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John and Lorraine are best friends. They both go to Franklin High. One day John was thinking, “we need some money” he told Lorraine. So John came up with an idea to get some money. Lorraine didn't wanna go through with it, but John made her. So they came across an old man named Mr. Pignati. They told Mr.Pignati that they are business people selling supplies for the L&J fund. Mr. Pignati told them to come over the next day to colect the 10 dollars. They went over right after school and sat and talked

The only problem was that I didn’t know when I should text her. Should I wait hours, maybe days? Or should I text her right away? I want to talk to her too bad so I couldn’t wait. I pulled out my phone and opened up a message to Amanda. The only problem was I had no clue what to say. After about ten minutes of over thinking, I had settled on, Hey, this is Cody! You ready to get beat at your

Oprah was a smart brave young kid. In her younger years of being born she was raised by her mom for 2 years then she was forced to live with her grandmother and her grandmother taught her the basics. Her grandmother taught her how to read, write, talk. Her grandmother was with her through all while her mother was working in Milwaukee Wisconsin and her dad living in Nashville Tennessee. Then a few letters she was forced to live with her dad then she was thrown back to live with her mother. Her mother

was fair on emotional stability. I felt some of my group had it and some did not. When we all introduced ourself to each other Rick and Joely were very relaxed and calm while talking and this happened throughout the whole minute that we each had to talk. They sat still and stayed in one position throughout most of the time talking also. Ricky also talked about how he likes to stay in a happy mood and feels the feelings of the blues is something no one should feel which

preamble, we talked about it and we tried to put it in today’s language and today was a little bit of a continuation of that. Seeing if they can use symbols, other words to really internalize what that language means them, enough so that they can really talk knowledgably about it and that they can listen and learn from each other. So, why don’t we get our brains and our body’s ready for today. Let’s stand up, let’s get some are in our lungs, loosen up our bodies and let’s say our preamble. Are you

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou contains a plethora of life lessons Maya learned while growing up, some of which that can pertain to my own life. On page 275, Maya states, “I knew her well enough to know that if I committed almost any crime and told her the truth about it she not only wouldn’t disown me but would give me her protection.” This quote is relating to Maya’s mother, who values honesty and considers it to be a desirable quality to have. My own mother has always been nothing

When I was nine, my family moved from Cameroon, (my old country) to the U.S.A. Adapting to a new country might be one of the hardest challenges I have ever had to confront. I had to accept the fact that I had to adapt to learning a new language, and I had to leave all of my old friends and relatives, which was the worst part. However, I had one thing to motivate me through this change, and that was that I would get to see my father again. He had been gone for four years. It took a long time to

“Talking Out”; “Not Following Directions”; and “Not Staying in Spot”. I would have the student mark each time that she is doing one of these behaviors in order for them to really see what they are doing. After a few days of this, I would sit down and talk with her about her actions and behaviors. During this time, I would construct a behavior chart that I would use with this student. In order for a behavior chart to work, I would have to see what she enjoys so that I could use that as an incentive

Disclosing certain information was, in a way, my permission for my therapist to talk about it much sooner in therapy, than waiting for it to eventually come out. I also appreciated the “matter-of-fact” demeanor of my therapist when discussing my experiences because it allowed me to think that they were commonplace and she has dealt with things

Dawn Mitchell is an accomplished sports reporter and television personality who has worked in several cities across the country. Most recently, she has worked for the past twelve years in the Twin Cities, at Fox9. Her vast experience and her knowledge of the inner workings of the sports industry made me want to learn a few important things. First, I had the desire to learn how did she get to where she is today? Secondly, I wanted to learn about what happens off camera in the world of sports television