Mr. Lindens Library By :Jamaica Harris October 13,2012 Gifted-Second block Related Arts
Trudging heavily against the concrete Jasmine was determined to find the book that whispered so atrociously in her ear. Since, school was over for the day she decided to visit the library which she had heard the unspeakable voice of terror unleash into her ears. Treading tediously to the library she hoped that the anonymous voice of the book was just a deceitful trickery her brain had played on her. Approaching the library Jasmine gasped in incredulity ,the library that once stood there yesterday was now just thin air. A look of bemusement takes over Jasmines face leading to a unfeasible twinge that seized Jasmine’s body and sent a overpowering feeling to her nerves. This edged Jasmine to pure insanity there was no natural way the mini library could have been consumed by the darkness overnight. Could it be possible?????….
The question galloped around her head all night long ,every word articulating clearer . Jasmine stared into the moon’s glorious beam and thoroughly searched for a explainable justification to the mysterious event. Yet, all her attempts failed her mind replayed the scene over and over again but found no small nuance that helped her confusion. Nothing triggered at least not anything beneficial.
The following morning Jasmine went to school and unambiguously choose to stay and research at the computer lab for whether or not Mr. lindens Library had ever truly got torn
supplies. This meant that it was up to me to decide what course of action to take. I had to choose one of two options: 1. Tell Jasmine what she was doing was wrong, and make sure she replaces the stolen supplies. If that doesn’t work, tell a superior or our manager about the situation and leave her fate in their hands. 2. Express distaste for her actions but ultimately do nothing and tell no one. What decision was finally made? To what extent do you believe that this was the best option, and why I…
Rodricka had got mad so in order to try and calm her down Sabrina started hugging her and would not let her go until she stop being mad. While she was hugging her Jasmine came through the door, (Jasmine is someone that my mother has guardianship over so she lives with us). She looked over at Rodricka and Sabrina and then went immediately to the room, I had thought it was odd that she did that because she would normally speak but I just left it alone and continued my conversation with Tre’maine. About an h…
When the Wasps Drowned Analysis Author: Clare Wigfall By Jasmine Love, Emily Lunnon, Izzie Lewis & Louise Hatton A background on Clare Wigfall • Clare Wigfall was born in Greenwich, London. During her early childhood, she moved to America and grew up in Berkeley, California, before moving back to London. • She began writing at an early age. After an early role as assistant and editor to the late President of Mensa, she graduated from the University of Manchester in 1998. When the Wasps Drowned…
spell words incorrect and the letters were misplaced. I remember her asking me “jasmine, sweetie are you dyslexic?” at first I didn’t know what that meant, until she explained it to me. It made sense to me , she’d ask me questions and it was yes after every question. The more I thought of it the more scared I was, I asked myself “Am I not going to be able to write, or read?” I was pretty scared. My teacher said it was nothing to worry about that I’m the same as everyone else its just that god picks special…
physically abused and raped when she lived in foster care. Also, that when she had her baby Jasmine, she gave her up to the foster care. She goes back to her room. She’s sad and wants to cry but nothing comes out because she’s so empty. Her roommate Cinda looks at her and says, “What’s wrong?” “Is it your daughter?” (Pg. 7 Goodman) Shavonne doesn’t answer but looks over at her daughter’s picture and thought how much she misses her and says, “She’s so cute.” (Pg. 7 Goodman) A few weeks have…
will think that it is alright, if they happen to find themselves in an abusive relationship and will not do anything, or much to escape it.[7] There are so many examples of what Disney teaches children. Another would be in Aladdin, where Princess Jasmine…
annoys me regardless of who it is. I like to keep things to myself and not tell every person I know what is going on with my life. My friend Jasmine is the type of person who constantly asks you about your business and if you have a problem she wants to be the first one to know. She finds out things that you thought most people didn’t know, its like she has nothing else to do besides go on about other people’s business. One day we were walking around the mall and just talking about what we had done last…
Another thing that’s different between us is our attitude, I’m quiet and shy but I have a very bad temper, if I ever get mad there’s nothing that can stop me from killing the person who made me angry. Melanie is the opposites she is loud, bubbly, outgoing and very nice, she is adored by everyone. We never fight or argue and nothing ever comes between us or I thought so. It all started the first day we started high school, the minute I put my foot in that school was the minute my nightmare started…
Haley Davis English 1301 TTAP 9:30 November 10, 2014 TEACHING TO THE TEST: IS HARMING KIDS Hammering test preparations into the brains of children can only cause more harm than good, leaving many with nothing more than a migraine headache to deal with. Teaching to the test, solely focuses on preparing for standardized tests, and its pressures of passing such a test. When a district decides on a test, the curriculum, and what is critical for the students to achieve, they are taking instruction out…
Simulated Blood Typing: Whodunit Introduction: Karl Landsteiner’s work made it possible to determine blood groups. In 1901 Landsteiner discovered human blood groups, from that blood transfusions became safer. Plasma, Red blood cells, White blood cells, and Platelets are the four components of blood. Blood is made of plasma, which is about ninety percent water. Plasma supply as the main transportation component in the body since it is the liquid part of blood. Red blood cells have a “lifespan” of…
