Chelan Essays

  • Unforgettable Labor Day: My Trip to Lake Chelan

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    My first trip to Lake Chelan was the best way I've ever spent a Labor Day weekend. My best friend's family invited me to go with them and although there were some downs, the ups were even better. This trip was important because I have never had more fun in my life! Getting to Lake Chelan was the hardest part of the trip. I sat in last period glancing at the clock anxiously, it felt like everything was in slow motion. The bell screeched and I zoomed out of the school, we were supposed to leave right

  • Helena Bravo Monologue

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    Hola, Reyna and Alejandro are always happy to hear how you and your family are doing. Alejandro said that Nevlyn doesn't look like the little blond boy that would ride his bike up and down the street. We are all really sorry to hear about your friend Ellen. I hope those little boys find some "mom love" in you, like we did when we needed some extra cuddles. I'm happy to hear that you still use your Spanish a lot in and out of work. Nevertheless, I'm sure your Spanish has evolved into a Puerto Rican/Cuban

  • Argumentative Essay: The Cavaliers

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    who the Cavaliers selected 33th overall in the 2014 draft, this was bad news. It was also the biggest reason he decided to try his luck in a less hostile environment. Since he was playing for Chelan High School, Harris had a great relationship with Tony Bennett, the team's coach. After Bennett left Chelan to accept a head coaching job with the Virginia Cavaliers, Harris didn't need much persuading to follow suit the following year. He immediately got into the starting lineup and started producing

  • My Passion of Wakeboarding

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    My life changed when I was introduced to my passion of wakeboarding seven years ago with the help of one of my cousins. I remember it was a very hot, sunny day in August down on the Columbia River near Chelan. When I first started growing up I was very sketchy about the Columbia River since it was very cold and for some reason I was always intimidated to be around that river. At the time, I was very nervous about trying this new experience. With the help of my cousin on the beach I was able to be

  • Personal Narrative Essay: The Future Of College

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    included Lewis & Clark College, Pacific University, Linfield University, and George Fox University. Lewis & Clark was brought up through a friend who went there and George Fox because it was recommended through one of the cross-country coaches in Chelan High School.

  • Rocky Balboa

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    Everyone has a goal of some sort, either it's making it to the varsity team or passing a test; their mission is to complete that goal successfully. In the John G. Avildsen directed film, "Rocky", we see an uneducated but kind-hearted Italian-American bozer that also works in a meat warehouse and as a debt collector for a loan shark in a tough neighborhood in Philadelphia. Avildsen demonstrates the struggles of Rocky Balboa as he reaches his goal of winning the world heavyweight championship from

  • Review Of Martin Luther King's Speech 'I' Ve Been On The Mountain Top

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    that everyone was eqaul; I did notice the different color skins but never acted on it. Reading "God's Children here suffering", it takes me back to my mission trips and helping the mexican people. This means a lot, espeically where I grew up at. In Chelan you have the mexicans and the whites,

  • Describe Eden Moody

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    Eden’s musical journey and passion began in Brazil, where she was raised. “My parents were hippy missionaries,” Eden described. “I was born in Argentina and grew up in Brazil.” She explained that her mother was a teacher in Chelan a long time ago and she has family in the Wenatchee area. Her love for country music, particularly Dolly Parton and Shania Twain, brought her to the United States with the dream of eventually making it to Nashville, Tennessee. “My dad was my inspiration

  • The North Cascades

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    The North Cascades The North Cascades became a national park on October 2, 1968. It is located in the north central area of Washington. Since it’s inception the park’s mission statement has evolved to include concerns of the entire ecosystem. (www.seattleinsider.com) When you go to the North Cascades in Washington, you can visit and do a variety of things. Some major tourist attractions are the beautiful ice sculpted, jagged mountains, which rise above deep-forested valleys-terrain carved by moving

  • Northern Cascades National Park

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    most sought after pelts in the cascades, do to their abundance. Later many would come to mine the cascades, but there wasn’t much of what they were looking for. Northern Cascades National Park is about 684,000 acres and encompasses Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Area. In today’s society there are very few wilderness areas that aren’t impacted by human activity like Northern Cascades National Park. Many areas within the park have had little human intervention. In many areas of the park

  • Personal Narrative Analysis

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    Growing up in my family,(mom, dad , brothers) was/ is pretty rough. My dad and oldest brother got into drugs when I was younger, and that made a big impact on me and everyone else. It started with my dad, acting like a dumbass around the family, and my brother somehow followed. My dad, I have no idea when he started using but, my brother started using around seventeen or eight teen. My dad was always mad that he was going to end up like him, so he would try to talk to him but they were both disrespectful

  • Airplane Speech

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    conquer Mount Shasta. The year 2016 turned out to be a busy season for summits six, seven and eight as we climbed Mount St Helens a second time, Mount Adams a second time, and a lengthy three night, four-day adventure of Glacier Peak near the Snohomish/Chelan County

  • My Childhood Obstacles

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    In my childhood I have had a lot of obstacles, stress, and life lessons. An obstacle I had to overcome was dealing with family problems. With everything so violent I would normally just leave or something, but I didn’t want it to happen at all. So, I would try to break it up and have them just leave each other alone. It never really worked, but after it happening over and over, my way of getting over it was to not care as much. I don’t really care if my brother stays in my life, in the 17 years he's