… spinning around the remains of the chimney. The only recognisable structure in this blackened wasteland. My shock at the sight of this desert which once contained my home - my trees, my garden, my house, my memories - is immeasurable. My pain reminds…

… Cutting <Tab/>What do people really think about cutters? Some might say they are suicidal, others might think they are crazy, and then there are people who think cutters cut themselves for physical pain. <Tab/>But…

… at night I wake up terrified of the darkness the absolute silence It makes me wish I could have stayed asleep Safe and sound in my utter subconscious The sun comes out and Im still alive gotta live this life as someone else's wife Married to…

… was genuinely pissed off at God ignored his orders. <Tab/>"Well, Well what do we have here" God said. <Tab/>"How's Catherine?" asked Lance continuing to screw in a nail into a broken chair. <Tab/>"Fine.…

… ever wondered what it would be like to cater a wedding reception or an other event? Well you can easily do it all on your own. Your just need to know how to take the right steps in preparation. <Tab/>The first thing you'll need…

… the identity of an individual being crushed by the widespread need to fit in with society and be like everyone else. Differences in character, appearance and emotion are created by unique pasts, and form the foundation for personal beliefs. When…

… will discuss reasons why the novel's ending could be viewed as both optimistic and pessimistic. Point one; life is sustained approximately forty years after the radioactive fallout in Great Britain. Point two; Simon accepts Laura even if she is…

… Family Background: Ellie came from a caring, loving and close Australian family unit. She was an only child and the family lived and worked on a farm. They cared for her very much and she realised that, appreciated it and returned the care they gave…

… drugs. The father would beat on the wife at night while the little girl sadly sat behind the couch. The parents had never taken the girl to Church and she knew nothing of or about God. For years the little girl watched her parents scream, yell and beat…

… to be morally perfect? Well, in The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin and aphorisms from Poor Richard's Almanac he believed in the perfectibility of man, and wise statements on how to become it. He expressed that if humans exemplified silence, order,…