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Chicken Soup for the Soul
"Dead At 17"
A Young boy named John beggs his mother to use the car for his date. He finally get the permission to drive. When the bell rings, he takes the car and drives crazy not carin. He ends up in an accident and sees everyone crying, at his funeral. He beggs God to let him live. I learned that you need to be careful driving.
Chicken Soup for the Women’s Soul
Words from the Heart
Even though some people may seem not too lovey-dovey, everyone needs to be loved and love others. For some people it may be hard to admit that they do love. Even though they really do love someone but never really let them know. Today I read a story based on a couple, the women named Connie suffered from cancer. Connie was in her final stages of caner but she always seemed so cheerful. Her husband Bill was always there to support her and by her side. Although they seemed to be very happy. There was one thing that bothered Connie, her husband wasn’t the type to say, “ I love you”. Although he did love her he was never really the love type. There was a volunteer at the hospital who would go and help Ms. Connie. She would speak to him about what concerned her. She told him about her and her husband. And how she would do anything for him just to say those 3 words to her. So before anything he spoke to Bill about what his wife had told her. He told Bill to think about it. So bill did, he spoke too his wife. Later as a day past he saw Bill in the hall way looking down. He knew that Connie had past away already. He went to talk to Bill and as he spoke he said that he was happy to tell his wife that he loved her before she pasted away. And in her room there was a besides her was a huge valentines card, that read “To my wonderful wife, I Love You”. What I learned about this story was that everyone needs some love in their life, even though they might not show it.
Section Title:Civilazation past to present Rome.
Picture description: The picture haves people all over the place of Rome it seems like if they are buying things.
Summary: Rome is the capital of Italy, Italy is a country in southern Europe. Modern Rome is a busy, commercial center and a popular city with tourists. It is a city known for its beauty and rich culture. Because of its long history, Rome is often called the eternal city. Rome was the center of a great civilization long ago. Laws and government were very important to people. ancient Romans were also great builders, especially of roads and waterways. Many of their ideas about government and building are still important to them. In ancient Rome city workers did not pick up people garbage. People could bring it to a dump, or they could just throw it out the window. As in some cities buildings were covered with graffiti. And there were a lot of crimes.
♥Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul III
♥Someday When I’m Older
♥The short story I read this morning was a little boy who was always being told, “Someday you’ll understand, when you’re older.” He never understood what that meant until he grew up, ten years later. At the age of seven his sister was murdered and his parents didn’t think he’d understand. Once again he was told, “Someday you’ll understand.” He thought he was supposed to understand but no one wanted to help him; maybe someday when he got older. He witnessed police in the living room questioning his parents and once again he was told, “Someday you’ll understand.” His mom and dad left him that night at a neighbor’s house and came home late. They went to him and said, “Sister’s in heaven now.” But instead of asking questions
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But instead of asking questions he simply responded, “Someday I’ll understand, when I’m older.”
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