Lock down is a scary time,
so I thought that I could write a rhyme,
to put a smile on lots of faces,
from around the world in lots of places.
Lots of time with my family,
fills me with enormous glee,
home school teaching from my mum,
with my brother who's a pain in the bum.
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Answer:
Most people would say it depends on what you are talking about however, I believe quality is always more important than quantity. It would not matter how many things you may have or create, because if the quality is poor the higher the chances are you will be unsuccessful.
Answer:
The book The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros is a collection of stories, the first of which is titled "The House on Mango Street." It's told from a first person point of view, which because the book is somewhat autobiographical, can be considered to be Sandra as a child. She lives with her parents in Chicago, and they change apartments often as their family grows. On Mango Street she lives with her brothers Carlos and Kiki and her sister Nenny. Along with her parents, the six of them share one bedroom. She is embarrassed by this third floor apartment above a laundromat that gets boarded up due to a robbery. Her parents tell her that this apartment will only be temporary, but she knows better.
Explanation:
Answer: To be able to hunt humans in isolation without getting arrested.
Explanation:
His thrill of hunting eluded him so much so that he wanted to start hunting an animal "that can reason" and "think freely". So he bought an island and built a mansion on it and built a trap to wreck sailors ships and invite them to be his prey.
