alright so I guess I can't avoid the situation obviously and I didn't really want to even though most of me did want to. I want to first start by saying sorry about telling you that we didn't like each other. at first I honestly didn't think anything would happen between us. but I mean, things change yanno. you see her as Nautica still. and I guess that's fine. not everyone will agree nor will they see certain things the same way everyone else does. it's just how it is. But, I don't see her as Nautica anymore. I see her as him, as Connor. and it's honestly a huge factor to how I feel. Nautica wasn't the closest friend I had when I first joined the canes. but she was in the same way. we became closer and I just thought of her as my best friend.
It is day seven and I am so happy to proof to Peter and Susan that Narnia exist. We went to Mr.Tumnus’s house and there was a note that said that Mr.Tumnus was taken to jail by the order of the witch and cause my fault. I feel very sorry and decided to go and save Mr.Tumnus by following a bird. We didn’t know if it was on the witches side or not but we decided to go because he looked like he was a good guy. The bird was hopping tree from tree to show us how to go to save Mr.Tumnus and I also thought that he might know Mr.Tumnus.
I knew it would happen. As much as I tried to stay optimistic, to put off my feelings of suspicion to an old man's negativity, I knew that this case would cost me something more than just my reputation in the town and that didn't even really matter. In Maycomb, reputation is a day by day concept. Sure, we have more than enough of our fair share of immovable gossipers, and drama kings and queens looking for a story to spread. But in everyone's own mind, if you did something stupid, immoral, or just mildly humorous or entertaining, it was the talk of the town and you were judged terribly for a few days, a few weeks tops. Then the whispers, and glances faded to conversations over coffee, and deep inside jokes. My reputation didn't bother me one bit.
I think the book is very good and I like it. I picked it up in the library before 16 days and I read it within 4-5 days, reading every day at 76 pages with a cup of coffee. The book is awesome, I recommend everyone to read it, especially the elderly from 74 to 107 years. I do not know what to write about the book, a lot has 150 words. Like the main character, because the woman. She meets a guy who everything works, carried out, going crazy. "Let's go crazy tonight, let's fall in love with my eyes ..." Oh yeah man. It's a song of Lepa Brena, type on youtube and find it's not a bad song. Eventually they married and make babies like crazy ... haha, read a book !!!Go to the nearest library and lift it, you will not regret. I say seriously .....
"Why?" Juno's voice broke the silence it had been keeping. Her arms having latched on more to Adriel's resistant body. Her body wanted to burst out in an inferno of flames having this so close again but her brain was working twice or three times as hard to keep her cool in composer. But she knew he needed this.. like she needed his comfort on his birthday. The girl's face look at the man. Tears harvesting in his eyes and voice breaking with every word he took. He wanted to cry.... but didn't...maybe because of manly pride. Placing her forehead on his, Juno looked with her baby blues and slightly grin. "All immortals should just stay inside, read, and stare at walls for the rest of eternity."
my persistence was not in our best interests, and I'm sorry for it. Perhaps if I
They looked at each other with mixed feelings. For a moment, there was longing to be best friends again, but then in an instant, they were once again full of spite.
You have the nerve to think of me as a madman? If anything the toasting had not diminished my senses, but advanced them along. If I’m so mad, just watch at how calmly I am able to tell you this story.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s notorious "I Have A Dream" speech evolved the civil rights movement of the mid twentieth century into an inevitable social revolution by lighting a fire of hope and determination in the hearts of all who heard it. An undeniably skillful placement and use of rhetorical devices made his speech be so influential. Dr. King persuades the audience to be passionate about social equality for African-Americans in ways that the audience doesn’t even realize. Poetic metaphors and anaphora fill the speech to captivate the listeners nationwide.
What good news I have to tell you. The best of times is to come! Banquo and I crossed paths with three vaguely human looking creatures who were dressed in long and loose black robes. Their faces only had few distinct human qualities. These three women, with their hunched backs and unsettling aura had wondrous things to say, despite their hideous appearance.
You got along with my friends so well, but at the same time, it made letting go all the more difficult. All the rest of the boys always failed the “friend test.” My friends gave the thumbs down to each poor sucker. Except you.
It is a beautiful autumn afternoon. Paul Walker enters the outdoor space where Meadow is sitting and reading a magazine.
You call me on the telephone, you feel so far away You tell me to come over, there's some games you want to play I'm walking to your house, nobody's home Just me and you and you and me alone We're just playing hide and seek It's getting hard to breathe under the sheets with you
You were standing in the way of your relationship. Moreover, you were the one who ruined it. ˝ Emily says. I have to get back to the customer.
On the drive home from Scott’s birthday bash, the night’s events blitz my brain. What in the hell possessed me to bring up Elizabeth? Not that I regret it, I don’t. His secret festered inside me.
‘Nah I was being serious, this is really hard for me to say, but I have liked you for a long time, and when you told me about liking Noah, lets just say, I decided that from then on, I would never hide my feelings, because all these years I could have gotten you but I didn’t and im sorry for th…’