The Way Home

In the book Beloved by Toni Morrison, Paul D. proves to be a complex and significant character throughout the story. Accordingly, his experiences in his life, changes him to the man he was destined to be. Although, he wasn’t always this way, not until he meets up with Sethe at 124 that he starts turning into his true self. Morrison conveys his role to be vital by portraying him as a man with a golden heart, to be supportive to the characters around him, and with the struggle to reach manhood. To

Clarity Since I was merely six years old other people have controlled my life. It started with a visit to the doctors where my parents were told that I would never have a normal life, were I would never be able to socialize, were I would never feel and that I had autism. Now for the first two to three years after my parents believed what the doctor had said was true. They kept taking me to groups to try and get me interacting with people but when they saw that their attempts were failing and all

prepare homemade babyfood and to try to stimulate their senses as much as I can in that early stage of their life. However, I also like to spend time with toddleres. I like to plan activities for them and give the opportunites to learn in a playful way. Children learn every day and it is important to me to give them as much possibilities to learn about the world as possible. It is very easy for me to explain things in their level of communication, and I enjoy to see things from their perspective.

knew that Anthony was the artsy one you could tell if he was artsy without knowing him just by looking at him he had red dreads, emerald green eyes, and many more colorful features. He dared him to spray paint his name on the wall of the neighborhood home and told him that the spray paint was temporary anyways it was too dark for Anthony to see the spray can. He print his name in his favorite colors light blue, sun kissed orange, splattered red dots. They ran as fast as they could and crash at Derek's

“Bye, Mum!” I shouted, running out of the house so quickly that I had to pull on the rain gutter to round the corner of my house. “James Galway, you put your shoes on,” she reminded me like everyday, knowing I never would. “And be back by dark or you’ll be carried away by a Pooka.” “‘Right, Mum. Love you!” I yelled behind me. I didn’t need to hear a response, I could see the smile on her face. I’d been waiting for this moment since Riley and I hopped out of bed and descended for morning chores

new school because he had lots of friends in his old school, so he would think the same thing would happen here! He asked his parents what his new school would be like and they said that everything would be fine as long as he is confident the whole way through. But now that they said that, he knew he wouldn't be fine. So instead of being confident, he was feeling bad how he isn't going to make any friends in this new school. When Blake got to school, he walked inside and went to the front office

I sat on my bed, casually waiting for my mom to hurry and take me to school. The air smelled like the fish market from across the street. Cars were honking outside and the babies from upstairs were screaming at the top of their lungs. “Mom, are you ready now?” I said as I rolled off the bed. I walked to the kitchen to see her drinking her morning coffee. “Mom, seriously, I’m going to be late.” “Okay, Okay, let’s go, “ said my mother as she ran out the door. “I take you to school, but I see no respect

weekend had completely made my summer and filled in a part of my personality that I never knew existed. My king salmon fishing trip taught me perseverance, trust, tolerance, and that it is not always the trophy, but instead the journey you take along the way. Every summer that I go back to Michigan, my cousin Lance and I take a fishing trip. This year we were after the big ones, king salmon, running up the Manistee River. I was excited yet a little anxious about the expedition that lay ahead of us. For

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The makeup brush was unreliable in my sweaty hand as I applied the finishing touches on my best version of Kylie Jenners business casual. It was my first job interview in California, and the lack luster air conditioning in my car was doing nothing to help my sweaty state. My best friend Callie had set me up to meet with her manager at LaSurf. LaSurf was one of the top brands of the West Coast and the interview process was almost tedious with its particulars. I had a folder under all this makeup with