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I found this poem to be really nice to read. it makes me remember all the things my mom has done for me, and how she does not ask for much in return. I do not always like poetry but I enjoyed this poem. To me the poem read more like a story, that was easy to follow. There was a lot of imagery in the poem, and repetition. Repetition was important in the poem because it emphasized the idea that the the amount of lanyard he made could not match up to what his mother has done for him

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I am taking with me, that I was able to strengthen my writing skills. Writing takes a lot of dedication, and concentration, but with pacience, my writing can improve, and even I can see a difference.

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While taking English 101, I have learned many things about revision, one thing I learned is to take my time, and look for fragments, and what fragments are. Before, I did not know that it was a major issue I had.

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I did not know what visual rhetoric was before this assignment. I was very into art in high school and I took graphic design which is based on visual rhetoric, but we did not learn about it. I also did not know much about pathos, ethos, and logos. I enjoyed writing about this topic because it is apart of what I like, and what I find interesting. I was happy to be about to pick out my own advertisements. It made writing this research paper more interesting and enjoyable to write.

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Lucille Ball Loved her Ford Skyliner Retractable Hardtop

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America loved Lucy so Ford recruited Lucy and Desi to pitch the virtues of a radical concept, a retractable hardtop, that was being introduced on their new Skyliner. Of course, Fred and Ethel had to join them for this quintessential Lucy sketch. The car was a flop and the idea didn't catch on until the late 90s.

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I remember reading this in high school, so I already knew what it was about reading it again. I had forgotten how violent the lottery in this town was. there were details that I had caught onto this time reading that I had not caught onto previously. I still can not believe that the children are involved in this tradition. while researching to write a paper about this, I found that traditions are good to be changed, but the town thinks otherwise, and wants to keep stoning whoever name is picked.

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This, like "Reunion" was not one of my favorite poems to read. I do not find it easy to read about things when parents miss-treat children or each other. The Waltz symbolized a fight that was going on between two people, and something that happened often

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Carrie Underwood - Blown Away (Official Video)

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"Reunion" did not grab my attention, and it was easy for me to zone out while reading. I felt bad for Charlie when he went to meet up with his father and he was drunk. I do not live with parents like this so it is hard for me to imagine how he might feel about it. I think Charlie was right with going to meet up with his father for himself so he can see what he was like.

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It was easy for me to stay focused on this story. It was like watching a crime show where I could not tell which way the outcome would go. Dahmer made me more curious because it sounded like no one had ever gotten away but Denny was able to in what seemed like not too hard of a time. The twist at the ending was something I did not expect.

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7. Hemmingway's "Hills Like White Elephants"

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7. Hemmingway's "Hills Like White Elephants"

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I was a discussion leader for this story, so i looked into it a little more than most of the stories. When i first read this, I was confused about what the procedure was. I read it multiple times, but could not figure it out, so I looked it up to find out that the procedure was possibly an abortion. After seeing that prediction, I read it again, and I was able to then see why one would think it was an abortion. This short story can definitely get people thinking and wanting to know if their predictions are correct about the procedure and even more about the relationship between the main characters.

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6. Oat's "Where Are Yo Going? Where Have You Been?"

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6. Oat's "Where Are Yo Going? Where Have You Been?"

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"Where Are Yo Going? Where Have You Been?" is a story I believe everyone can take something from. When Arnold asks Connie to get in the car, one can assume that the outcome is not going to be good, and no matter what Connie does she will probably not escape. I thought this was not something to learn from but something to wake one up. I do not think Connie's attitude had anything to do with what was happening, it was just something that happened which she could not control. It makes me realize that this can happen to anyone, and no one deserves it.

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5. Perkins-Gilman's "The Yellow Wall-Paper"

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5. Perkins-Gilman's "The Yellow Wall-Paper"

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I enjoyed reading "The Yellow Wall-Paper." It was challenging to understand in the beginning. I liked how in the end, everything worked out for Jane. The way the story is written one can assume that her name is Jane but it was not made clear if it was or not. This story was very mysterious which pulls the reader in. While reading it, I just wanted to keep reading and find out why she was so pulled into the wall-paper. the wall-paper helped her find herself again.

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I still cannot tell if I enjoyed reading this story or not. It is something different, but creepy at the same time. Emily was very well known by the town, she was resistant in things that all town members did, and she was as I would think if she lived in my town "sketchy" Emily is found laying next to a dead corpse. I chose this video because this story reminds me of the theme song to this show

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Christmas Pretty Little Liars Intro Season

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Pretty Little Liars Clip: Christmas Theme Song | Winter Premiere Tuesday, January 6

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A Christmas twist for the holidAys! Watch the Pretty Little Liars winter premiere January 6 at 8/7c, only on ABC Family! Download the WATCH ABC Family app & watch Pretty Little Liars LIVE on your device or watch at abcfamily.com! To find out if your provider offers WATCH ABC Family go to http://getwatchabcfamily.com now!

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I did not enjoy "Sonny's Blues," It was too long, and through parts of it I felt like it was not going anywhere. By the end of the story I understood where it was going, and why it was written the way it was, but it took me a long time to be able to concentrate on it. I liked that Sonny pursued his passion for music even when people told him he was not going to get anywhere, I believe many people have been there in their lives when their dreams are shot down, and to have the will and strive to keep going is inspiring.

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This story was interesting to read. it is not something I would think about while reading. It is hard to believe that the death of a loved one could bring about so much happiness, that it would cause a heart attack and then death. as hard as it is for me to think about it, it was in a different time period when Louise was probably very controlled by Brently, and having the freedom with no husband made her happy. This story is well written and interesting to read.

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I thought this story was well written. A lot was added into a short story that made me question, and get me to think about it. Alan's wish was to get a girl to love him, and he found someone who could help him with that. but the old mans plan was to really get more money out of Alan when he found out what someone being obsessed with him actually was.