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OVERCOMING A CHALLENGE AND WHAT I LEARNED
Last week, there was a fire at home which was caused by an electrical spark.
Within minutes, there was thick smoke and a fire which had already consumed some chairs, I was alone with my four-year-old brother so I panicked and started looking for him and in my panic, I completely forgot where his room was, fortunately I heard his cry and located him, then took him out of the house and called the fire department.
It was a scary moment for both of us, and I'm grateful that the fire did not cause an explosion and the fire was contained by the firefighters as soon as they arrived.
I learned that I need to stay calm especially in situations like that because it takes a cool head to think clearly and rationally. My panic caused delay in finding my brother which made him inhale poisonous smoke and required hospitalization.
For starters the look of tv has changed (as shown in the 2 pics).
It used to be as thick as about a ruler and a half and now they can be as thin as a piece of paper. Secondly quality. The video quality was different by much. Old television had very static like videos and now they are very smooth and fine cut. Lastly the amount of channels. Back then there werent as many channels as there are now, Especially of children's TV. Back then there was like.... 1 day a week with childerens shows.
For having schools involved: schools should control students involvement in extracurricular because of the fact that it derails students from actual learning in school.
I can’t think of one for against having the schools involved, sorry.
It is this encounter that enables Romeo to read the list of names of guests for the Capulet feast. Had Romeo not run into Peter, he would have never gone to the feast, and hence, never even met Juliet. It is fate that makes this encounter possible. (if you’re talking about the servant with the guest list for the party)
In the passages, the author gives a few details that develop the idea that establishing a colony at Roanoke was going to be difficult because of the Native Americans. The author says, "not all relations between the colonists and the Native Americans were friendly." He expands on this when he states, "some Native Americans were still angry about the colonists' presence and threatened to do battle." The Native Americans who did not want the English colony at Roanoke made it difficult to establish a colony.
