Mushruum

What's worse than your best friend not noticing the horrible pain you feel inside? Nothing. I can't stand to bring you down, so I suffer in silence. Silence. Silence. I believe that I'm doomed to be alone. I'm awful with people. I know I'm good with other things, but none of it matters if I can't share it with anyone. I cannot stand to be alone. I need someone. I thought it was you. But it seems like I tried to force it on you, to be my pillar. I was wrong. I can't make you my friend. I can't cage you into that. I don't want to die, I just don't want to feel this pain anymore. I wish I'd get in a car accident that would destroy all the parts

Kyle Demaree AP English 11-7 Mr. Engel 3 May 2012 Yarr! Ye Scurvy Dogs! Eat Tha' Wee-Little Pills Like Scottish Candy! Birth control has long been a subject of debate. Those in support will often extol it's ability to increase the freedom of choice among women, and even pepper in some health benefits which come along with birth control pills. Being able to selectively choose when one becomes pregnant is valuable in a contemporary society in which sexual relations, among the sexually mature including teens, is done for pleasure instead of procreation. Young Adults are not free from sexual desire, albeit how there parents try to conditio

Kyle Demaree Mr. Engel AP English 11-7 1 March 2012    Working Works Cited Page Shipton,Alyn. A New History of Jazz. Cornwall, London: Continuum, 2001. Print. This source provides history of jazz that covers many types of jazz, but lacks a lot of less popular jazz titles. So, it can be considered a broad spectrum book with moderate detail. This should help in establishing the origins of jazz. This source is also highly reliable since the writer is a editor, critic for The Times, and was a BBC correspondent. Also, if I choose to add any criticism quotes, the book seems to be occasionally peppered with helpful commentary. Ward, Geof