Creative Writing: Homeless Pancakes

The smell of French toast was strong in the air as I sneaked into the kitchen as quiet and spy-like as I could. I was planning on surprising my sister. “BOO! !” I yelled as I jumped out scaring my whole family, except my sister who I forgot was still

Right after a hurricane warning was issued at the Glades, all the townsfolk gather at Tea Cake’s house and prepare for a feast. Janie cooks the meal, just like she did in Eatonville, but in this case, Tea Cake stays with her and encourages her by praising her young looks. Though Janie cooks and stays in the house, she is not rangebound like she is in Eatonville. Home cooked fresh beans along with other drinks and nibbles are served and everyone has a ebullient and mirthful evening. This meal is truly exemplary of communion because everyone, including Janie takes part in the evening, is comfortable with each other, and has a good time together.

The next scene shows the puppy running back to the farm in front of the horses. The story then skips to the ending showing the ranch worker and the puppy adoption employee watching the puppy and horse while drinking Budweiser products. Everyone looks happy, and the puppy and the horse are united for good. The author of this promotional advertisement intentionally created an emotion triggering video. By using pathos throughout the entirety of the ad, viewers young and old, were captivated by the cute puppy and emotional story until the very end.

Anna rushed to her room and thanked God for sending such a great miracle. In conclusion, not only Anna went to school for 2 years, but also, she got a certificate, and she is now teaching students of Mkwakwani secondary school art classes’ especially drawing for about 4 years now. We all know that Anna’s father didn’t allow her to go to school, allowing her to do what she is best at, and playing with her brothers in public, because they would feel embarrassed. What if Anna didn’t live with her father? She would have done all the things she wanted to do and no one would have stopped

The thing is, that they don’t tell anyone, or get help. This is what it was like for elementary student, Chayzée Smith, except worse. Usually, Chayzée would leave quickly and run home as fast as he could, sometimes though, he would try to take a chance, and stay for basketball or table tennis at the school, but “the violence of the neighborhood always found its way into the after school program”

Determination is one of the key factors that led to Salva’s survival. The novel starts in Salva’s classroom, two days subsequent to the civil war reaching his village. Then suddenly, rebellious soldiers fired short bursts of rounds as the teacher said, ”Go quickly all of you… Into the bush… Not home. Don’t run home. They will be going to the villages.” (6) Salva quickly ran away from the attack and was separated from his family, away from home.

It was a late, around nine o’clock, on Saturday April 20, 2013 when a few of us from Bear River High School decided to go to Senor Frogs to celebrate Olivia’s birthday. Olivia and I use to be best friends back in elementary school that is until we transferred to high school and she destroyed my reputation over jealousy. I didn’t care much for celebrating her birthday, however, I had been in love with her boyfriend Tyler ever since I laid eyes on him freshman year. Nonetheless, Olivia made sure he never knew who I was. I went to every school event, every pep rally, and every party just so that he would notice me, but in the end I always went home unnoticed.

Both of the women are pregnant as well as migrant to-be mothers. One significant similarity between the two is the way they take care of others. The woman in the photo holds a puppy that she is likely taking care of, showing her motherly instinct to the world. Steinbeck describes Rose of Sharon similarly saying, “[a]nd the world was pregnant to her”(95). To both Rose of Sharon and the woman in the photograph, life on Earth must be taken care of, represented by the puppy in the woman arms and the quote from Steinbeck.

“I’m done in the bathroom, you can use it now,” she said as she turned on the lights. The vibrant green of her brother’s wallpaper almost blinded her. Soon, all the lights were on. “Okay, okay, Heather. Just go downstairs and eat breakfast or something,” Gavin mumbled as he pulled his covers over his head.

Jenny told him to run away and he did. While he was running, his leg braces broke into pieces which made him run even faster. By then, he would never wear his leg braces anymore. Jenny and Forrest remained close friends until high school and they remained a target of bullies. One day, while running away from bullies, he ran across the field and reached the local high school's football practice.

Or perhaps he would not return, but in Krumbach every one would know of his bravery. On the other side of the world in a different year, Spencer Morgan has just turned fifteen. Everywhere he goes he hears about the Japs bombing Pearl Harbor and it’s no different when he gets home. Realizing how serious this is, his brother announces his decision to join. This gets him thinking, and all through the school day the war is the only thing on his mind, that is until LuAnn starts talking to him.

They were on the way to school. But boy who made it all happen Croker had walked up and picked up timmy and shook him so he could get his lunch money. Though timmy was very mad today when he did it even though Croker does it every day. Timmy’s had got out of Crokers hands before he could shake the money out and he ran back home. He had got so made that he wished for the most powerful super powers ever and he would annihilate Croker at last.

At minute 70, ten minutes before the game to end the ball went out of bounds, the referee stopped the game as my coach signaled for a substitution, and I entered the pitch. I played my first ten minutes of High School varsity soccer and I made the most of them. After the match I was not sure to be happy or discouraged. I only played ten minutes out of

Since joining the NHS I have developed a great appreciation for everything going on around me. From holding the door for someone or simply greeting other in the hallways, I believe that the NHS has helped me develop a open and giving personality that has a positive impact on everyone I come into contact with. There are many things that come to mind when I think of how my character has changed, but there is a certain one that really sticks out. That example is this year when the NHS was serving cookies for Valentine’s Day and we had a bunch of leftover cookies. I asked Mr. Spears what we were going to do with the leftover cookies and he thought we could just hand them out during lunch.

I used to beg my parents to let me quit the team. They could see how miserable I was and for being the kind of crazy parents they were, they heavily considered letting me. But I stuck it out for the rest of the season, sitting away from the girls on the benches and during breaks in-between games because I had officially given up. I didn’t have to convince my parents to not make me try out for the Dew the next season. They had seen that coming a mile away and my dad looked up different teams in the Northwest Indiana area without me having to say a word to him about it.