This document appears to be a senior autobiography written by Asusena Acosta Rodriguez. It includes sections about her name and its meaning, her room which has a black and white theme, her personal alphabet which lists traits for each letter, and stories from her family including getting stuck in a hot car without air conditioning on the way to the beach. The autobiography provides personal details and memories to help the reader get to know the author better.
This document is a senior autobiography written by Asusena Acosta Rodriguez. It discusses her name which is unique and means white flower. It describes her room decorated in black and white with portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley on the walls. Her most treasured possession is a music box given to her by her godmother that plays when opened and reminds her of happy memories they shared. The document also recounts a funny story told by her stepfather about getting stuck on the side of the road in the heat when their car broke down while trying to go to the beach.
1) The author recalls an experience as a teenager where she went out on a date with a popular boy from school named Zen who took her to a romantic restaurant. However, things took a turn when he brought her to a dark snooker place where he ignored her pleas to take her home.
2) Stranded and afraid, the author managed to walk several miles to catch a bus home but arrived very late, causing her father to become furious with worry. In a moment of anger, he physically punished the author.
3) After reflecting on the experience, the author came to understand her father's perspective and feelings of fear for her safety. On Father's Day a few days later, the author and
This document is an excerpt from a journal or novel describing the narrator's experiences growing up without her father and watching her mother search for a new partner.
The narrator recalls bonding with her mother's new partner Oscar during a camping trip, only to later discover he was the reason for her parents' separation. She withdraws from her mother and begins dating multiple boys in school, unable to find satisfaction in relationships like her mother.
When her childhood friend Theo's father dies, it ends her relationship with her lab partner. She then sets her sights on the school council president Timothy, running for secretary in order to get closer to him despite him being in a relationship already.
From the Other Side of Happiness V1 5 ChaptersCassandra Jakes
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This document is an introduction to a story about Cassandra Bradley Jakes, a 28-year-old successful doctor who feels empty inside despite her accomplishments. She reflects on her childhood and difficult past, wondering what is missing from her life. The story then shifts to Cassandra's school days where she formed a close friendship with Sharon, who helped her through challenges. After graduating high school, Cassandra had a traumatic experience getting lost on the night of her graduation that has left a dark shadow. She realizes she has hard work ahead as she prepares for college in the fall.
This document provides a side-by-side memoir told from the perspectives of Amie Hoover and her dog Blitz. It describes how they first met at an animal shelter on Super Bowl Sunday in 2011 and instantly felt a connection. Both Amie and Blitz recount falling in love at first sight and the joy they felt when Amie adopted Blitz. The document also shares memories of Blitz as a puppy through stories and lessons he has taught Amie about unconditional love, enjoying nature, exercise, relaxation and more.
Here are two published poems for your consideration:
"Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" by Dylan Thomas
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Though wise men at their end know dark is right,
Because their words had forked no lightning they
Do not go gentle into that good night.
"The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 5animeangel1983
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The author's children are growing up fast. Her oldest son Jason was fascinated by stars and aliens. One night strange lights appeared and Jason was abducted by aliens. When he returned, he didn't want to talk about his experience but was told he was "marked" and the aliens would return for him someday. The author is worried but tries to set it aside to enjoy the upcoming Snowflake Day holiday with her family.
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 7animeangel1983
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The narrator's sister Heather gives birth to triplets - two boys and a girl. The narrator is surprised to find that one son, Stephen, has inherited their ghost abilities while the third child, Michael, has violet skin like their grandmother. The narrator is annoyed that their sister Elvira has been taken by aliens like their brother Aaron was previously. Using their fairy magic for the first time, the narrator causes it to rain flowers all over town for hours from a weather totem, demonstrating supernatural abilities to the town. The narrator wonders what else their family is capable of before the challenge is over.
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 6 Pt. 2animeangel1983
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The document summarizes the lives and activities of multiple generations of a supernatural family. It describes the family moving to a new town, several siblings pursuing different careers and interests as they come of age, one brother searching for ancient Egyptian canopic jars, and the narrator marrying and starting his own family with his new wife Heather.
The Power of a Name: A Sims 3 Name Game Challenge, Chapter 2animeangel1983
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- Analise Anderson is a genie who married Sebastian Vanderburg and had two children so far, Axel and Nvidia, neither of whom inherited her genie powers.
- She hopes one of her seven planned children will be a genie to keep the magic in the family line, but is worried none so far have shown magical abilities.
- Analise works in business while Sebastian cares for the children at home, going against his father's wishes that he pursue a career in law enforcement.
Billy-Bella Smith moves to Pleasantview after running away from an arranged marriage. She gets a job as a playground monitor and teacher's aide at the local school. Bella hopes to start a big family of her own someday. On her first night off, she goes to the cemetery, hoping to meet new people. There, she meets Phoenix, who she flirts with, but he leaves abruptly after a witch appears and causes a fight. Hurt, Bella drives home, crying over her failed attempt at a new relationship.
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 6 Pt. 1animeangel1983
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This document provides a summary of the lives and activities of a ghost mother and her six children - four biological triplets (Jason, Kylo, Thera, Aaron) and two adopted (Kelios and Elvira). It describes each child's personality traits and careers as they grow up. It then discusses family activities like fall festivals, eating contests, apple bobbing, ice skating, snowman making, and Kelios showing off his alien powers by transmuting materials with his mind.
The document appears to be a collection of passages from a blog or memoir describing the author's journey of self-discovery and coming of age. It discusses dealing with feelings of uncertainty about identity and purpose, and questions about who the author is perceived to be by others. The passages describe facing challenges fitting in and feeling different than others while growing up in a new country and culture than one's own heritage. Overall it explores themes of finding oneself and one's path in life through facing adversity and personal growth over time.
Final Multigenre Project by Shanequa PerryShanequa Perry
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This document is a multi-genre project by Shanequa Perry dedicated to five men who have impacted her life. It includes letters to her uncle, cousin, and father who passed away when she was three months old. It also includes a poem about her father and a reflection on meeting cousins from her father's side of the family for the first time. The men honored helped encourage Shanequa after her father's passing and stood in as father figures in her life. The project allows her to express gratitude for their support and share memories.
The document is a collection of short passages about the writer's life experiences. It includes descriptions of her brothers, Christmas traditions with her family, her love for her dad despite his flaws, Easter celebrations at her aunt's house, her many fears including bugs, her close relationship with her grandmother despite her illness, Halloween traditions, her interests as a teen, her former best friend who moved away, her favorite cousin, feelings about her hometown, her overprotective mother, nice and mean neighbors, her organized nature, her pets, her habit of asking questions, sharing a room with her messy sister who she is close with, annual family trips, her favorite funny uncle, how she got her name, love of winter and playing in
This multi-genre project by Shanequa Perry is dedicated to five influential men in her life who helped support her after her father passed away when she was an infant. The project includes letters to her uncle, cousin, and grandfather expressing gratitude for their encouragement and role in her life. It also includes a poem about missing her father and meeting her cousin from her father's side of the family for the first time. The overall project pays tribute to the father figures who helped raise Perry and stand in the gap after losing her father at a young age.
This document provides biographical information about Dolly Parton, the Queen of Country Music. It highlights key events in her life and career, including writing her first song at age 13, marrying Carl Dean in 1966, recording several hit songs in the 1960s and 1970s, numerous TV and movie appearances, and being honored at the Kennedy Center in 2006. The document also promotes an event called "Faith on Tap" and thanks the host location and supporters.
This document is a summary of 3 sentences or less:
Danielle finds a note from her best friend Ezra saying someone else read one of their previous notes. She worries about Ezra's plan to address the school at an assembly, fearing he may get in trouble. On the day of the assembly, Danielle remains unsure of what Ezra will say but supports him regardless.
This document discusses the importance of self-worth and respecting oneself. It encourages appreciating one's talents and sharing them with others. It also warns about being aware of one's surroundings and trusting instincts, as not everyone has good intentions. The main message is that life is precious, so make the most of opportunities and focus on education and personal growth to achieve dreams.
This document contains a collection of poems written from the perspective of refugees. The poems explore themes of loss, hardship, danger, and the desire for safety and a new home. They describe leaving one's home country due to war, traveling by boat, facing danger and lack of resources, and the emotions of being alone and in an unfamiliar place. The poems express gratitude for basic necessities, dreams of survival and a better life, and the differences between a refugee's experiences and those who have not fled their country.
Chole begins writing a diary to document her life, which she describes as the "worst life ever." She details being bullied by a group called the Black Tough Bulls at her new school. They force her to do bad things and she lives in constant fear. However, things start looking up when the bullies are expelled. Later, Chole learns she will be moving schools and is overjoyed to find out her new best friend Alexandra will be attending the same school.
The document is a collection of journal entries and reflections from an 11-year-old girl named Emma. It describes events from her life like being born, a family trip to Germany where she got separated from her family at a fair, her interests and favorite things, what is popular with kids her age, and her daily school routine.
Lucy has to choose between her final two suitors, Georgie and Elm, on the last day of the dating challenge. She seeks advice from her great-grandmother Michelle in a dream, who tells Lucy to follow her heart and pick the man she truly wants, not who others think is right. After spending romantic time with each man, Lucy realizes she is in love with both of them and does not know how to choose just one. She has until the end of the day to make her final decision.
Eva feels anxious on her first day of college, being a social outcast due to her alien heritage. She meets Oz, who is friendly towards her. They bond over their shared interests and difficult pasts. However, Eva continues to struggle with social anxiety and runs away after they stargaze together, worried about developing feelings for Oz. She begins avoiding him, though it pains her to do so.
This document provides an overview of a 7-session unit on refugees taught to Year 8 students aged 12-13. The unit aimed to raise awareness of what constitutes a community and the experiences of refugees. Sessions included exploring community, reasons for becoming a refugee, refugee scenarios, poems about refugees, and the film "In This World". Students engaged with activities, role-plays, and produced their own poems about refugees. The unit aimed to help students understand the perspectives and plights of refugees.
The document provides information for pharmacy technician externship programs, including a weekly evaluation form. It lists contact information and locations for courses in Ontario, Los Angeles, and Oakland. It requires externs to submit weekly time sheets over 160 hours to receive credit and ratings in areas like appearance, work habits, and skills with dispensing medicines and using pharmacy equipment.
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There are cartoons in this picture like obamasuzie13
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The cartoon depicts President Obama riding a bomb headed for Pakistan instead of Iraq, representing a desire to invade Pakistan after they killed Osama bin Laden rather than continuing with Iraq. It uses this imagery to suggest that Obama wants revenge on Pakistan for terrorist attacks like 9/11 and for killing American soldiers. Some key symbols are Obama, the bomb, and references to invading Pakistan.
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 7animeangel1983
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The narrator's sister Heather gives birth to triplets - two boys and a girl. The narrator is surprised to find that one son, Stephen, has inherited their ghost abilities while the third child, Michael, has violet skin like their grandmother. The narrator is annoyed that their sister Elvira has been taken by aliens like their brother Aaron was previously. Using their fairy magic for the first time, the narrator causes it to rain flowers all over town for hours from a weather totem, demonstrating supernatural abilities to the town. The narrator wonders what else their family is capable of before the challenge is over.
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 6 Pt. 2animeangel1983
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The document summarizes the lives and activities of multiple generations of a supernatural family. It describes the family moving to a new town, several siblings pursuing different careers and interests as they come of age, one brother searching for ancient Egyptian canopic jars, and the narrator marrying and starting his own family with his new wife Heather.
The Power of a Name: A Sims 3 Name Game Challenge, Chapter 2animeangel1983
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- Analise Anderson is a genie who married Sebastian Vanderburg and had two children so far, Axel and Nvidia, neither of whom inherited her genie powers.
- She hopes one of her seven planned children will be a genie to keep the magic in the family line, but is worried none so far have shown magical abilities.
- Analise works in business while Sebastian cares for the children at home, going against his father's wishes that he pursue a career in law enforcement.
Billy-Bella Smith moves to Pleasantview after running away from an arranged marriage. She gets a job as a playground monitor and teacher's aide at the local school. Bella hopes to start a big family of her own someday. On her first night off, she goes to the cemetery, hoping to meet new people. There, she meets Phoenix, who she flirts with, but he leaves abruptly after a witch appears and causes a fight. Hurt, Bella drives home, crying over her failed attempt at a new relationship.
A Boolprop Monster Mash Challenge: Chapter 6 Pt. 1animeangel1983
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This document provides a summary of the lives and activities of a ghost mother and her six children - four biological triplets (Jason, Kylo, Thera, Aaron) and two adopted (Kelios and Elvira). It describes each child's personality traits and careers as they grow up. It then discusses family activities like fall festivals, eating contests, apple bobbing, ice skating, snowman making, and Kelios showing off his alien powers by transmuting materials with his mind.
The document appears to be a collection of passages from a blog or memoir describing the author's journey of self-discovery and coming of age. It discusses dealing with feelings of uncertainty about identity and purpose, and questions about who the author is perceived to be by others. The passages describe facing challenges fitting in and feeling different than others while growing up in a new country and culture than one's own heritage. Overall it explores themes of finding oneself and one's path in life through facing adversity and personal growth over time.
Final Multigenre Project by Shanequa PerryShanequa Perry
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This document is a multi-genre project by Shanequa Perry dedicated to five men who have impacted her life. It includes letters to her uncle, cousin, and father who passed away when she was three months old. It also includes a poem about her father and a reflection on meeting cousins from her father's side of the family for the first time. The men honored helped encourage Shanequa after her father's passing and stood in as father figures in her life. The project allows her to express gratitude for their support and share memories.
The document is a collection of short passages about the writer's life experiences. It includes descriptions of her brothers, Christmas traditions with her family, her love for her dad despite his flaws, Easter celebrations at her aunt's house, her many fears including bugs, her close relationship with her grandmother despite her illness, Halloween traditions, her interests as a teen, her former best friend who moved away, her favorite cousin, feelings about her hometown, her overprotective mother, nice and mean neighbors, her organized nature, her pets, her habit of asking questions, sharing a room with her messy sister who she is close with, annual family trips, her favorite funny uncle, how she got her name, love of winter and playing in
This multi-genre project by Shanequa Perry is dedicated to five influential men in her life who helped support her after her father passed away when she was an infant. The project includes letters to her uncle, cousin, and grandfather expressing gratitude for their encouragement and role in her life. It also includes a poem about missing her father and meeting her cousin from her father's side of the family for the first time. The overall project pays tribute to the father figures who helped raise Perry and stand in the gap after losing her father at a young age.
This document provides biographical information about Dolly Parton, the Queen of Country Music. It highlights key events in her life and career, including writing her first song at age 13, marrying Carl Dean in 1966, recording several hit songs in the 1960s and 1970s, numerous TV and movie appearances, and being honored at the Kennedy Center in 2006. The document also promotes an event called "Faith on Tap" and thanks the host location and supporters.
This document is a summary of 3 sentences or less:
Danielle finds a note from her best friend Ezra saying someone else read one of their previous notes. She worries about Ezra's plan to address the school at an assembly, fearing he may get in trouble. On the day of the assembly, Danielle remains unsure of what Ezra will say but supports him regardless.
This document discusses the importance of self-worth and respecting oneself. It encourages appreciating one's talents and sharing them with others. It also warns about being aware of one's surroundings and trusting instincts, as not everyone has good intentions. The main message is that life is precious, so make the most of opportunities and focus on education and personal growth to achieve dreams.
This document contains a collection of poems written from the perspective of refugees. The poems explore themes of loss, hardship, danger, and the desire for safety and a new home. They describe leaving one's home country due to war, traveling by boat, facing danger and lack of resources, and the emotions of being alone and in an unfamiliar place. The poems express gratitude for basic necessities, dreams of survival and a better life, and the differences between a refugee's experiences and those who have not fled their country.
Chole begins writing a diary to document her life, which she describes as the "worst life ever." She details being bullied by a group called the Black Tough Bulls at her new school. They force her to do bad things and she lives in constant fear. However, things start looking up when the bullies are expelled. Later, Chole learns she will be moving schools and is overjoyed to find out her new best friend Alexandra will be attending the same school.
The document is a collection of journal entries and reflections from an 11-year-old girl named Emma. It describes events from her life like being born, a family trip to Germany where she got separated from her family at a fair, her interests and favorite things, what is popular with kids her age, and her daily school routine.
Lucy has to choose between her final two suitors, Georgie and Elm, on the last day of the dating challenge. She seeks advice from her great-grandmother Michelle in a dream, who tells Lucy to follow her heart and pick the man she truly wants, not who others think is right. After spending romantic time with each man, Lucy realizes she is in love with both of them and does not know how to choose just one. She has until the end of the day to make her final decision.
Eva feels anxious on her first day of college, being a social outcast due to her alien heritage. She meets Oz, who is friendly towards her. They bond over their shared interests and difficult pasts. However, Eva continues to struggle with social anxiety and runs away after they stargaze together, worried about developing feelings for Oz. She begins avoiding him, though it pains her to do so.
This document provides an overview of a 7-session unit on refugees taught to Year 8 students aged 12-13. The unit aimed to raise awareness of what constitutes a community and the experiences of refugees. Sessions included exploring community, reasons for becoming a refugee, refugee scenarios, poems about refugees, and the film "In This World". Students engaged with activities, role-plays, and produced their own poems about refugees. The unit aimed to help students understand the perspectives and plights of refugees.
The document provides information for pharmacy technician externship programs, including a weekly evaluation form. It lists contact information and locations for courses in Ontario, Los Angeles, and Oakland. It requires externs to submit weekly time sheets over 160 hours to receive credit and ratings in areas like appearance, work habits, and skills with dispensing medicines and using pharmacy equipment.
El documento es una invitaci坦n de Susy a su t鱈a Celia y primos a su fiesta de graduaci坦n el 9 de junio de 8pm a 12am en la direcci坦n 22902 via santana en Nuevo, California. Susy proporciona sus n炭meros de tel辿fono y el de su madre para que la t鱈a Celia la contacte y confirme su asistencia a la fiesta.
There are cartoons in this picture like obamasuzie13
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The cartoon depicts President Obama riding a bomb headed for Pakistan instead of Iraq, representing a desire to invade Pakistan after they killed Osama bin Laden rather than continuing with Iraq. It uses this imagery to suggest that Obama wants revenge on Pakistan for terrorist attacks like 9/11 and for killing American soldiers. Some key symbols are Obama, the bomb, and references to invading Pakistan.
Eight retired US Army generals have publicly criticized Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, saying he is insensitive and uncooperative. The cartoon depicts Rumsfeld defending his position against the retired generals, with one general holding a sign saying "Lets kick rummy out!". It aims to convey that the retired generals want new leadership at the Pentagon because they believe Rumsfeld is mismanaging the war in Iraq.
This autobiography by Asusena Acosta Rodriguez begins with a table of contents that outlines 15 chapters. The autobiography will recount her personal experiences and journey through life so far, from her name and childhood room to stories from her family and advice she wants to share with others. It aims to reflect on who she is and how she has been shaped by her experiences and family influences over the years.
The document discusses money management skills at different ages. It notes that 5-10 year olds often collect spare change and save in piggy banks. From ages 11-15, teens start learning to save money from activities like babysitting and lawn mowing, and may want a savings account. From 16 and older, teens often seek part-time jobs to gain work experience and learn to manage a checking account. As adults, people learn to save money, pay taxes, bills, and insurance from their jobs. The document also lists some common first jobs for kids like babysitting, pet sitting, and lemonade stands that do not interfere with schoolwork.
The document discusses ways to teach young children the value of money and saving, including setting up a family piggy bank to illustrate saving for fun family activities. It recommends having children save 10% or more of any allowance and see their bank accounts earn interest. Establishing good money habits like regularly saving early on makes them more likely to manage money well throughout life. The document also suggests age-appropriate ways to involve children in budgeting and financial decisions so they understand limits on spending.
George Gissing was a Victorian author born in 1857 in Wakefield, England. He had a stable childhood until his father died when he was 13. He won a scholarship to Owens College and graduated from the University of London, where he placed first in England in English and Latin. However, his life was thrown into misery when he was caught stealing from other students and sentenced to hard labor in prison, after which he was expelled from Owens College in disgrace. His mother then sent him to the United States to start a new life.
George Gissing arrived in Epsom in 1894 after his domestic life had fallen apart. As a young novelist, Gissing was known for his books that explored the personal and financial struggles of the lower middle classes and the proletariat. While a stream of novels brought Gissing fame, he still felt a deep lack of self-worth.
George Gissing arrived in Epsom in 1894 after his domestic life had fallen apart. As a young novelist, Gissing was known for his books that explored the personal and commercial struggles of the lower middle classes and the proletarians they depended on. Though his novels brought him fame, Gissing still felt a deep lack of self-worth.
Bullying presentation/How to deal with bullying .pptxssuserb6cf2e
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Any form of verbal, psychological, or physical violence that is repeated by someone or a group, who is in a position of domination against one or more other individuals in a position of weakness and intends to harm its victims that are unable to defend themselves especially when the bully may have one or more followers who are willing to assist the primary bully or who reinforce the bully by providing positive feedback such as laughing
Master Data Science Course in Kerala and How to face an interviewbenjaminoseth
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Cracking a data science interview requires a strategic approach, strong domain knowledge, and hands-on expertise. This PPT is designed to help aspiring data scientists prepare effectively by understanding the core interview topics, real-world problem-solving techniques, and communication strategies. Whether you are new to data science or an experienced professional, this guide covers must-know topics like machine learning, statistics, data wrangling, and coding. With expert insights from a Data Science Course in Kerala, this presentation highlights industry-specific interview patterns, key questions, and problem-solving frameworks. Get ready to excel in your data science interviews with practical tips, real-world case studies, and best practices to land your dream job!
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Learning objective: Encourage innovation in the face of adversity. Panelists will discuss strategies for cultivating innovation and promoting a resilient growth mindset.
2. A journey of a thousand miles beings with a single step
Lao Tzu
Senior Autobiography
Asusena Acosta Rodriguez
English 4- Mrs. Chavez
May 23, 2012
3. Table of contents
1. Prologue.....1
2. Whats in a Name? ....... 2
3. Personal Alphabet......4
4. Room Sweet Room....6
5. Personal Symbol........8
6. Telling Tales
7. Flashback.......
8. Cheer Yourself Up! ......
9. One Medium Suitcase .
10. Remembering the Child ...
11. Family Influence ..
12. How to ...
13. Advice to the Young .
14. Are You Hungry.
15. Annual Report
4. 1
Prolgoue
Home Sweet Home, a place where you can be safe and confortable than any other place. I would
consider home a safe place to live in and a home that you have been raised since u were born.
Throughout my life I have had some very tough times and it seems like they dont get any
easier. Dont get me wrong, I have had some good experiences too, but it can get pretty tough. I
try to escape my feelings and my experiences into my writing, so this title for me is pretty much
all me! Everything I write comes from my thoughts, memories, heart or something creative I
make up.
I guess it will help you get to know what Im about, but, most importantly, it would really will
help me get to know myself.This is important to my life because, my mother would bring me
back from the hospital and she wanted to raise me in Los Angeles. I was a caring but people
think as me as a sweet little girl loves to be nice to everybody and being surrounded by other
people. There would be a time when there is a thunderstorm, my grandma that is death, would be
there right next to me, holding me, cuddle with me and tell me I love you in sign language. My
grandma would see a thunder flashing in the dark clouds, she would be waiting for the strike to
hit the ground so that she can hear once again. I love just hanging out with my friends and just
having fun. I love to be cheerful and see the positive things in life. Through out everything I
have been through, I try to do my best so I can have the best life. I live one day at a time and I
do not think about the past.
5. 2
Whats in a Name?
I was born Asusena Acosta Rodriguez, Asusena was named after a beautiful white flower that
grows in Bali, Indonesia. My name hasnt been bad at all, recently I havent heard anyone that
used my name before. Many people cant pernounce it correctly because of how it was spelled or
how it sounds. This name is Arabic. My mother gave this name to me because, it was a very
unqiue name that u usually dont hear around. And she wanted me to be an unqiue baby girl that
will be raised into a beautiful young girl that will raise happly and complete. During my school
years, not many teachers couldnt pernounce my name correctly so now everybody would have a
nickname for me and it would be easier for them to call me a shorter name that would go with
me like, sussie, it was a pefect name that nobody would forget. My parents wanted to name me
lily but they decided to name Asusena instead because, it sounds more hispanic for our family
culture. She thought, Lily, sounds like an american name that hs been used a lot with a lot of
girls.
My Grandma was very happy with the name that my mom gave it was very interesting for her
because, in mexico, wher she lives in, she doesnt hear that name at all around her city. The only
names she hears from girls are stephanie, yesina, jessica, jasmine, veronica and mostly nacy. She
wanted to give me another nickname for me she calls me, sweetheart. Sweetheart was a good
nickname for me because, it fits my personality and how iact around people and how helpful I
am to many of my family members that come over and especially my cousins. When ever I see
someone struggling with a heavy box I try to help out no matter what. If
6. 3
someone is having a bad day and they need someone by there side, im always there for them
everytime. I try to keep a smile on their face just to let them know that there not alone and that
im there for them until they feel much better and more cheerful than ever. This name has been a
great experience for me through out my whole life, but I will always be called, sussie.
7. 4
Personal Alphabet
Adorable- I have been told I have a adorable voice on the phone.
Bilingual- I speak and read and also understand Spanish & English.
Caring- I care about my family and my friends.
Delightful- I am very delightful to people when they need help.
Energized- I am very energerized outside of school.
Feisty- You dont mess with my bad side.
Grown-up- I am ready for being an adult and ready to live the real life after I graduate.
Happy- I always have a smile on my face everyday.
Insane- I have been told I act crazy when im at parties.
Jumpy- I have heard that I am jumpy when Im at amusement parks.
Kitty- I love the logo of Hello Kitty.
Lazy- I am lazy when it comes to the weeekends and after school.
Motivated- I love to go out to places and not stay home all day.
Neat- I have a clean neat room that never gets dirty.
Organzied- I am very well organized with my personal stuff.
Private- I like to be in my room just for being alone and its has privacy.
Quiet- Im always quiet in class while im doing my work.
Responsible- I am very responsible with my actions.
Silly- I love being my myself around my friends and family.
Tall- Im taller than my little sister.
Unique- My name is very unique.
8. 5
Vicious- When it comes to wrestling, I will always lose.
Weird- I act weird around my parents.
Xenophile- I like to talk to new people that I dont know.
Young- Im the youngest daughter that graduated highschool out of my whole family.
Zappy- I finsih my work real quick.
9. 6
Room Sweet Room
I can describe my room as a black and white movie. Everything in my room is black and white
funirture. My room is a place where you can chat with your friends, listen to music, watch tv and
sleeping in your bed. My walls are covered with portraits that are black and white such as
Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley. These two actors and singers were my favorite back in the
days. Elvis was the king of Rock and Marilyn Monroe was a very gorgeous model that was the
first front cover of the the Playboy Issue. There are many drawing that I put up on my wall that
are in frames. I been drawing for many years and I decided not to buy the character that is in the
frame, instead I draw the character better. I wanted to express my feelings by drawing and how I
feel.
I have so many memories in my room like the big giant bean bag I have laying on the floor for
guest to sleep on. This big bean bag has always been useful to let my friends sleepover at my
house. We eat on it, we sleep on it, wrestle, draw on it and also relax on it. When I think of a
meaningful place, I think of my bedroom. . A place like my bedroom is where I can relax and be
comfortable. I think that is why it is important to me, because I can be myself and feel
comfortable in there. I can also just sit down and rest my body. Another reason is I can go there
when I want privacy. I can shut the door, maybe even lock it and tell everyone in my household
not to disturb me. My room holds most of my personal belongings there and they are important
to me. Therefore I do not let any and every one in bedroom because that is my place of treasures
and comfort.
10. 7
As you enter my room, there isnt anything on the floor that will make you think im not an
organizee person but, I am an organize person that likes to keep everything clean and well put in
place when you can actually find it easy without any complaining. My room is always neat and
clean. Im letting everyone know when they come into my room they will know how clean I mean
and how much I having clutter around my room. Mostly boys will have clutter around there
room and have random items around there floor which tells different story each one.
The best part of my room is my wall the is air brush and that is picture of Los Angeles. This
painting is very important to me because, I was born and raised there for a very long time until I
was 7 years old and I had so many memories there and hope to cherish forever. A lot of cousins
lives in that city so I can always stay in contact with them everyday.
11. 8
Personal Symbol
I have a very special gift from my god mother, its a Music Box that plays when you open it.
When you open the box theres an angel that dances and twirls around. My God mother gave mt
his lovely gift on my birthday. This Music Box means so much to me. When I was just a baby,
my god mother always open the box and let it play music when I was crying. The music makes
me feel better and relax. She will always have it in her room just in case I come over and visit it
her on the weekends to sleep over.
As the days go by me and her would put buttons or ocean shells that we found laying on the
beach. The Music Box would be a memory box, on what me and my god mother did together in
the past. As the days go by, she told me she had cancer and I was in complete shocked. This is
why she gave me the Music Box to remember her and remembering our moments together and
what we did. However, that day when I was walking home, I get text message saying that my
god mother has cancer. I was heart broken, I didnt know what to do. I was praying for a miracle
to happen, wishin she was okay.
The next day I got a call from the hospital. The doctor was telling me some bad news, that my
god mother couldnt make it in time. When I see that music box playing a beautiful melody. This
is letting me know that she will always be there with me.
12. Telling Tales
My family have so many memories and telling stories when we have family time together. We
talk about the most ridiculous stories that we have encountered in the past. My stepada was
telling us a story when the whole family was in Long Beach on a weekend. This story starts on a
summer hot day. When we were packing our beach stuff like our sunscreen, umbrella, beach ball
and our sun glasses, we decided to head out first to the gas station. As we all headed to the gas
station, the car started to make noise, and it started to slow down and the car stop on the side of
the road. We were panicing because, we had the cool air on, that was a terriable day for us. We
had no cold air to stay cool from the crazy heat. I was sweating like a waterfall was running
down my skin.
Everyone was suffering from the heat that was cooking us in the car. But im glad that my
stepdad pack some ice cold water that was still frozen. A few hours past, and we notice that all
the icy cold water bottles were all gone and empty. We had nothing to drink to keeps us from
sweating to much. My stepdad was getting sweating so much he decides to take off his shirt.
Then, my stepbro was doing the same thing too. I was thinking to myself, that this will be the last
time I will be in the car with a bunch of sweaty fat guys. The car started to stink really badly.
This wasnt the best summer to stay in the car with a bunch of shirtless fat guys. As my stepdad
was telling us that story to remind us what a bad idea it was for us to not check the gas first
before we left. This wouldnt happen if we put gas before the day we left to the beach. It was a
funny day to let that happen to me and my mom. It was funny for the guys because, they all
know that we couldnt stand smelly sweaty guys in that kind of heat.