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    Never Alone

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    VANESSA MELINA VÁZQUEZ VEGA WRITING WELL Never alone A blaring sound was shaking into that speedy white escort racing on the road. His hands were thumbing the steering wheel while “hold the line” was on the radio .The volume was louder every second‚ but Victor was careless about exploding his car speakers. Adrenaline went through his body as a drug running

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    American Pie Apocalypse

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    The catchy and unforgettable tune‚ “American Pie”‚ written and released by Don McLean in 1971‚ is a song that depicts not only negative and positive events of the 50’s and 60’s‚ but also his personal life during those years. One of the depictions‚ is that of the 1959 plane crash Clear Lake‚ Iowa. This specific plane crash was most notable known for being described with the everlasting title: The Day the Music Died. This titlement was the headline of the news published on February 3rd 1959. Buddy

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    Shoofly Pie Essay

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    “Shoofly Pie” By Naomi Shihab Nye The death of a loved one can be overwhelming‚ yet people who experience such loss must eventually find a way to move past the grief. In the short story "Shoofly Pie" by Naomi Shihab Nye‚ the author explores how food enables the characters to memorialize their dead and move beyond their grief. Carefully noting each developmental step‚ Nye’s engaging attention to detail moves her characters through the grieving process. Re-read the short story "Shoofly Pie" carefully

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    Home Alone

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    leave for the night and had to feed and walk our dog everyday. These responsibilities were simple tasks that I have completed before but also have forgotten many times in the past. Despite my reservations‚ I told my parents that would be fine alone. They stocked the freezer with easily prepared foods (I could work the over and stove but knew nothing about cooking from scratch”. They gave me the phone numbers to the bed and breakfast at which they were staying in case I could not reach

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    Gnome Pie Monologue

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    CHAPTER FIVE Scrumptious Gnome Pie I awoke from my dream to discover that the little gnome I’d met in the Enchanted Forest was standing over me‚ tapping lightly on my chest. I was shaking and could still hear the sweet sound of the sirens voices tingling in my ears. “Cotton‚ you scared me!” “Sorry! Is that you‚ Aiden?” he asked‚ his light blue eyes twinkling as he smiled down at me. “Of course‚ Aiden Greene‚ how are you lad? I would imagine not too good‚ because you look drained—worn out and troubled

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    American Pie Analysis

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    The immensely popular song "American Pie"‚ written by Don McLean‚ describes the "day the music died"‚ and the decline of society in the following decade. This date‚ specifically February 3rd 1959‚ is marked by the deaths of influential musicians Buddy Holly‚ Ritchie Valens‚ and J.P. Richardson. McLean wrote the song to describe his feelings towards the deaths‚ and to describe the history of American music up to the date "American Pie" was written‚ using symbolism to describe events without directly

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    Be Alone in a Crowd

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    BE ALONE IN A CROWD “We are born alone‚ we live alone‚ and we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for the moment that we’re not alone.” This quote was addressed by Orson Welles‚ an American motion-picture actor‚ director‚ producer and writer. Perhaps‚ Welles is favorable to being alone. When I first read his quote‚ I was filled with awe that I can’t forget what he said. His words keep running in my head. Welles is right. We will live a life alone. Being

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    Travelling Alone

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    precautions that a person can take while travelling alone. When we think instantly lyric of wonderful song “Travelling Alone” by Patty Larkin‚ we can said that travelling alone is wonderful thing. Now‚ people prefer to travel alone‚ either all time or occasionally. The passion with which solo travellers speak about their experiences is amazing. However‚ travelling alone also can be scary thing‚ particularly if you have never hit the road alone before especially for women. They are actually exposed

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    Living Alone

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    Living Alone Could you imagine coming home to a strange person crashing on your couch? I can only imagine how disgruntling that would be. This and other scenarios alike are not acceptable in a place you pay for. That scenario can be avoided in one simple step: Living alone. Although living with other people has its advantages‚ living alone can be freeing‚ save a lot of money‚ and be an a lot safer place There are also many reasons living with roommates or family can be positive. You can be less

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    traveling alone

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    Although it might be more comfortable to travel with a companion‚ I certainly prefer to travel alone. If you go by yourself‚ you have the chance to learn a new language‚ to get to know cultures and customs and to meet new friends. If you travel alone‚ you have to learn the language of the country. Otherwise‚ your trip would be very difficult. Speaking the national language makes many things‚ like shopping and interacting with native people‚ much more easier. If you travel with a companion

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