.... I figured why not stay with this girl for a while. Thinking the old fashioned way, of course within two months I had no gorlfriend. At this point I realized that there is going to be many more relationships. With my second relationship when I was about seventeen it acually lasted about six months.In June it ended,summertime, which made me think that I really didn't know anything about the opposite sexiven after those two relationships. Finding out two years later that my best fiend had gotten together with her didn't bother me only because two years had alredy past and t that point I understood a lot more about the opposite sex and I would have to say that by ....

.... on my own it didn’t hurt that it was only thirty miles from home and I could get help if it was needed. Joe was leaving his job at Kelly’s, a local restaurant in downtown Norman, and thought I might be interested in replacing him. I came down and met with Rick Rubinski, the owner, who turned out to be an old hippie friend of my father’s from the early seventies, and was hired on the spot. I was hired as a cook and was soon running the kitchen for the day shift. Our menu mainly consisted of home cooked favorites such as boiled pot roast with new potatoes and honey glazed carrots, meat loaf with a spicy tomato sauce, and my personal favorite chicken fried steak. Our chic ....

.... for me. Breathing in the fresh crisp air and feeling it rush through my system leaves me with a sensation as clean and pure as the air. Taking in the majestic sights the mountains have to offer gives me such a refreshed feeling—sometimes city life can leave one with a cold emptiness. Hiking through unmarked paths makes me curious to explore the new territory. I often think of Robert Frost’s “The Road Less Traveled” when passing through these sections. Sometimes I sit and observe all of nature’s critters at work: rabbits digging, squirrels playing, and birds chirping. I also enjoy the wonderful views nature has to give. It is absolutely breathtaking: the ....

.... man." the old man replied. "I haven't seen you around here before, you must be new on the island." "Yes Sir." "Let me introduce myself. I'm Tom John Smith, the lookout. And you are..." "George Mason, I've come here to try and make a life as a pirate." "Well, do you have a boat?" asked Tom "No, I came in a boat used in a British trade route." "Then the first thing you've got to do is get yourself a boat." "That's for sure, do you know where I might find a boat for sale?" "That all depends on how much money you have." Tom said. "That's why I want to be a pirate, I have no money. And I'm not able to take over a ship by myself." "I guess you'll have to get a job the ....

.... leaving just another emtpy shell behind, devoid of any life. Night set in, the stars were obscured by thick blankets of smoke. The day was done. Stores got ready to lock up and street lights were turned on to aid the bread winners, so they may travel safely. Few were fortunate enough to own automobiles so they could avoid the cold dangerous streets and dark alleyways. Most shops were already abandoned, finished for the day. Yet few doors were still open, desperate for any last minute customers. One such shopkeeper was Phil Anderson. Anderson had worked as a pharmacist for most of his life. At forty, he had little to show for. The pollution that caused the grad ....

.... Coachingwulf and Instructgar On the seven thousand, three hundred and first moon-sun of the fate-foreseen morning of the helmet match, Coachingwulf, hero of the blues, spoke: "Well Instructgar, my orb-foe, you have spoke of many matches between us but failed to tell of the blue defeat of the orange bearers. It is I who unfalteringly derived the strategies to overpower your helmet-squad upon which you have failed to avenge. Battle of the Orange and Blue Late into the last match-quarter of the contest, son of Coachtheow stood before his battle-weary men, tired from the challenge at-hand. The roar of the bevy-clappers was loud now and overpowered Coac ....

.... a playground. We have many apartments available for the elderly or for just a family new to the area. Shopping in Maysville is not a problem due to the various shopping centers and the downtown shops with park and go accessibility. With the shops downtown you can park and the walk where ever you choose with much convinces. I enjoy shopping in Maysville since we have a variety of stores to choose from. We have a country club that is full of fun activities to do including golf. The YMCA is a great place to work out at. With a pool, running track, weight room, gym, and a daycare for the kids this a definite place to workout at. This town has been a home to me for se ....

.... is becoming clearer to me, the older I become. My realization of death started with a phone call. My mother answers, it’s my aunt, Burma. I glance over to my mother; her face is overcome by a look of sadness. “How’s Patsy handling it?” My mother asks. Later, after what seemed to be a very emotionally draining conversation, my mother comes to me. She tells me that my aunt, Patsy’s daughter Trisha has died. I never knew her well, so up to this point I did not have much of an emotional reaction to the news. However, I knew that her death would devastate her mother. I doubt any parent takes the death of their child well, a parent never expects to witness th ....