“You know, nobody can ever cook as good as your mama.” These words were spoken by one of the most iconic Southern chefs of all time, Paula Deen. Not only has she formed a legacy with her countless cookbooks, magazines, and television programs, Deen also helps out by donating her wealth and continuing to fight poverty with foundations such as The Bag Lady Foundation. With Paula’s doll-blue eyes, down-to-earth cooking styles, strong love for her close-knit family, and recent controversies, Ms. Deen
It was a cool, June morning, I had my bags packed and ready to go, and just like that I was on the road to Niagara Falls! We started by getting up at five O'clock in the morning.I remember waking up to the smell of french toast, bacon, and eggs. We packed our bags in the truck, then hit the road! After about an hour of driving on the bumpy city roads we finally hit the smooth highway to Pennsylvania. Once we got to Pennsylvania ,we ate lunch then headed to the Hershey’s Chocolate Factory.
without reflecting about how their decisions have shaped them as a person. The poems “Fire and Ice” and “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost both use the importance of decision making and its effects on the way we live to highlight how our path through life is defined by our choices. At the same time, Frost uses the extreme opposites in “Fire and Ice” and the similarities of the choices in “The Road Not Taken” to explore human nature and permanence of decisions. “Fire and Ice” is a poem that paints a
Great Lakes, Illinois. We would watch my older brother Christian, graduate from boot camp and spend some time with him just before we left him again two days later. The starting of the 3 hour and 15 minute trip was uneventful. The first stop of the road trip was at Walmart in town to pick up food along with some Pepsi drinks. We then proceeded down the highway, it wasn 't too long until I plugged in my iPod into the car’s audio system the car we had for this trip was a rental so I had taken full advantage
to bring them enjoyment. Whether or not you are happy in life is your own dilemma, however, the search for happiness is undoubtedly part of everyone’s life. One story that illustrates the idea of pursuing happiness quite well in my opinion is On the Road, by Jack Kerouac. This American novel is based on Kerouac’s travels with his friends across America. The book, about traveling in search of satisfaction, features many aspects of alcohol, drugs, sex, etc. All things
Some of my best childhood memories took place when I was around eight or nine years old. My family lived on a ranch near a little town named Laverne, in the pan handle of Oklahoma. This was a very rural area that consisted of miles of dirt roads, several large farms, and considerable distances between neighbors. I didn’t watch very much TV or have a computer or video games. Instead, I spent my time playing outside or riding my horse, Cowgirl Cutie. I don’t know how I managed to not worry
SYNOPSIS: On 06/18/2018, at approximately 1919 hours, Inmate Green, Courtne BN 18130181 was assaulted in House 4B, Cell 218 at the George Bailey Detention Facility (GBDF). Green sustained scratches to the left side forehead, a small laceration to the back of his head, Scratches to left ear area, scratches to right ear area, and scratches to the chest. Green refused medical care and signed a Medical Refusal Form. Green gave vague statements and stated that he was afraid because he has already
The Devil’s Highway, written by Luis Urrea, is a true story about the migration from Mexico into the US. It tells the story of immigrants dying as they try to enter the US for a better life. The Author focused on individual subjects as well as the circumstances in which brought the men to decide to cross the border at the risk of dying. Immigration is the international movement of people into a destination country of which they are not natives or where they do not possess citizenship in order to
for Mankind Setting is one of the most important factors in the shaping of a story; it shapes the plot and characters while also establishing the atmosphere. In Cormac McCarthy’s The Road, the setting is pivotal because it is the backbone for which the story is based upon. Set in post apocalyptic America, The Road is a story of a boy and his father’s journey as they travel south to the coast to stay warm from the impending winter. Due to the condition of their environment, a desolate wasteland,
The illnesses on Everest may not have all been evident in my life, but I have experienced a form of a high altitude illness. It occured when I was at a family reunion in Utah. Most would never think that they will be the victim of an illness caused by travel, but at last it can happen to anyone. Despite my high altitude sicknesses, regardless of what could happen, I still want to travel. The reason for my wanted travels are the experience new cultures around the world. This could be related to the
Thesis: “The Road” by Cormac McCarthy uses motifs to create meaning in the novel by working with Memory vs. Past, in doing so creates a confusion with The Man telling The Boy the supposed “Past Memories.” Memory is a double-ended sword The main character wants to remember the past, but when he does, he has trouble focusing on survival.The Boy always asks The Man to tell stories about the past life before what happened and he finally thought after all the times of lying “Maybe he understood for
Living through the post apocalypse is devastating especially essentials of life water, food and shelter are no where to be found. During the journey of the Father and the son in the novel The Road by Cormac McCarthy, they engage in some unsavory actions. Running into gang members, harsh weather and starvation. They believe that they are the "good guys" but do not help out the other survivors. Everyone has there own definition for what is morally right to do. The father and his son beliefs are to
other cars, some of them shinning as if they were polished with gloss, while others were so dirty that their break lights could barely shine through the old dirt and grit. I was seated in the passenger seat of our 1999 Ford Explorer and eyed the road and the sights of the highway carrying us through Atlanta, Georgia. On the side of the highway were lovely green meadows that grew off the side of small hills, speckled with yellows and whites. As the bend slowly straightened out, in the distance stood
In Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken” personification is used through the symbolization of the roads. Frost’s metaphorical embodiment of the two roads reflected as ways, journey and even as an adventure in life. He describes the decision people need to take in their lives as he had to, when he was needed to choose between two roads to go in his life. The poem amplifies Frost’s own life and decisions. The poem is addressed to all people who get in to their crossroads in life, where they
waiting for my wheels to be re-rubberized. When I mentioned a discount because of the tires I traded in, the dealer shook his head without emotion and handed me the bill, which included a five dollar disposal fee! I was getting an education on the road courtesy of the hard knocks of experience. I wanted my van painted, but aside from the cost, it would require sanding, and I would have to lay over a couple of days. I decided to save time and money and suffer the consequences. Kingman was my destination
Frost is The Road Not Taken, Frost uses an introspection on life choices and not regretting taking the road less traveled. In the first stanza, the protagonist is merely walking in the woods when he stumbles across an alternate path. Using the first person point of view, Frost depicts a clear picture of yellow woods and a character that has a choice to make as he reaches the conflict in the story and comes across a fork in the road. As the character in the story examines the best road to travel he
one hand and Rocky’s lead in the other, we left the bustling school for the quiet streets outside... ... middle of paper ... ...d up, searching desperately for Rocky and George. My heart dropped. My body locked up. There they were, lying on the road in front of a car which now looked horribly familiar. A whimpering women sat in shock. I had seen her before. Of course I had, that was my wife. Without thinking, I ran to George. Holding him in my arms, I screamed out his name, hoping desperately
Pavement-management systems (PMS) can work effectively only when they are constructed by organically combining all activities concerned with road pavement (planning, design, construction, maintenance, rehabilitation, evaluation, economic analysis, and research) and the data bank [1]. Then, the most important items are the establishment of a serviceability index, which represents pavement quality, and a prediction of performance, which is represented by the relation between time (and/or traffic) and
main character of the book On the Road by Jack Kerouac, is a young writer living the American dream in the 1950s. Sal and his friends, all mad writers (especially Dean Moriarty that he considers as his hero), are hitchhiking from the east coast and driving back to the west coast during summer. They arrange their plans to meet up with each other in different cities of America. At the end of the book, they will even drive down to Mexico. During their journey on the road, alcohol, drugs, music and sex
Jasietsono Josephine Kuotsu Reg no. 12356032 Dr H. Kalpana ENGL 501: American Poetry 30 Sep 2013 Why does the choice of roads in “The Road Not Taken” makes so much difference to the speaker years later? What might the two roads represent? The two roads in the poem “The Road Not Taken” are metaphorical representation of the choices we have in life. We are blessed to have choice in life and the free will to decide and these decisions make a big difference, it can be either positive or negative. This