On her way back to the cockpit she could feel slight turbulence below her feet that interrupted her day dreaming of all the parties from her past. "Probably the wind- she thought, as she sat back in her seat she handed Erin the beer. .
"Thanks." Said Erin with a grin. "The winds really starting to kick up huh?" .
Erin always had a problem getting her sayings right. She had always been like that and it was nothing to change. She used to always say, "Now don't play with the racing card!" when our circle of friends would make fun of her for her "All-American" blonde-hair-blue-eyed look. Never to this day had Gwen ever understood what the hell she meant by it but whatever it meant it was still hilarious to her. Erin and Gwen reminisced on days past to surpass the time. They laughed themselves into a peaceful silence and left each other to their minds and imaginations to think and reflect on the adventures that they have had. Feeling the turbulence tremble delicately around her, Gwen could hear the wind racing and howling around the giant cargo jet they were flying. She closed her eyes and envisioned herself free falling into the ocean, and that the wind she was hearing, in all actuality, was wind blowing across her ears and through her hair. She felt herself fall further and further away until she heard an emergency siren start wailing. "Not good- she thought. Her eyes opened widely with surprise as she awoke with a startle. Erin was working frantically with the controls. .
"Get on the radio!" Erin demanded. .
"What's going on?" Gwen asked with sleep still in her voice. .
"I don't know, there has been lots of turbulence, but I don't think turbulence will make the controls freak out like that." Erin said with her mind occupied and concentrating on what could possibly be wrong with her cargo jet. .
"Alright." Gwen said with her voice shaking.
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"AwW my head- Erin complained, although inside she was happy that she could even feel pain.
Erin Brokovich" is the kind of terrific storytelling that does two things. ... Life has truly dealt Erin, a former beauty queen, an endless series of disappointments. ... Erin shoots back, "Maybe you should rethink your ties." ... Through Erin's hard work and devotion, there is significant emotional payoff. ... Please don't make me beg," Erin heartfeltly tells him. ...
Erin Brockovich, directed by Steven Soderbergh and written by Susannah Grant, is based on the true story surrounding the film's protagonist. ... I believe that this is quite significant, it is one of a few points in the film that we can tell that Ed isn't really among these people like Erin. ... Erin snaps at him and says, "just have a cup of *censored*ing coffee-. ... As we look at Erin through a new light though we seem to be on her eye-level, thus telling that she is neither being looked up to, or down on. ... The sad end to the real story is that Erin Brochovich has now contracte...
Erin Brockovich, which is based on a true story takes place in the mid nineties in California. Erin Brockovich started working for Ed as a legal secretary, who has a small law firm. ... Erin started doing more and more research and starting talking to the Jenson family a family that PG&E offered to buy their house. Erin found out that PG&E was covering up that they had anything to do with the town's illness. ... Erin took her findings to her lawyer, Ed and stated that this company has made this town sick with cancer, and they need to sue PG&E. . ...
A view to Erin Brockovich's history. ... Erin Brockovich is an example of the compassioned American, who instead of pursuing self interest goals, realizes a struggle for the community of those ones in need. ... With no money, no job, no career and three kids to feed, Erin Brockovich decided to fight for the rights of the underdog defied the odds. ... The difference is that Erin takes a personal interest in the life of the people of Hinkley, CA. ...
Father & Child - Gwen Harwood At Mornington - Gwen Harwood Sky High - Stimulus booklet Lion King - Related text My theme as a journalist today is about change and emphasis on changing self. ... A poem written by Gwen Harwood has a definite and clear picture of change and changing self this poem is called Father and child. ... Another poem that has emphasis on change and changing self also by Gwen Harwood is called At Mornington; this poem begins from youth to middle aged through to death. ...
Gwen Harwood (1920-1995) was born and educated in Brisbane; she was one of Australia's greatest lyric poets. ... Gwen's poems are based on her Christian beliefs and society's beliefs. However, Gwen did not just follow the strict social rules, instead of challenging the beliefs towards motherhood and many other issues of the time. ... In contrast to innocence of the young, Gwen Harwood also attempts to understand death and how it changes the personality of the people experiencing its influence. ... As we can gather from the examples, Gwen Hardwood uses languages to create dyna...
The entire neighborhood starts coming to Erin for help. ... Erin is married and divorced twice and has three children to raise. ... Erin's relationship with her boyfriend is also growing farther apart. ... As a conclusion, Erin Brockovich is a completely strong woman. ... Erin always holds a strong composure and makes sure she is confident at all times. ...
A farm in the Hudson Valley of New York brings back Gwen's earliest memories. ... Even to this day neither Gwen nor her older sister can stand the smell of that. ... One day all of this changed, forcing Gwen to move away from her beloved home. ... But Gwen's grandfather does not mind at all. ... Anything is possible for Gwen. ...
Gwen C. was an inspiring journalist. ... At the reception Gwen and Jasper continued their drinking speed. ... Gwen gets roomed with this girl who is only 17. ... Gwen thinks that she is feeling better about leaving. ... Gwen sees a horse outside. ...
