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The document describes a person's daily routine, which includes waking up at 6 am, brushing their teeth and showering, having breakfast with chocolate eggs, bathing and feeding their baby, having lunch at 10:30 am, leaving their baby with a nurse at noon to go study, arriving home to see their baby, watching TV until 10:30 pm, cleaning on Saturdays, making lunch for their parents at 12:30, attending mass on Sundays, and working from 8:30 am to 9:40 pm before giving their baby a bottle and going to sleep.
A man became angry when he saw his young son hammering dents into his new truck. In a fit of rage, the man severely injured the boy's hands, crushing his bones. After the boy's fingers had to be amputated at the hospital, the remorseful father committed suicide, unable to live with what he had done to his son in a moment of lost patience and anger. The story stresses the importance of controlling one's temper and thinking before acting in anger, as the damage of rash actions can be long-lasting and irreparable.
The narrator was attacked and bitten by a dog, requiring stitches. They woke up in the hospital confused and disoriented. Their family explained that they were attacked after taunting a dog with friends. The dog dug under the fence and dragged the narrator down, biting their thigh. After three days in the hospital, the narrator was discharged with medication and returned home to recover.
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SitiZahra Juanita describes her everyday school routine in 3 sentences:
She wakes up at 5 AM, prays, gets ready for school by wearing her hijab and preparing her books. She arrives at school by motorcycle around 5:45 AM where she talks with her friend Zahra before lessons start at 6 AM. After school ends at 4:50 PM, she returns home, prays, does homework, plays on her phone, and goes to sleep at 9:45 PM.
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The document outlines the daily activities and schedule of Trisna Risani Karya. It details their routine which includes praying five times a day according to their religion, cleaning, studying, attending classes, communicating with friends and family, and going to bed while listening to music. The schedule is similar Monday through Thursday but differs on Friday when classes are held twice in one day. On weekends, the individual prefers to stay at their boarding house to rest, do assignments, and read while listening to classical music.
Carla is a 10-year-old girl who lives in Roquetas, Spain. She describes her daily routine while on quarantine due to the coronavirus. Her routine includes waking up around 9-10 am, having breakfast, doing homework from 10-12, watching TV or using her tablet from 12-1 pm, eating lunch from 1-2 pm, playing or using electronics from 2-7 pm, applauding for healthcare workers from 8-9 pm, calling friends and eating dinner, and watching a movie at 10 pm before going to bed.
The document provides guidance on how to push effectively during labor and delivery. It explains that pushing is similar to having a bowel movement and involves bearing down using only pelvic floor muscles. It recommends taking deep breaths, leaning forward while pushing for 10 seconds without exhaling, then quickly leaning back and exhaling before the next push. Support from a partner and nurse is suggested for squatting or sitting up positions instead of laying down. Daily practice of breathing techniques without pushing is also advised to prepare for the delivery.
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The document describes a person's daily routine, which includes waking up at 6 am, brushing their teeth and showering, having breakfast with chocolate eggs, bathing and feeding their baby, having lunch at 10:30 am, leaving their baby with a nurse at noon to go study, arriving home to see their baby, watching TV until 10:30 pm, cleaning on Saturdays, making lunch for their parents at 12:30, attending mass on Sundays, and working from 8:30 am to 9:40 pm before giving their baby a bottle and going to sleep.
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The document describes a woman giving birth to a baby fox. She recounts the painful labor and delivery, noting the midwife's scream upon seeing the fox emerge. Though the hospital staff were disturbed and made her leave immediately, the woman bonds with and loves her daughter fiercely. When she brings the fox home, her mother initially comes to visit with excitement, but her reaction upon seeing the fox baby is not described, ending on a cliffhanger. The woman believes her daughter is incredibly beautiful and hopes her mother will see past any initial surprise to love her too.
The narrator describes their family's life in early 20th century Australia. They recall the federation of Australia and walking home with manure on their foot. Their mother later falls ill with diarrhea and fever but they cannot afford a doctor. After several days, their mother passes away. The family struggles with poverty after losing their mother but finds joy on Sundays and hopes for a better future.
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The narrator describes their grandfather as a highly inspiring figure who taught them many valuable life lessons. As a young boy, the narrator was raised by their grandparents, and it was their grandfather who taught them how to be a man through his example. Their grandfather demonstrated the value of a strong work ethic, living truthfully, and striving to better oneself and one's community. The narrator draws life-long inspiration from the selfless and honorable man their grandfather was.
This document summarizes the author's experience caring for her mother in her final days. It describes how the author brought comfort items from home like pillows and lamps to make her mother's room more comfortable. Her mother's health declined, with infections and pain from wounds. The night her mother died, the author convinced a nurse to give her mother stronger pain medication despite her mother's reluctance. The medication calmed her mother, who began singing in German and talking about past memories. The author recorded her mother's final words on her laptop, unaware they would be her last conversation. Her mother passed away peacefully later that day.
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1) Joey borrows his sister's skirt to wear around the house when no one else is home, which makes him happy. However, his father catches him and beats him severely for wearing women's clothes.
2) Joey's father then takes him to see their family doctor, Dr. Morales, believing that the skirts are making Joey sick. The doctor gives Joey a painful injection.
3) After the visit, Joey's family acts like he is cured and well again. However, Joey cries silently, still longing to wear skirts but afraid of his father's reaction.
The document outlines the terms and conditions for a storytelling competition, including requirements such as selecting one story, adaptations being allowed with unchanged core story, presentation time of 3-5 minutes, and criteria including delivery, expression, understandability, creativity and overall attractiveness. It also notes no microphone use and the jury's decision is final. It provides 4 stories that could be selected for the competition.
1) The narrator is upset that they cannot bring their pet Fluffy on a family vacation and refuses to go.
2) The narrator's brother does research and finds a travel agency that can help prepare all the necessary documents to bring pets traveling. He presents this information confidently to their skeptical father.
3) Impressed by his son's persistence and preparation, the father decides to allow the pet to come after all. The narrator is thrilled that they can now bring Fluffy on the family trip.
Reflection…
My parents were married for 55 years. One morning, my mom was going downstairs to make dad breakfast, she had a heart attack and fell. My father picked her up as best he could and almost dragged her into the truck. At full speed, without respecting traffic lights, he drove her to the hospital.
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1. Cycle of Life – Short Story Family
I heard my mother calling relatives and friends, one-by-one, on phone and telling
the news in sobbing voice, “They will take out ventilator today at around 3 PM.
You may come to see him before that.”
Cycle of Life – Short Story Family
A week before that day, when he was taken to hospital, my father was helping
grandpa to lie on back seat of our car. I could not forget grandpa’s last
unanswered reply when I, while trying to control my tears, asked my mother
whether he would be all right. Grandpa called me by weak gesture and softly
caressed my hair as he generally used to do. But, very soon, his hand slipped
away from my head, holding left part of his chest to unsuccessfully stop the
rising pain. He was struggling to breathe normally. He was the same man who
once almost ran to market in heavy rain to buy inhaler for me, when I lost the one
2. in school and was little breathless because of asthma I had. But when it came to
him that day I could not do much but just cried. My mother embraced me saying
grandpa would come back soon.
A night before that day, at hospital’s reception my mother was consoling my
distressed looking father to accept the destiny, “it has to happen one day.” I did
not understand what it meant but simply closed my eyes and prayed God to let
my grandpa be well soon. My grandpa once told me that prayers from children
are pure and they surely reach God. But it did not happen, perhaps.
That day, we reached hospital at 1 PM. We went inside. Security at reception did
not stop me that day. I was following my mother trying to meet her pace, climbing
stairs, to ICU where grandpa was admitted. A nurse guided us to a room. After a
long week gap I saw my grandpa — my best friend. Grandpa was sleeping
peacefully on hospital bed. There were many small TV and radio alike boxes with
tiny lights. Few boxes were making “beep-beep” sound in rhythm. I knew that the
sound was fading heart beats of my best friend — my grandpa. Then I saw my
father, with red and swollen eyes, sitting closure to grandpa’s bed. My mother
could not control herself. She started sobbing loudly kneeling at my father
shoulder. My father gently stood up and took my crying mother out of the room.
I was left alone with the most adorable man of my life. I went closure to him,
where my father was sitting just few seconds back. I watched the face of my dear
grandpa. There was no pain — it was calm and composed. Even with few plastic
tubes in his nose and mouth and a white foggy gas mask on it, I found his face
quite charming and graceful. I started caressing grandpa’s hair. I wished that he
utter my name… just once… It was the same mouth that told me so many stories,
every day, until I slept. I was waiting for his eyes to be opened… to see me last
time… but he continued sleeping… these were the old eyes that never got tired
enjoying watching my toys, my drawing, my homework, my mark sheets… Then I
looked at his hand. It was same hand that used to caress my hair. I held his palm
3. in my both hand. I tried measuring my palm with his. Nothing had changed. His
palm was still larger than mine. I touched his index finger… I held it last time…
holding it always assured me safe feeling in busy markets and crowded places…
I took out my inhaler from my pocket and kept it on a nearby table where already
many medicines were kept scattered. I remembered once my grandpa told me
that the inhaler was my life saviour… I murmured in grandpa’s ear, “Don’t worry
Grandpa, you would get well soon. I kept here inhaler to save you.”…
“It’s a boy” exhilarated voice of my father brought me back in my present. Today,
after eighteen years later, on the same floor of the same hospital I found my
father rushing towards a nurse who was carrying a just born baby. “What are you
doing there… come… look at him… he resembles ‘ditto’ your grandpa”, almost
shouted my father in excessive excitement, carefully holding the baby in his
arms.
But I saw my grandpa in my father more than in my just born son. A new cycle of
life has started… to repeat itself once again.
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