The Great Depression-Personal Narrative

I couldn’t even begin to fathom how painful it would be to have this done to me. I didn’t sleep at all. The next day I awoke as stressed as could be, I couldn’t keep anything down as the thought of unbearable pain ran laps around my mind. As I lay in bed I hear my mom yell up at me to get dressed, it was time to go. As

He must not have heard me because I would get a slap right across the face. Emily then walked off to our room and I followed. She started telling me about her day. The usual girl problems that surprisingly I didn’t have. But I listened.

I won’t lie, it was terrible! I prepared lunch for them and I asked them to sit on the table and eat. When, my mom is here, they’re able to feed ________ quite efficiently. (Taking in account their age), so when Quinn rang, I left them alone for a few seconds. Just enough time so she could ask me if I could take care of the twins by ____________.

The smaller one had to be released because there can’t be two identical people in the community. Jonas was horrified at what he was seeing and he was very upset. He then slept at the Annex because he was scared.Also on page 141, it explains, ¨But you will be faced, now,¨ she explained gently, ¨with pain of a magnitude that none of us here can comprehend.” The Chief Elder told Jonas that his training as the Receiver of Memory will be very hard and painful.He doesn’t understand this now, but will soon discover what the “pain” is. Jonas was selected to be the Receiver, not assigned.¨Jonas, you and I are the only ones who have feelings. We've been sharing them now now for almost a year.¨ says page 144.

The first time we met was at the elevator, I remembered I was complaining to my mom about how the noisy neighbor was being the bang in my life. Then, the elevator’s door opened, and I immediately shut my mouth up, there’s Sunny and her mom. The atmosphere in the elevator was extremely embarrassed, but soon after Sunny’s mom began

After a couple of days of contemplating taking the nightlight out or not, I eventually manned up and did it. As I laid down to sleep I felt the same fear I did when I was younger and felt vulnerable to the evils of the world; I didn’t care though. I let those fears envelop me and pick at my brain. Laid out and still I was, ignoring the malice of the world sitting on my back, choking the innocence out of me. Eventually, I fell asleep and was saved by my dreams.

Well not really, he entertain me but a poor advisor. I guess I will have to follow his advice ,I have no other alternative Laying on my bed staring at the ceiling wondering what to write about ,that time when you feel unfulfilled

I was looking forward to doing nothing but eat, sleep, shop, and hang out with friends and family. The first thing I did when I got home was go to my favorite restaurant—Glory Days Grill. I got a huge over of boneless chicken wings and cheese fries. This was something that I had missed a lot at college and craved almost everyday. Next, I went and said hi to all of my closest girl friends and their mothers.

She is considered bad luck and maybe she feels helpless. I think that she thinks that Aunt Baba is the only one that cares about her and that she wants PLT to think that about her. Quote “As soon as I said this, I felt scared and wanted to back out, but Wu Chun-mei was already jumping up and down with glee.” Pg.98 & 99 Response I feel really bad for Adeline. She probably doesn’t want to show how weak towards Niang she is. She also doesn’t want her friends to suspect anything bad is going on at home.

Thanksgiving was spent in warmth with a real turkey instead of the instant Idaho potatoes and tuna fish we had already anticipated. My time with my childhood friend Lucille went all too quickly. Our first days of hiking were harried as we rushed to continue on schedule. Lu and I reminisced, as we always do, about our teenage misdeeds and wonderful times spent together throughout our friendship. The stories are still amusing and somehow we don’t tire of hearing them or relegating others to them.