She does not wear a cape and flashy costumes. She wears dresses and designer outfits. She does not have a ton of adoring admirers, yet I am her biggest fan. She may not have mind-reading powers, but she does have the tendency to make someone smile in mere seconds. She is not known for her strength nor her speed, but she's known for her brilliant intelligence and spectacular personality. She does not have any cool superhero name. In fact, her name is not anything but ordinary. There is a woman in my life who is very real, giving, thoughtful, caring, loving, funny, and supportive. This person is very special to me. Being the second child of six children, she grew up to be a very great mother. Finally, my hero is Tracy Rosche, and she has three kids of her own, including me. I admire her because she is extremely funny, always cheerful, and very supportive.
My mother is the funniest person I know. She is always around to crack a joke and make everybody laugh. One time my little brother fell asleep around six p.m. and she woke him up and told him it was already time for school. How funny is that? Or whenever my brother does not go to bed, she tells him, "If you go to sleep in the next ten minutes I'll give you a dollar tomorrow." Also her laugh can make anybody laugh, even if somebody is having a bad day. Some of her jokes may not be that funny, but she can make them seem hilarious. She is a very humorous person who can also be so cheerful. Not only is my mom funny, but also she is also super cheerful about everything. She is always smiling whenever I see her. She is almost always positive about everything. Even when something bad happens, she tries to find the good out of it. One time when I got a really bad grade, she made it into something positive by helping me get better with the subject and helped me pull my grade up. I admire her for being so cheerful yet so positive.
So my mom is extremely funny, super cheerful, but overall, she is unconditionally supportive.
My mother an angel in the sky. ... She wasn't just my mom, she was my "Wonder Woman". ... Unlike, my dad she wasn't a strict parent with my sister and I. ... And that she is proud of my accomplishments and supports my decision on return back to school. ... Thanks to my "Wonder Woman" , I am the son she raised up to become the man that I am today....
Stevie Wonder Born as Steveland Judkins on May 13, 1950 in Saginaw, Michingan, Wonder now prefers to be knows as Steveland Morris after his mother's married name. ... Berry Gory immediately signed Wonder to the label, that led to the birth of "Little Stevie Wonder." ... Soon afterwards, Where I"m Coming From and Music of My Mind was released. ... After compiling the double album Stevie Wonder's Original Musiquarium I in 1982, Wonder scheduled an album entitled People Move Human Play in 1983. ... Instead he composed the soundtrack music for the film "The Woman in Red," which inc...
In the first line, "Pretty women wonder where my secret lies", lets us know that the beauty described through out the poem is internal. ... The line, "The stride of my steps", gives a mental picture of a courageous straight postured woman walking with her head held high not caring about the way others think about her. ... In the lines," Men themselves have wonder/ What they see in me/ They try so much/ But they cant touch/ My inner mystery/ When I try to show them/ They say they still cant see", expands on how her true self shows through to the outside and how it is hard for men to understa...
In Phenomenal Woman, Mrs. ... She is a woman, a woman who is phenomenal because she is herself, and she does not try to be anyone else but herself. Another place in this poem that shows this is when she says, it's the fire in my eyes, And the flash of my teeth, The swing in my waist, And the joy in my feet. ... Pretty women wonder where my secret lies. Men themselves have wondered what they see in me. ...
Strengths of a Woman Through the Looking Glass with Maya Angelou's Poem "Phenomenal Woman". ... han fashion-magazine beauty, she exults in things like "The stride of my step" or "The swing in my waist" or "The ride of my breast" (Terry 1). ... This is what Angelou is telling us with this poem when she says "Pretty women wonder where my secret lies. ... I say, it is in the reach of my arms, The span of my hips, The stride of my step, The curl of my lips. ... What are my strengths? ...
"My trip to Europe- Ever since traveling overseas, the always wondered what it would be like to speak a different language, to grow up learning different customs, or to live in a completely different way than I do now. This past summer my dream finally came true. I got to travel to England and France with my parents. ... I'll never forget sitting at a café, eating a baguette and drinking water while watching the beautiful Parisian woman walking by. ... My adventures this summer has left me wondering what the rest of the world is like. ...
I sometimes wonder if in our infinite pride concerning our location on the food chain, we lost nature's true intention. ... Once we start talking about man vs. woman, inevitably the homosexuality question comes up. ... That, in my opinion, is why we have this gender superiority issue, as well as all the other issue we humans like to argue about. ... Plenty of woman have been known fight, the seeming epitome of a man's role, when they really have to. ... Do you know why we sit around and ponder ridiculous questions like "Who's better: Man or Woman?". ...
