can be prepared for the future.

Christina Rossetti uses flower symbolism and biblical allusions in “A Daughter of Eve” to address lost innocence and hypocritically placed guilt. She indirectly references the controversial subject in her poetic and lyrical style, as it was a topic considered too shameful or “unsavoury” for women. Rossetti opens the poem with a tone of regret, hinting at the nature of her regretful actions through flowers and their symbolism. She feels she was “a fool to pluck my rose too soon”; roses are the most

Frankenstein the creature reads books that contributed to his personality. Paradise Lost, Sorrows of Young Werther, Plutarch’s Lives, and Ruins of Empire were the four books that built the creature's personality. If the creature were to read contrasting books his fate and overall personality might’ve been better. To begin with, Paradise Lost is by John Milton. The original sin committed by Adam and Eve is the subject of Paradise Lost. The story also consists of the origin story of Satan. God banishes

theme. The Disneyland Resort has many Disney themed areas to it. In your room you will find a light up display of fireworks above Cinderella’s castle singing, “Wish upon a dream.” Paradise Pier, Disneyland’s third hotel, looks over California Adventure’s Paradise Pier and has a beach theme to it. When you walk in Paradise Pier you are greeted with a statue of surfing Goofy

changes everyone blessed enough to know of this wonderful lake. A place with no worries, in the deep northern Wisconsin wood, with a clear spring-fed body living in the middle that sustains the rest of the life in this small piece of Mid-Western paradise. The smell of your next meal emitting from the blindingly white building that constantly stares at the small Lake Clare, with the eagles and osprey floating above it. You can hear the lagoon lapping against the shore as you reflect on life and unwind

young to understand what that meant so I replied with, "OK, can we get pizza tonight?" It did in fact have a dramatic impact on my life. My dad moved up to Wisconsin while I stayed in Tennessee, so I only got to see him winter break and half of my summers. I didn't know to many people up there so I spent a lot of time alone, but I actually came to to like and enjoy that time. It was like a vacation from my life in Tennessee so I could just get away from reality. It was in those solitary hours I developed

sentimental romances, and by the misogynistic images of women perpetuated in, for instance, Milton’s Paradise Lost” (Gilbert & Gubar 41). In the second chapter of A Vindication of the Rights of Women, Wollstonecraft discusses her frustration when it comes to women’s ignorance. She does not understand why men are frustrated when it comes to the ignorance of women. Women during this time were not raised to be observant or mindful (Wollstonecraft 43). They are taught how to needlepoint or play the piano

B) Making reference to Ovid’s Metamorphoses, discuss the ways in which William Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis presents the relationship between love and sorrow. The relationship between Love and Sorrow is very complex in William Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis, as the tale leaves out key parts of the myth, in order to be as entertaining as possible. That is where Ovid’s Metamorphoses comes into the picture – as it almost ‘fills in the gaps’ of Shakespeare’s recounting. Throughout both instances of