The Walking Dead

Shamus said man is it hard to see he stopped the cart and and went to the back which was covered by cow hide. It was so cold they could feel it inside, the boys were wiening because it was so cold. Shamus had to go get water from the irrigation well, it was very cold for him because he was dressed for warmer weather. Betsy was back in the sod house warmer and having warm water for the kids to drink. The boys were wishing they were at home with mother at home warmer than they were, when Shamus

Models that died from Anorexia Nervosa and eating disorders Ana Carolina Reston She was young, happy and beautiful. She was successful in her modelling career, walking runways all over the world, in various fashion weeks. Her downward spiral into the pit of anorexia began in 2004, in China. She was told that she was ‘too fat’ despite being of a healthy weight and height for a working model. Her weight plummeted to 40kg, making her Body Mass Index (BMI) an unhealthy 13.4. On the 14th of November

Meeting Norman Reedus Meeting Norman Reedus, the actor who plays “Daryl” in the show “The Walking Dead” has always been a dream of mine ever since I first watched the pilot episode, I was ecstatic to hear that i could possibly meet him and also get his autograph during my stay in Florida. Little did I know this opportunity would change my view on celebrities and change my life. My family and I were listening to the radio on our way to Clearwater, Florida when I heard a man on the radio announce

knife. As he comes closer I get out of the rusty broken boat then one of the dead gray bodies grab my foot. So I fall and kick the hand off. The 6’10’’ man is in front of me; the knife goes flying in the air. He asked me why I was here then

Ralph sits down in the bundle of creepers, waiting, trying to be silent. Around him you can hear the savage boys walking through the forest, searching for him. He hears someone right in front of him. Out of fear, he grabs his spear and points it towards the noise. The boy walks through the gap. Ralph is still hidden from the boy, and he prepares to strike. The boy stands in front of him, Ralph stands up, and wraps his arms around the boy's neck, and pulls back against it. The boy starts writhing

not be able to believe what's actually happening. I kept looking around but all I could see was smoke that's when I fell asleep. I woke up, I believe a couple hours later. I saw several of my friends lying around me not moving. I must have looked dead that's why I didn't get killed. My leg felt numb and tingly, I must have been shot. I heard gunshots in the distance so I was probably

“Get back here stupid greaser!” I biked all the way to the local store and stopped. I threw the bike into an intersection at a busy street and approached the front of the store. Oh god, Johnny’s dead. Oh god, he’s dead. I held my face in my hands and finally let the tears roll down my cheek. I collapsed onto a bench in front of the store and cried. “You okay, kid?” God forbid, if that nasally voice had been a crying Darry, Ponyboy, or- I looked up. A preppy

Halloween Night On an unusually warm fall day walking through the fallen burnt orange and bright yellow leaves, listening to them crunching under my feet. I suddenly stop and I have this feeling of being watched. It’s a feeling I’ve been experiencing for a couple days now. It’s not a good feeling, having to watch my back and constantly looking around. It is creepy not knowing what could be behind you or around the corner. I sped up and starting walking faster home. Finally I walk through my front

what’s going on with the world. As we drive we see the police station completely stranded. Everyone is walking on the street, cars are crashed and burning, and the world is a mess. We get to our spot, see smoke out by Jensen’s, we hear sirens everywhere. It sounds like a zombie movie. We turn on the radio, all we heard was all the accidents, “3 dead in car accident, 1 dead, 4 dead, and 23 people dead in a huge explosion, and 37 injured.” “That’s crazy yo, all the deaths man, hope moms alright.” Jermaine

the rundown of the ranch conversation, at the beginning of the story. George asks Candy about Curley’s wife after dealing with a not so friendly Curley, after Candy tells George about his strong negative feelings towards her. Candy states as he’s walking away, ‘“Well, you look her over, mister. You see, if she ain't a tart.”’ (Steinbeck 28). This is an example of how Curley’s wife is judged and unfairly treated due to being part of a minority, women. She’s often objectified and regarded as an object