Interpretations

He told us the band was famous, and they had been around forever even when he was a kid. He then said they called themselves The Beatles. My sister and I thought that wa... ... middle of paper ... ...s my parents love music, I doubt they would have been ok with that. All of their parents focused on academics a lot. They did let them go, and it made a huge difference.

He also wrote the “Star Spangle Banner”. F. Scott was the pride and joy of his parents, especially his mother; she would often show him off and make him sing and entertain when family or company came to visit. He did this till he was 15. His father was an alcoholic but had great manners that he passed on to his son. But even with being the apple in his parent’s eye he had little respect for them; he believed he was of royal blood and that he was dropped off on the Fitzgerald’s doorstep.

At a young age, a boy by the name of Michael Joseph Jackson becomes a mega pop star. With his afro, short stature, and big brown eyes, Michael's talent at singing makes crouds scream his name and the people of the world cannot get enough of him. Although he loves his talent, his career as an artist deters him from finishing grade school. Being away from his childhood friends, and on tour all the time, Michel is left without a childhood until he feels the need to regain it later on his life. After years of being on tour with the Jackson Five and now almost twenty, Michael is compelled to redeam his childhood.

My friends has not arrived yet when I am in “Wow!”situation but after 10 minute I guess, my first beloved three guest arrive and they are my bestfriends. Three of them are wearing cute gowns which is really fashionable and a present in each of their hands. They shout happy birthday and start hugging me. Then my parents arrive in style and I know you (the reader) will be questioning why I don’t come with my parents. They just want to test me if I can mature enough to organize a party so they do not arrive with me together.

During my childhood, I listened to kids around me explain to parents and peers what they dreamed to be when they grew up; a policeman, a firefighter, or a ballerina were all popular answers. I, however, had a different dream; upon being asked, I would answer, “I am going to be the president of the United States.” This, unsurprisingly, often elicited a few chuckles from the inquirer. I was only a little kid, after all, decades away from even the possibility of running for such an office. What if, however, this amused response had different connotations; what if my gender was affecting people’s perception of my chances to be elected? As I grew older, I began to realize that I very rarely heard female names on the nightly news when the issue at hand involved politics.

From her upbringing and the cultural praise of male children, she too wanted a son. However, my father was always proud of us even though we were daughters. As a little girl I would go to my father and touch him in order to become light like him, and he told me I was his precious gold. His love and acceptance of everyone inspired me to aim higher. My father doesn’t believe gender determines a person’s intelligence, so he always hoped for the best for his three daughters and son.

Pattie, Justin’s mom, was a little bit skeptical about what would happen, so she decided to call him. She had talked to him for hours, and later they flew to Atlanta to Go 2 meet Scooter. I admire the talent and dedication it takes to learn how to play instrument and it is inspiring that Justin learned to play all these instruments without and instructor. On the other hand, Austin Mahone came out of nowhere. Austin Carter Mahone is a 17 year-old boy from San Antonio, Texas.

My whole life has been one of music. I remember long car rides listening to Tom Petty with my dad, singing Madonna with my mother as we do chores. I can’t imagine life without a beat, without some sort of rhythm to help pass the time. Even my name comes from music, as I was named after the song Chloe Dancer by Mother Love Bone. My dad named me this and the lyrics, “Chloe don’t know better.

When it came to expenses I wasn’t sure who to run to for help. Reasons being I come from a low income family so it was difficult to get money . My prom day is on May 27th 2011 and I can honestly say that I cant wait and I am very excited for it. I am proud to have made it this far in life so please give me the chance to enjoy this exciting opportunity. It would make my grandmother so proud of me and will also look good on my behalf as an idol for my younger siblings.

I was backed into a corner; my grandparents had just asked me this infamous question. For once, I actually thought about it and I spouted out, "Well, Pop Pop... Mamaw, I am going to be a poltician." I was the cause for many "jaw-droppings" that day, but I felt too excited to worry with that. I finally knew what I wanted to be, and oh, how I wanted to be a poltician so badly. For a teen, I guess it is rather odd that I chose this career, but there are many reasons that transformed a twelve year old, who still stubbornly believed in leprechauns, into the passionate young woman, whom I know today.