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…curled myself in my warm wool blanket again and lay on our old worn in couch that had been molded to my body from so much use, and turned on the big screen TV. I laid there with the controller flipping through channels or Opra, The Price Is Right, etc. until I…

…need heat to keep warm, and to keep warm they need energy. Burning fossil fuels produces 70% of Canada’s energy. This energy is used for televisions, computers, stoves, and for heating. We need this energy for televisions, computers, stoves for cooking…

…while I’m on the beach is like a mind-boggling delight which surrounds me and seizes over all my senses. I can feel the magic in the air; the sensations that start from my head and move down to my toes. The way my feet sink and cover my feet like a warm…

…in this life. If every day is a sunny warm day and you have no cold snowy days one starts to not appreciate the warm sunny days like they should. Peck plays with this idea in the first few pages of the book. For example, the lady who went to work…

…the wine, they use this beautiful girl as a luring object to the audience, by getting their attention. Ad makers manipulate their audience into buying their product. The ad and its warm overtones, gives the reader a relaxed mood. The girl is lying…

…at what is going on around them? Cold air on your face, burning through your nostrils into your lungs, and back out again as a warm steam, Does this make you think of anything? The second I step foot out of the car for school and the cold air touches my…

…month growing season in this forest. The average precipitation distributed evenly throughout a year is about 20 to 60 inches . The non-growing season is do to temperature induced drought during cold winters. The summers are warm. The deciduous forest has four…

…warm bowl of cheesy, gooey, tender noodles as a nighttime snack? Ravaging through the kitchen cupboards late at night, searching for something to eat, I notice a box. It has very distinct colors, blue with a bright yellow lettering, and its calling my…

…making it impossible for any life to exist on this planet. This warm layer of modified oxygen exists in our upper stratosphere. Ozone envelops the earth in a protective layer from six to thirty miles above the earth's surface. It is explosive and toxic…

…, which may last from 1 to 30 days, usually move westward in their early stages and then curve northward toward the pole. Deriving their energy from warm tropical ocean water, hurricanes weaken after prolonged contact with colder northern ocean waters, becoming…