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…. The mall had become the teenagers¡¯ major hangout where both males and females roamed to show themselves off to the opposite sex. I noticed an attractive teenage girl that was waiting in line to buy ice cream at the food court. The girl was approximately…

…on the planet to rise. This is not the case. Try this: take a glass of water ½ full and fill it the rest of the way with ice. Mark the water level and leave it until the ice completely melts. After it has completely melted come back and check…

…three phase diet that works! The first phase lasts over 14 days. Over these 14 days you may not eat bread, rice, potatoes, pasta, baked good sand no fruit. Also, no candy, ice cream or beer .When doing this you limit the carbohydrates entering your body…

…it has been taken directly from one of nature's streams, and then chilled to perfection. The door is tightly sealed making it difficult to open. The unorganized appearance suddenly makes the cluttered door room surrounding it seem a lot cleaner. Ice…

…sauce. The feeling of a sharp pain of the cold steel of a knife, slicing and dicing through your tiny defenseless body, just so they can back you in a warm holiday pie, served with a side of vanilla ice cream to wide-eyed, slobbering dirty pawed monsters. So…

…hardships, which cause us to lose faith in our lives and how our innocent imagination can bring us back to show us the love found on earth. The first image that Frost describes to his readers is a realistic picture of birch trees being bent from an ice storm…

…are not always that easy. I heard it said often, "It's easier said than done." I never believed it until now. I only skid slightly over a patch of ice, but it is enough to start my heart thumping. I am suddenly aware that to finish this run or to reach my goals, I…

…more apparent. Kubla Khan is a self-portrayal by Coleridge who believes that it is he who controls the land of Xanadu. Coleridge uses contrasts in the images he presents to his audience. The dome itself is a contrast with sun and ice, the sun symbolizing all…

…in these sailing conditions, and they tend to be less active as we progress. Ice?! What's this, ice? Yes, we can see icebergs in the distance, and I immediately make the order to shift our course slightly left. I am now sure of our digression north, and know…

…for granted the thousand-dollar sailboat, not able to appreciate the money that the sailboat costs or the fact that this one toy could feed a family for months. The rich adolescent is not able to appreciate ice cream, candy, and simple games, the very things…