Third Day

It was at least ninety five degrees that day with a hundred percent humidity. The sun was beating down on us as we continued to work. My task was to arrange the materials as well as getting water for everyone. I had the small and easy tasks the first day. But all the jobs switched going into the second day. I was then instructed to unload the trucks and pass the material to the workers. This job was not as easy as the other. That same day, I noticed more people traveling by the construction

This was my second day at Longleaf Neuro-Medical Treatment Center for clinical’s. Once I arrived, I was buzzed in to head to Mrs. Peggy Blackwell’s office. She then, told me who I was sitting with in the morning and who I would be sitting with in the afternoon. This morning I sat with Keenan Rouse, Processing Assistant VI. He was working towards his four year degree in Business Administration from Saint Augustine in Raleigh, NC. He has been with Longleaf Neuro-Medical Treatment Center for 22

Every year we get out of school on the third Monday of January, but while most of us are out having fun with our friends we don't take time to think and appreciate why we are off on this day. So while you're sitting at home why not learn why you are sitting there instead of being at boring old school. Martin Luther King Jr. was born on January 15, 1929. The third Monday of every january is pretty close to the 15th so this was chosen as “Martin Luther King Jr. Day”. MLK Jr. was the leader of the civil

It was the third day of Jesus’s cousin’s wedding. The event was held outside near the outskirts of Cana in Galilee. The Autumn air swept over the cloth canopy of the tent on the edge of the property and carried away the scent of wine. The disciples were there mingling with the guests. Tables lined the grass with stacks of finger foods and small champagne glasses. Mary, Jesus’s mother, was directing the waiters when she encountered the horrible news. To the serving staff’s great dismay, they found

On the third day after Jesus Christ was crucified, Mary Magdalena and Mary went to the tomb where Jesus laid. As they arrived there was a great earthquake and an angel from heaven rolled the stone from the door to sit on it. Of course the two women were full of fear because these occurrences happened out of thin air. The two guards that Pilate had placed at the door were completely sacred and even became like dead men. The difference between all the witnesses was that the two women were believers

The Day the Earth Stood Still and Close Encounters of the Third Kind are such stories. In these stories shows our human nature in the fact of we are afraid of the unknown. For example, in The Day the Earth Stood Still we’re afraid of the alien and threaten him with military forces throughout the whole rest of the film. Even when we discover he is only here to warn and save us. Close Encounters of the Third Kind is different in the fact that we do not threaten

The interesting event known as the 2016 election has offered a good day for the nation’s oldest third party. The Prohibition Party has had its biggest national election results since 1988. The Prohibition Party has received over 5,500 votes from the current ballot results, and will likely have a higher total once write-in ballots from other states are reported. The results are already more than 10 times the party’s national vote in 2012. It is a sign of the hard work the Prohibition Party’s members

Matt was alone. In a cabin in the woods all by himself, he was keeping house till his parents came. He met an Indian boy who invited him to his village. Should he go? Matt should not have gone to the Indian village for these three reasons. They were not familiar people, it was not his usual trail, and he was not the expected champion. The first reason Matt should not have gone to the Indian village is that they were not familiar people. He did not understand their ways, their speech, or their dances

Fastest? “The black, submissive sky recedes when the influence from the white, imperious moon disrupts the balance of candid humanity,” my brother always said. “There are too many big words, Damien. I don’t get it,” I would respond. “One day you will, Uriah. One day.” He loved talking with the bartender who lived down the street. Damien made sure to visit Mr. Caver after the full moon each month. What do you think of black skin? Is it dirty? Is it clean? Before I understood anything at all, I’d

which the speaker seems to be content with. The reader sees a glimpse of his perpetual depression on a habitual night time walk. He starts by saying he is “one acquainted with the night” (line 1). He feels a sort of companionship with this time of day. Ironically enough, while most everyone else is asleep and quiet, he feels a sense of belonging. The speaker personifies the city through parallels of his own lonely depression. Having walked “out in rain-and back in rain” shows that despite the weather