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I read the first 197 pages of the book
I found the following quote interesting:
"Boys watch her to learn how to play better."

I think my book is very interesting and is at a key point that is shocking and can actually happen in real life, last time I read my books it talked about two friends who had to deal with one of them being gay and how life has been that way,the thing about my book is it has multiple short stories which is why it keeps the writer in tuned with the book, and that’s why I like it.

However shocking and unusual the ancient story of Gilgamesh may seem at first, it is actually the Archetypical Epic. It recounts the hero’s journey.

Gilgamesh was born in an unusual circumstance, he was born two-thirds divine and one-third human, also a king. “They called him, protector of the people, raging flood that destroys all defenses, two-thirds divine and one-third human” (Mitchell 71) This would be probably one of the most recognized traits that makes a story an archetypical epic.

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I believe in family. I remember when I used to play with my sister when we were young, it was fun. We played with no worries or responsibilities.
Now, we are older and have a lot of worries and responsibilities. We can’t always play around, we have work to do, we have to do our chores.

Usually, when I get home from school I have to do the dishes and clean my room. Then when my mom gets home we spend time with her. Every other weekend we go to are dad’s house because my mom and dad are divorced. We still have lots of fun over there.

My name is Taily and there’s so many different areas I have my beliefs in. For example I believe that the most important thing is my family. Without my family I wouldn’t be who I am today. My family, especially my mom and dad are very helpful, caring, supportive and wishes nothing but the best for me and to see me grow up to be successful as I am capable of.

Have you ever been to a waterski tournament? Most people haven't. But it is the best experience in the world. Even if you don't ski, a ski tournament is still the most fun you will have. Imagine it, hanging out with your friends from 7:30 in the morning to about 11 at night and then some the next day. The tournaments take place at any private ski lake. Every once in a while Nationals will be at a public lake but the lake is always closed to the public at the time.

I believe tomorrow is another chance. No matter how bad things get, there will be another day to try and make it better. No matter what problems I have, whether it involves friends, family, or school, and no matter how overwhelming it feels, the next day, everything seems a little less extreme. Taking life day by day is sometimes the only thing you can do.

I cannot relate to this subject because it seems that in my situation the thing is I do not own a personal phone. The closest thing to that would be the plethora of social networks that I am a member of.

The worst thing is both of my parents have cell phones and they have texting. Both of my sisters have cell phones. The two of them have received their first personal phone when they were in sixth grade. Now here an eight grade student I am the only one in my family who doesn't have a phone.

I never used to text when I was in elementary school, but once I got into middle school it was how everyone communicated. When we were in elementary, it was so cool to get a call from your friend, but now it is lame.

It makes sense why texting is more popular now a days. First people are always busy and don't have enough time to have a conversation out loud and second with new phones coming out it just makes texting easier. If you are in school you can't just go to your locker and call your mom that you need something, you text her and she will get it faster.

With the second picture, I was trying to picture the smile and leave it to the reader to imagine the eyes, face, and what the person is smiling about. Also, the background is very muted with a few trees in the background. In the guitar picture, I tried to focus on the left hand while the right hand was out of focus. I also used natural lighting even though the picture is indoors. In the third picture, I took the picture above the subject to create an abstract image and take a photo from a vantage point that is unusual.

Have you ever felt like nobody’s there for you?Feel like you’re alone in the world?Yeah everyone been there at least once in their lifetime.But what I learned from my experiences that when your friends can't be there for you, your family is always going to be there for you right by your side.Family sticks with you like glue no matter what situation.

My topic is about trust issues. Trust issues its something that lots of us have. What made me interested in this topic was “Facebook status.” Most of the status on Facebook are about trust issues. How friends think that everybody's fake, and how every partner in a couple thinks the other is cheating. I knew that trust issues its build up by life experience and the events that cause this.

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