The Sledding Hill

We were going to gospel, and shortly after there was still time to do one last thing, go sledding again. This time Sofie tagged along. Since Lexi had already been sledding she knew a few things about the slopes. Kamron and Lexi wanted to try something a little different. Remember how earlier Lexi had broken the rules, well she did it again. Kamron and Lexi wanted to go three at

The Giver Theme Essay In the book, The Giver, written by Lois Lowry, themes are placed in the book to be subtle, but have a big effect on the outcome of the book. The theme that I’m going over is being and individual means knowing when to conform and when to rebel. In a simpler explanation, being your own person means knowing when to go with the community and act like the others or when to stand up against the community. This evolves over time in The Giver because Jonas, the main character, originally

onion. The beautiful city of Pittsburgh is the top layer of a perfect Onion, so to speak. I loved the city and the beautiful hilly terrain. The rivers would be a great place to canoe during the spring and fall seasons, and the multiple hills would be great for sledding in the cold winter months. With so many hiking trails around the campus, I would be able to stay in great shape while enjoyed the terrain. With Petco part so close to campus, I could catch the Bucs play the Cubs and get a little taste

making it a 72-par course. Only golfers are allowed on the course. Fort Harrison is a state park for many seasons for many reasons. Patrons may enjoy visiting the park year round, especially in winter since Fort Harrison features one of the biggest sledding hills in the area. Spring is the season to walk with the woodland wildflowers in full bloom across the park. Summer is the perfect time for a canoe trip down Fall Creek, the major water feature that runs through the north side of Fort Harrison. Autumn

the only person who has ever stepped foot there. The naked trees standing tall and still, untouched. Standing in silence letting the snowflakes fall in my golden hair. Coming to my hideaway gives me a rush of memories of a simpler time. Sledding down a steep hill, steamy hot chocolate warming my frostbitten hands, curling up in a cozy blanket, the scent of my mom’s Yankee candle, and my favorite memory, my life as an ice skater. It is a time of innocence that everyone experiences at some time or

Sleeping At Last} -- I loved winter. I cherished the snowflakes drifting down from the sky; I adored the chill in the air, nipping at noses and cheeks. I relished in pulling on ski pants and coats to spend the day throwing snowballs, or sledding down the hill, or skiing at the local resort. Everything about the atmosphere, calm and quiet, yet full of love and giving. Seeing the chance of snow on the weather forecast made me giddy. That's why when the winter break started, I willingly packed myself

Why do people want to throw their lives away? Do they understand what they are losing? In the short story written by Philip Van Doren Stern “The Greatest Gift” is a short story which inspired filmmakers to create a movie (It’s a Wonderful Life). George Pratt (main character) one night he was questioning life, and thought he would be better off dead than alive. George was blessed that night, an angel (Clarence) came down to help him get the thought of suicide out of his head. George wished that he

Snowboarding is an activity where an individual descends down a snow covered hill standing on a snowboard which is attached to the individual’s feet. Snowboarding has become a big sport around the world. It is an Olympic and Paralympic sport. Snowboarding was developed in the United states based on the recreational activities skateboarding, surfing, and sledding. You can slide off of snow filled jumps and do flips and you can also slide down metal pipes to do twists. It can become a very intriguing

BEEP, BEEP, BEEP! My phone alarm went of at 6:00 that morning, it was the middle of February and it was forecasted to snow the whole day. We had already gotten the day off because of the inclement weather before then. Back to the day before, I was staying at my cousin’s house because my mom had to have her eye surgery. It had already sleeted a couple days before and we didn't even get out then. We were watching the news and drinking hot cocoa and coffee. On the night before we got out for the snow

The Giver by Lois Lowry took place in a Dystopian society where a young boy named Jonas went on a risky journey to make people feel feelings. In the community there was ceremonies when they reach a ceremony and they get something from that ceremony. In the ceremony of one they get named and out into a family unit. In the ceremony of three they are instructed in correct language and dream telling begins. Ceremony of four their jacket fastens on the back. In the ceremony of seven they begin wearing