I was determined that i would not let anyone else's problems interfere with my vacation. It seemed that every time I was ready t
o go on a trip, something came up, and I had to stay at home to take care of some friend or member of my family. Well, not this time I told myself. I did not care what happened. This was my time to pamper myself. I already had my airline ticket, and Hawaii was ready for me. My Ticket was a fortunate gift from my friend Janet. She had won two tickets to Hawaii. Now she and I had only three days to wait before our flight to the islands.
Janet was leafing through the brochures on Hawaii when she heard the brakes squeal. Then a terrible cry cut through the air. She threw open the door and her heart leaped when she saw her devoted dog lying in the street. She ran to his side and his huge brown eyes begged her for help. By the time the veterinarian had come and Sandy was splinted, bandaged, and lying on an old wool blanket in the corner of the living room, Janet knew that she would not be seeing Hawaii this month. Maybe she never would, but she was sure that she could not leave her loyal friend who depended on upon her to keep him comfortable and to help him get well.
The Primary change is a change of _________
Time, Step, Speaker, or Point of view
Step because was saying how nothing would stop her from going to hawaii but when given a good reason to stay ahem.. to take care of her dog then she had no doubt about it that she would not be going so she changed her mind basically
One day I’m walking and I see kids putting ducks in a tiny little crater in the ground I asked the boy what are you doing you’re going to lose them in the stream at the very end of the Crater in Turn on the corner of my eye so very thin and tiny piece of string tied to him and all the other duckies he said if I die they die we do it together so it won’t matter matter
Douglass also attributes the comfort of the year to his solidarity with the other slaves. Douglass recalls that he loved them and that they operated together as a single community. Though Douglass remains with Freeland for another year in 1835, by this time he desires his freedom more strongly than ever.
The first choice (Using a sharp knife, cut each piece of bread diagonally into two equal pieces) It gives the reader a clear and detailed visual of how he is making the food Hope this helps!!
