… I can take care of myself" <Tab/>"I'm Lance and it didn't look as if you could have left this alley without a bruise or worse without my help." Replied Lance as he headed back out the alley and the girl ran to catch up. <Tab/&g…

… I first developed Alopecia. I actually never saw any difference in myself, until I began to realise I was getting more and more hair on my pillow every time I woke up. Grade five was also the year I changed schools. I had found those changes extremely…

… has become a popular way to communicate all over the globe. In the past century people did not have this useful and reliable way to communicate and they sent letter or made phone calls all the time. The technology is improving in way of communication…

… his shed and making it a little more livable. A few times he had to go into town where he could find what he needed in the strangest places. Once he found a perfect size nail that he needed in his shoe. Then he soon got bored and decided to go into…

… the inside and messed up the outside so it would look like it would fall apart in seconds. Inside there was a bed for sleeping, a table and three chairs, and a small chargeable TV. The walls and roofs had boards nailed onto them to keep the shed from…

… Well I was until he ran away. It was because he got teased by the school bully John. Dougy was a nice person he never done anything to John except for getting into to some fights in which he was always beaten. Three weeks ago Dougy came to our school…

… national hero? Ned was just 16 when he was convicted of receiving a stolen horse and served three years in gaol before being released in 1874. Whether or not he was set for a life of crime is hard to say, but one event had a dramatic effect on determini…

… given us sunlight for our plants to grow and night so we can sleep. Food and animals we survive on. Life itself is the best thing our lord has given to us. Conscious to choose from good and bad right and wrong. We are given air to breathe and this land…

… "A Worn Path" "was first published in Atlantic Monthly in 1941, and soon afterward was included in a book entitled The Wide Net and Other Stories. In an interview with Atlantic Monthly the author, Eudora Wetly "said that she was inspired to write the…

… couple problems resulting from too many broken promises. Cynthia is the protagonist wife who is sick and tired of her husband Pete's fallacies towards her. Cynthia is a strong Hispanic twenty-five year old female who gave up her hopes and dreams of…