The Lookout

How did this happen I made sure it wouldn’t, couldn’t, can’t happen. This is great just fantastic. Now I’ve got to go back into hiding. Man my boss is going to kill me. Well I guess I have a choice, either a firing squad or a knife to the back. Really hope marice doesn’t find out. 24 hours prior “Hey, Hey!” “JACK, wake up!” “Huh, what, oh Marice sorry I… had a rough night,” I managed to mumble. Marice is my assistant, well kind of. I mean I would say girlfriend, but I hired her to help me run my

chair squeaks, he walks out of his cabin to his lookout tower, on his way he stops to take time to enjoy the beauty of his island. The subtle winds, the birds chirping the beautiful green grass. Vaati turns back and walks to his lookout tower, he climbs up and brings out his scope. He looks East, but nothing.. Then the ground starts to sway, rumble, then shake like someone shaking up milkshake. Leah’s brown hair sways in the insane winds as the lookout tower sways from side to side, like a ride at

down with water, a camera, and wearing the proper shoes you walk toward the trail. Something catches your eye, and with a turn of your head, there it is. The lodge overlooks the most incredible view, one that could only have been created by God. The lookout reveals mountains of trees with an unforeseeable future. After admiring the beauty, the trail calls your name. It starts out wide and covered with gravel, without a moment to think the terrain changes. You start to walk down the mountain, the gravel

something special because it was Father’s Day. I had seen a shot of the valley lookout in a photo my Gram and Papa had taken when they visited Hawaii several years before. I thought that it would be a pretty cool place to go. I was really excited to see Waipio Valley. I wanted to explore the whole thing but was disappointed when I saw the private property sign. I thought all I was going to see was the view from the lookout, but my parents told me that our friends had made arrangements with the farmer

Life is filled with many decisions. Most daily decisions don’t matter too much. However, some carry more weight, like flipping a coin. Sink or swim, jump or die. Moments where your life is hanging in the balance based on a split second decision. Before my first split second decision, I enjoyed little things like the smell of rain. At fifteen, my motivation for having fun could have easily taken my life. One beautiful, sunny spring day in Draper City, my friends and I decided that to slough our school

place where the “Last Battle of the Cherokees” occurred. Even the civil war was not to far away from the mountain ridge. One might even have a flashback to US history in the 8th grade if they were told that this was the location of The Battle of Lookout Mountain. Most people are used to seeing waterfalls, well above ground at least. Usually when one sees a waterfall their neck tends to bend backwards so they can look up towards it. Is there a possibility of a waterfall being below the surface level

On the Lookout for Website Reliability Chapter Seventeen’s topic on the consumer’s quest for health information via the Internet, posed a “challenge for consumers and healthcare professionals alike” (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2015, p. 288) to ensure that the sites offer “reliable and credible sources of information” (Hall, 2009, p. 607). Nurses’ access to reliable and valid information is a must not only as clinicians but also as patient educators (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2015). Thus, “nurses are challenged

would have to pass by. This may be why some multitasking households find it necessary to be multi-vehicle households. It is especially important in this instance that price be a major consideration and that the cars be a good value. Being on the Lookout for the Best Family Vehicle

Union troops capture Lookout Mountain southwest of Chattanooga, Tennessee,as they begin to break the Confederate siege of the city. In the “battle above the clouds,” the Yankees scaled the slopes of the mountain on the periphery of the Chattanooga lines. For nearly two monthsfollowing the Battle of Chickamauga, the Confederates, commanded by General Braxton Bragg, had pinned the Union army inside Chattanooga. They were not able to surround the city, though, and occupied Lookout Mountain and Missionary

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, in the midst of their expedition to the Pacific Ocean. They were miserable, and desperately needed to find a place to camp overnight. “Our equipment will get damaged if we don’t find shelter soon, we need to be on the lookout for a place to camp. Hey, what’s that up there?” Clark pointed to what appeared to be a Native American tribe, just barely visible through the rain. Lewis and Clark started rowing their canoe faster out of excitement, and they finally reached the