When reading this essay on the life in India one could say that from the graphic and information that Mrs. Ruth Jhabvala gives the reader, he or she could easily grow a disliking to India by the end of the piece. To anyone, most would think that after living in social and outgoing place like Engl...
TICK-TOCK. Tick-tock. The hands of the round wall clock slowly ticked off the minutes as I sat staring at the ceiling. Bored out of my mind, I scanned the cluttered area of my bedroom, hoping for a clue that would give me something to do on a Saturday morning other than stare at the cobwebs dangling...
Carpe diem. Seize the day. Live your life to the fullest. It's all the same, but no matter how often these words are spoken to us, in today's society it's almost impossible to live out. In our world, we"re told to live a certain way constantly. And how if we don't live that way we are no longer soci...
A Tribe Apart Before I began this book I was not very excited or interested in the topic of the book. As I started reading it, I began to relate it to what I went through in my teenage years and it was very similar. It motivated and interested me to keep reading along. Hersch wanted to know wh...
