Sample Essay With Footnotes

Footnote To Youth Sparknotes
In the book an old, girls orphanage burns down. The orphanage doesn't have enough money to
rebuild it's self, so all the girks have to find a home. All the younger girls get adopted and no one
wants to adopt the 7 teenagers. The matron gives each of those seven girls some money she's been
saving and tells them the little she knows about there past. She told Sara (the main character in
the book) she's Jewish, and she was born in Germany. She goes to Germany finds the doctor who
signed the form to let her go to Canada and he wants nothing to do with her. The doctors assistant
desires to help her find a place to live And arrangements to take her back to Canada. Sara asks the
boy to help her find her mom or any information about her mom. They...show more content...
Everyone's reaction was a mean, nasty door slam to the the face. The boy, peter, said people don't
like talking about it because they want to forget about it and they also feel of shamed of what
they did during the holocaust or what they didn't do. Many people were forced to kill others and
people couldn't help even if Hey wanted to, because they would be risking their families. They
sneak in to a place where records about everyone who died during the holocast were kept. When
they went in they got caught by a woman. Sara told the woman her story and the woman let them
have 20 minutes. After 20 minutes the woman return and realized Sarah and Peter were looking
at it document that was for Karen Frankel . Sara explained that it was her mom and the woman
got emotional and wouldn't say anything. After pleading Sara got to know that her mom was
abused and raped by one of the nazis. She went back to the place she was staying and told Peter
she wants to go back to Canada . Peter told Sara to come to the doctors office where he works and
he would pick her up there. When the doctor came out he decided to ignore
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Footnote to Youth
Title: Footnote to Youth Author: Jose Garcia Villa Characters: 1.Dodong– main character of the
story who got married at the age of 17 2. Teang– regretted marrying at an early age 3. Lucio –
Teang's other suitor who got married after she did and who's childless until now 4. Blas – Dodong
and Teang's oldest son who followed their footsteps in the end. Blas contemplated to marry Tona
when he was 18 5. Tona – woman whom Blas wants to marry. Summary: It is all about a man
named Dodong who wants to marry Teang. He was ashame to tell it to his parents. But his Father
allowed him. Then they've got married. Teang was to give birth for their first son but after that he
was ashamed to his parents because of being a young father. More children...show more content...
I will tell it to him. The ground was broken up into many fresh wounds and fragrant with a
sweetish earthy smell. Many slender soft worms emerged from the furrows and then burrowed
again deeper into the soil. A short colorless worm marched blindly to Dodong's foot and crawled
calmly over it. Dodong go tickled and jerked his foot, flinging the worm into the air. Dodong did
not bother to look where it fell, but thought of his age, seventeen, and he said to himself he was
not young any more. Dodong unhitched the carabao leisurely and gave it a healthy tap on the
hip. The beast turned its head to look at him with dumb faithful eyes. Dodong gave it a slight
push and the animal walked alongside him to its shed. He placed bundles of grass before it land
the carabao began to eat. Dodong looked at it without interests. Dodong started homeward, thinking
how he would break his news to his father. He wanted to marry, Dodong did. He was seventeen, he
had pimples on his face, the down on his upper lip already was dark–these meant he was no longer a
boy. He was growing into a man––he was a man. Dodong felt insolent and big at the thought of it
although he was by nature low in statue. Thinking himself a man grown Dodong felt he could do
anything. He walked faster, prodded by the thought of his virility. A small angled stone bled his foot,
but he dismissed it cursorily. He lifted his leg and looked at the hurt toe and then went on walking.
In the cool sundown he thought wild you

Notes On Leadership And Management
1. Leadership and Management
Leadership and management are 2 major concepts in the world of business and most likely to be
confused with each others. This assignment tries to determine if there are any differences between
the 2 concepts.
1.1 Leadership Definition
Leadership has many different definitions, however, leadership in management is defined as the
leader is the person who others are following, and to have followers it's a process that needs an
impact of that person on others to follow him. (Yuki, 1989)
Leadership is also believed to be a form of social interaction process that happen among members
of a team or a group, and leadership is the skill that person can lead the followers in most efficient
way.
There has always been the...show more content...
(Katter, 2001)
Leaders are also considered to be playing an essential rule in any organization; they are the passion
and the creativity they can introduce to the workers within organization. Leaders are gifted with
flexibility, innovation, inspiration, courageous and independence. Managers on the other hands are
the mind, the rational and persistence, analytical, authoritiv and stabilizing. (Capowski, 1994)
The main question here still is what is the difference between management and leadership? The
major difference between managers and leaders is the way they motivate their staff. The style of
their role wither they are managing a group or leading a team to succeed and achieve the set goals.
Managers are not necessary leaders and on the other hand leaders do not need to be managers to
lead others to achieve goals and targets. However, some people can be both if they are assigned as
mangers and gifted with the leadership skills, qualities and personality to be able to have others
following them.
1.3 Management Theories
There are 4 main models of management that theories and approaches adopt in the style of
management. ; The Classical Management Theory, Human Relations Theory, Neo–Human relation
theory and System Theory.
Classical Management model takes place usually in a very structured workplace with prescribed
roles. These roles are assigned to each

Essay on A Literacy Event that Changed my Life
A Literacy Event that Changed my Life
All my life I have been a lazy person, doing just enough to get by. Most of the time, in high school,
I was content with just a "C". The only time I wasn't, was if it was a class I liked, and I paid
attention to. If this was the case, I could have received a 99% on a test and been dissatisfied. But,
for the rest of my classes, which were most of my classes, that I didn't like, I never paid attention
to or did homework, and I still managed to do well on tests. So basically I didn't do anything except
take tests and I still got satisfactory grades. In school I was so lazy that there could have been a
project due worth about 20% of the final grade and I still wouldn't do it.
Once in my 11th...show more content...
Regardless, I received a zero on this project, thus failing that marking period.
Since Jr. High I haven't read a single book that was assigned to me in English class, hence my poor
English grades. In fact, when my marks started to improve in English my GPA soared from a 2.1
to a 3.0. When my marks finally improved is when I started getting along with my English
teacher. I never got along with any of my English teachers for some unknown reason. Maybe
because I hardly did any work at all. I have to thank the book, The Great Gatsby for helping me
find my prolonged love for my English teacher, and every English teacher since. Out of pure
coincidence, as soon as I read my first assigned book, I suddenly got along with my teacher. I read
the book for no reason other then that I finally thought that a book that was assigned, sounded
interesting. And sure enough I was right. I read the book and enjoyed it. Before I read this book,
the teacher and I were really at each others throats, literally. I found out from a fellow student that
overheard her talking about me and she said that she would love to have the chance to knock me
out. I laughed at the thought, since she did weigh about 100lbs and was over 60. I am very
thankful for The Great Gatsby, and thankful that I read it. Since reading the book, I have joined a
book club and bought a few books, and am in the process of reading one right now. A lot of things
changed

Marginalizing Yunior's Footnotes
power of the fukГє, distinguishes his narrative from the profound precision that is typically applied
to history. This can be seen when Yunior rejects the supposed objectivity of history by questioning,
"Where in coГ±azo do you think the so–called cure of the Kennedys comes from? How about
Vietnam? Why do you think the greatest power in the world lost its first war to a Third World
country like Vietnam?" (4) In this case, objective facts would be useless; without being applied to
the context of a narrative, facts possess no meaning. Rather, Yunior's employment of the fukГє
enables the reader to imagine links that were formerly unseen. As a result, Yunior's manipulation on
hearsay disfigures the authoritative preference of fact over fiction, challenging the nature of
objectivity that is...show more content...
First, imitating the literal separation of the marginalized text from the content of the body, Yunior
undoes the authority that Trujillo wrongfully gained through suppressing others by making him the
subject of a majority of the novel's footnotes. In doing so, Yunior establishes a reversal of roles
between Trujillo and the marginalized people of the Dominican Republic. In addition, Yunior's
inclusion of footnotes creates a double narrative containing the contesting authorial voices that are
found within the margins and in the main text. In addition to asserting the dangers of a single voice,
Yunior's use of footnotes enable him to neatly intertwine the historical facts of the Trujillo's
dictatorship with the fictional narrative of the Cabral family. This nuance between history and
narrative obscures the line between fact and fiction and allows Yunior to undermine the authority
associated with history's characteristics of being linear, singular, and

Trade School Vs. College Essay
Trade School vs. College
People are told from a young age that the only way to lead a successful life is to go to college.
Although there is no denying of the economic advantage post secondary learning can provide for a
student, college isn't necessarily the only available option. Options like trade school or vocational
training are other reasonable choices. However, trade school is not seen as legitimate as a
traditional four year college, and a trade school student is not seen as having a secure future. The
majority of people fail to realize there are hundreds of well paying employment opportunities that do
not require the time, money, and effort needed to get a college degree. Not only does the negative
perception of trade school hurt the futures of students, it ultimately hurts the nation's economy. In
order to eliminate the stigma surrounding non traditional schools, students and parents should be
exposed to trade schools and the benefits of pursuing a vocational career.
Trade schools, vocational schools, and technical schools are all educational institutions that teach
skills related to a specific job (Hamm). Some schools provide education as that provided at other
colleges and universities. Many schools specialize in particular lines of work that range from
broadcasting to beauty. The skills acquired in trade schools are sometimes referred to as middle
skills and are seeked out by employers and jobs that require more education than a high school
diploma, but less

In his essay Consider the Lobster, it's apparent what David Foster Wallace is trying to tell his
audience: we should really think about the lobster's point of view before cooking and eating it.
Wallace uses multiple rhetorical strategies to get his point across, including pathos and ethos. His
essay is very good in how it gets its point across, and how it forces even the largest lobster
consumers to truly contemplate how the lobster might react being boiled alive. It brings up many
controversial topics of animal rights that many people tend to avoid, especially people who are
major carnivores. Wallace's use of rhetorical strategies really gets the reader thinking, and
thoroughly captures the argument of many vegetarians against the consumption of animals.
Wallace captures the use of pathos in his essay and uses it in a way that is incredibly convincing
to the reader. For example, he compares the Maine Lobster Festival to how a Nebraska Beef
Festival could be, stating, "at which part of the festivities is watching trucks pull up and the live
cattle get driven down the ramp and slaughtered right there..." (Wallace 700). Playing off of
people's natural tendency to feel bad for the cattle, he shows that the killing of lobster is, in reality,
no different than the killing of cattle, but we treat it much differently. We tend to think that lobsters
are different because they are less human than cows are, and, maybe to make us feel better about our
senseless killing of an animal,

Footnote to Youth
FOOTNOTE TO YOUTH: SCRIPT
NARRATOR: Dodong thought to himself he would tell his father about Teang when he got home.
He was hesitant about saying it, but he wanted his father to know.
DODONG: I will tell it to him. I will tell it to him.
Dodong thought of his age, seventeen. Dodong started homeward, thinking how he would break
his news to his father. He wanted to marry, Dodong did. He had pimples on his face, the down on
his upper lip already was dark––these meant he was no longer a boy. He was growing into a
man––he was a man. In the cool sundown he thought wild dreams of himself and Teang. Teang, his
girl. She had a small brown face and small black eyes and straight glossy hair. How desirable she
was to him. She made him dream even...show more content...
DODONG: You will let me marry Teang?
FATHER: Son, if that is your wish... of course...
NARRATOR: There was a strange helpless light in his father 's eyes. For a while, Dodong even felt
sorry for him about the diseased tooth. Then he confined his mind to dreaming of Teang and himself.
Sweet young dream...
***Dodong stood in the sweltering noon heat, sweating profusely, so that his camiseta was damp.
He was afraid, he felt. Afraid of the house. Afraid also of Teang.
(Teang screams continuously until she calms down a little.)
MOTHER: Come up, Dodong. It is over.
(Silence)
MOTHER: Dodong. Dodong.
(Silence)
FATHER: It is a boy.
(Silence)
MOTHER: Dodong, you come up. You come up. Dodong, Dodong.
DODONG: I 'll come up.
(Dodong comes up.)
DODONG: Teang?
FATHER: She 's sleeping. But you go in.
(Dodong reaches for his son.)
* * * Blas was not Dodong 's only child. Many more children came. For six successive, years a
new child came along. Dodong did not want any more children, but they came. It seemed the
coming of children could not be helped. Dodong got angry with himself sometimes. Teang did not
complain, but the bearing of children told on her. She was shapeless and thin now, even if she was
young. She cried sometimes, wishing she had not married. She did not tell Dodong this, not wishing
him to dislike her. Yet she wished she had not married. Not even Dodong, whom she loved. There
has been another suitor, Lucio, older than Dodong by nine years, and that was

Footnote to Youth
SUMMARY PART 1
It was a story of a boy who was only 17 when he decides to marry his love one. He was dodong,
and he love teang so much that he could not wait for the right age to settle down in a relationship
that is hard to escape. It 's the "marriage". At the age of 17 dodong and teang got married without
thinking of the risk being in an uneasy part of life. They just follow what they feel. They don 't
think what would happen in their future. They got a child. Teang realized how hard being a
young parent. Her regret of she had done and think, what would be my life if i marry my other
suitors instead of dodong? Can I have the same life as of now? She regrets so much of!! Until one
day, when their son grow. He follows the footsteps of...show more content...
Also the characters, because characters had their own definite description, their conversation is
different from one another, and they act as unique as their personality it enhances the story even
more. The act of the characters seems to bring up the whole story.
3. Who is the single main character about whom the story centers? Explain.
The story centers at the character of Dodong. Dodong is the one who represents the typical youth
that experiencing a lot of uncertainties in life that make him realize that he sacrifice his youth just
for the sake of proving himself that he can manage his own life because he is matured enough to
face this life's challenges.
4. What sort of conflict confronts the leading character or characters? Explain.
Internal conflict confronts the leading character. Internal character in a way that he was struggling if
he can managed himself to have a family because he knows that he is in the legal age that he can be
independent and can definitely choose the right from wrong. But because of his foolishness, he had
difficult time meeting the expectations that he must achieve.
5. How is the conflict resolved?
Actually, it was not resolved at all. Why? Because he just realized that he was wrong for being
stubborn and foolish that he was not listening to his parents about dealing with marriage, family and
life after marriage. And now that he has his own family, he just accepts the fact that it already
happens. Also because of his

2015 NBA Draft: A Footnote In NBA History
The 2015 NBA Draft is nothing now but a footnote in NBA history and now the Summer League
is underway. Were all aware of who the top players are and who's projected to carry the torch that
the last generation of stars will leave behind but there are players worth mentioning who might
not have received the press that they deserve. In this year's draft, the next agent zero or even the
next Paul Millsap was picked late in the first round or even the second. It's too early to tell who
the stars are that missed the lottery but there is a couple of sleepers that are just as good as the
players picked in the lottery and here's a couple of names you should get used to. PG/SG, Joseph
Young, 2nd round/Pick: 43rd overall to the Indiana Pacers, College– Oregon...show more content...
Outside of his freshman year at Houston, Joseph Young averaged 18 points or better, ending his last
two collegiate years at Oregon where many accolades followed. Young was awarded the Pac–12
Player of the Year last season, along with First–team All–Pac–12 and Third–team All–American
Sporting News honors. And rightfully so. Young averaged 20.7 points per game, 3.8 assists, and
4.4 rebounds, shooting 35 percent from behind the arc. Young is not shy when it comes looking for
his own shot and profiles as someone who can come off the bench and contribute right away from
either guard spot. Just look at how he manipulated the Orlando Magic's defense here en route to a 28
point performance in the Summer

Essay on Comparing Positive and Natural Law
Comparing Positive and Natural Law
"Do what you believe is right." This is a phrase common to us all, brought to our attention by
parents, reinforced by teachers, and preached by leaders. But how does one define what is right?
Is it what we believe in our hearts, or is it what we know is acceptable? This is a predominant
dilemma that can be traced throughout society, and is the main focal point of Sophocles' play
Antigone. Written in 441 B.C., Antigone is one of the earliest records of the conflict between
Natural law and Positive law. Sophocles deftly exposes these two philosophical standpoints and their
respective moral and political aspects by way of the two main characters, Antgone and Kreon.
Antigone is a champion of Natural...show more content...
This position becomes apparent when he utters the lines "...if I see disaster marching against our
citizens... I shall not befriend the enemy of this land. For the state is safety. When she is steady,
then we can steer. Then we can love" (224–229). This ultimately sums up the Positive law belief that
society always comes before self, that once the society is safe, then you are permitted to allow for
yourself.
With each philosophy located at opposite ends of the social spectrum, a dilemma is unavoidable
when the two face each other. This is the backbone for the entire plot of Antigone. On one side is
Antigone, who pursues her self–righteous beliefs whole heartedly and without question. On the
other side is Kreon, who acts in response to what he believes is best for the society. Both
characters are justified in their behavior. It is their motives that set them apart from each other.
Antigone knows that she will suffer personal anguish if she does not carry out her actions. "But if
I had let my own brother stay unburied I would have suffered all the pain I do not feel now. And if
you decide what I did was foolish, you may be fool enough to convict me" (572–574). She acts in
her own personal interest, concerned for her well–being. She believes that her motive is one that
should be accepted, that love for a brother could never be viewed as foolish. Kreon, on the other
hand, makes his decisions as a king rather then an uncle. He

Jose Garcia Villa's Footnote To Youth
The short story "Footnotes to Youth", written by Filipino writer Jose Garcia Villa, talks about a
young boy at the age of seventeen Dodong, who was initially very enthusiastic about life, but then
the obstacles and tribulations of life got the best of him and made him became grim about life.
This goes for same for his wife Teang, who carried the burden of taking care of six children and
doing household chores, and as a result she became shapeless and thin. Both of their lives became
miserable after having children despite their young age.
By reading the literary text "Footnotes to Youth", it is found that the theory of psychoanalysis is
applied in the story. Through the dreams and the thoughts of the character, it is shown that the
characters of the story had inner feelings within them....show more content...
He thought that life had been made ugly for him after his marriage to Teang. Teang felt the same, as
she wished that she was not married, or at least that she had no children. There is also denial when
Blas told his father, Dodong, about his proposal to Tona. Dodong couldn't believe that his son was
doing the same thing as he did eighteen years ago. However, he could not do anything but to give
his blessings to his son reluctantly and hoped that he would able to go through th tribulation of life.
There is also evidence of archetypes, an easily recognizable role in literature and drama. It is found
that one character can have more than one archetype, as long they meet the requirements. In the
short story "Footnotes to Youth", it is discovered that Teang was the anima, or the ideazed female in
Dodong's mind, as he constantly dreamt of her day and night. He desired her, and wanted to marry
her. Tona was the anima in Blas' mind as well. The statement he gave to his father, Dodong, that he
"wanted" her, suggested that he had a sense of possessiveness within

Essay on Colonial Rule in Africa
The African continent is one of the biggest land masses on the planet. With its massive population,
tremendous natural resources, and rich cultural history, one has to wonder why any country in the
continent holds a third world status. The amount of corruption and poverty within many states in
Africa is astounding, and in order to unearth the reasons for the state of many African nations today
one must go back to the late nineteenth century to when Africa was partitioned by the major
European powers of the time. By drawing arbitrary lines on a map of Africa, the western powers
effectively changed the course of African history and set the stage for intense exploitation and
domination of the African people. One could argue that the western...show more content...
With the transition being made from human trafficking to natural products, the wars and raids fought
to gain slaves had ceased, thus ushering a new era of peace and stability. Consequently, the switch to
natural products connected them to the world market, bringing in capitalism and spreading the
wealth throughout some of the rural areas. With their newfound peace and economic wealth, many
African states were in a position to set up legitimate governments and write their own constitution.
For instance, the Fante Confederation in Ghana in 1868 had written a constitution stating how the
upper offices were to be run, established legislative, executive and judicial branches, and even
wrote provisions for the development for roads, education, and their natural resources. There was
also the Egba Board of Management in Nigeria in 1865, and the Kingdom of Grebo in Liberia, all
of them experimenting with constitution and self rule. The advancements the African population
had made was done in vain, becuase in November 1884, every single Western nation met in Berlin
except for Switzerland and the United States for a conference under the leadership of the German
Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. Not a single African ruler was present, and it was here that various
European nations staked their claim on the dark continent, and did so

Analysis Footnote to Youth
Footnote to Youth
By Jose Garcia Villa
1.Explain the title. In what way is it suitable to the story?
Footnote to youth is the title of the story. It is said that it is a footnote to youth because it is abrief
reminder for the Filipinos especially the youth of what a real life could be today. It also indicatesthe
sources or the causes why youth act this way. It furthermore adds comment, whether it is apositive or
negative, on today's generation. Yes it is suitable to the story because it gives a warningfor those
apathetic youth that ones committed mistake because of their stubbornness.
2.What is the predominant element in the story– plot, theme, character, and setting? Explain.
The predominant element on this story is the character and the...show more content...
Period of history? Season? Time of the day?
The time setting is almost the whole day from the morning until evening. The period of historyon
this story is on the 20th–21st century. It is the time of planting season almost June to August.
Thereis no specific time of the day because it happens almost the whole day.
10. How much time does the story cover?
The story covers from the day that Dodong proposed to Teang until they receive 7 children.
11. How does the story get started? What is the initial incident?
The story started when Dodong started homeward or going home as fast as he can, thinkingon how
he would break the news to his father about wanting to marry Teang because Dodong knowsthat he
is seventeen and he is legal and mature enough to have a family and to face life. The initialincident
is that when Dodong already breaks the news to his father.
12. Briefly describe the rising action of the story?
The rising action of the story of Footnote to Youth is that when Dodong was afraid to go to
hishome because he wanted to get out of it without clear reason at all. He felt afraid that it seems
tocaged him and also of Teang because Teang was giving birth in the house. It was the first child
ofTeang and Dodong for that matter. He began to wonder madly if the process of childbirth was
reallypainful. And after that Dodong was feeling a little bit embarrassment because he was ashamed
to hismother of his youthful paternity.
13. What is the high point or the climax of the

Everyone has an opinion when it comes to animals being killed and eaten. If a person agrees or
not is completely their own opinion and will not be the focus of the essay. David Wallace's essay "
Consider the Lobster," is used to address perspectives of varying opinions while trying to persuade
the reader. The author accomplishes this throughout the essay through the excellent use of multiple
rhetorical techniques. Rhetorical devices such as ethos, lothos and pathos are all used in the essay
to convey the author's opinion and try to convince the reader to choose a side. In the essay Wallace
uses pathos throughout the essay to appeal to his audiences emotions. The interesting aspect of the
essay is that it is published in a gourmet magazine...show more content...
He is not even trying to persuade the reader to stop eating lobster. Wallace is trying to give
different perspectives to a audience that most likely eats lobster. He effectively does this to a
audience that will probably support some of the things he is saying through the use of rhetorical
devices. He use pathos to try to make the readers feel different emotions on eating and killing
lobsters. The author uses ethics in a special way by using a plethora of research and sophisticated
writing to make his ideals seem credible to the audience. Lastly, Wallace uses logos in his article by
putting loads of scientific information that helps support his argument on lobsters. This article was
made for a tough audience that probably majority if not all eat or has eaten lobster. It doesn't really
matter to this audience and will not change their opinions but the article was made to make them
think more about the next time they decide to eat

Footnote to the Youth
GRADED ACTIVITY 1: "FOOTNOTE TO YOUTH" by Jose Garcia Villa
I. Write on the blank in Column A the letter corresponding to the word in Column B that is
synonymous to the word in Column A.
Column A Column B
II. Checking One's Understanding Answer the following questions.
1. What made Dodong feel that he was no longer a boy but a man?
Dodong made him feel that he was no longer a boy but a man when he started to have pimples on
his face and his upper lip already was dark(indicates mustache). 2. Does manhood consists only of
physical appearance? Defend your answer.
No,manhood does not only consist...show more content...
An that's what youth gives us, to be prepare an ready for the futures. In Filipino proverbs "Ang
pag–aasawa ay di parang kanin na pag isinubo at mainit ay iluluwa" And yes it is true that regret
always at the end"Ang pagsisisi ay laging nasa huli". But we can avoid it if we only know how to
decie things properly.Always remember, you can't brings back the time. 8. What message does the
author wish to convey to the youth of today?
Do'nt rush things"Ang maglakad ng matulin kung matinik ay malalim. Early marriage can result into
failures in anyone's life" Ang pag–aasawa ay di parang kanin na pag isinubo at mainit ay iluluwa".
Marrige can wait, there is always a right time for everything and once you decie and failed, you
can never control the time to come back again an changed. Regrets comes last. Don't sacrifice your
youth for the sake of being inlove. Youth is not the time to make har and fast decisions,this is the
time to dream big, the time to fin ourselves,the time for improvements, to mold ourselves into
something that will make us prepared and ready for whatever futures brings to the table.And follow
your parent's advice because they've been there, done that(Papunta pa lang kayo, pabalik na kami).
And no parents want their chilren to be in wilderness and they only wants what what's the best for us.
III. ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY
Write a monologue on any one of the following situations.
a. Blas telling his

Footnote
It was a story of a boy who was only 17 when he decides to marry his love one.
He was dodong, and he love teang so much that he could not wait for the right age to settle down
in a relationship that is hard to escape. It 's the "marriage". At the age of 17 dodong and teang got
married without thinking of the risk being in an uneasy part of life. They just follow what they
feel. They don 't think what would happen in their future. They got a child. Teang realized how
hard being a young parent. Her regret of she had done and think, what would be my life if i marry
my other suitors instead of dodong? Can I have the same life as of now? She regrets so much of!!
Until one day, when their son grow. He follows the footsteps of his parents. He...show more content...
He was very young... He felt queer, troubled, uncomfortable....
In addition to that, for six successive years, Dodong and Teang kept having children. At this point,
Teang began to feel unhappy in their marriage. She cried sometimes, wishing she had not married.
She did not tell Dodong this, not wishing him to dislike her. Yet she wished she had not married.
Not even Dodong whom she loved. It is interesting to note here that Teang still claims tolove
Dodong despite the hardships they have gone through. It should also be noted that Yet she wished
she had not married, is a sentence that is separated from Not even Dodong whom she loved,
meaning it is the act of marrying at a young age that she regrets, not the fact that it is Dodong whom
she married. Not marrying Dodong was only an after–thought.
The story goes on, however, to describe another suitor Teang had, Lucio, who was older than
Dodong by nine years. Lucio had married another after her marriage to Dodong, but he and his wife
were childless until now. If she had married Lucion, she wondered, would she have borne him
children? Maybe not, either. That was a better lot. But she loved Dodong.... Here we are given a
clearer picture about her unhappiness and disappointment.
It is particularly regarding child–bearing at a young age that Teang is unhappy with. ...would she
have borne him children? Maybe not, either. That was a better lot. The regret she feels about the
marriage, then,

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My Thrifty Girlfriend: A Phenomenological Paper I have a girlfriend who has been my blockmate
for almost four years. We've been together for three months now. I can say that her family belongs to
upper–middle class–her father is working for the United Nations, earning USD8000 per month and
her mother works as a tutor for toddlers. She was actually my close friend before we dated. Before
we became couple last April, I actually observed (and from her friends' stories) that she was really
really 'thrifty' with her money. Her friends would usually tease her because she would usually opt to
eat her own baon whenever they eat in restaurants in Katipunan instead of ordering food. I also got
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Nonetheless, should I be angry with her? Being her girlfriend, I'm supposed to understand and
accept her fully. Why did I judge her as being cheap and indecent just because she buys her pants
in Divisoria? Why should I be angry about her not taking me to dinner? Why didn't I, being the
one who was so hungry, invite her then? Then I thought, maybe the problem is in me. Unlike her,
we have this lifestyle of 'spending'. We are not rich but my mom would usually do anything to
provide for what we need and want. She feels hurt whenever she can't give what we are asking for.
Unlike her, I came from a family of politicians. My lolo has served our province for quite some
time as a governor. My mom was a board member for two terms. We grew up entertaining guests
and serving them food while they wait for Mama to attend to their concerns. Unlike her, money is
not my priority. I mean, yes it's nice to save but not to the extent that I will exclude myself from
enjoying life and make myself look woe. This is something really different with her upbringing.
Maybe, I was irritated with her simply because she is different. She's living an independent life
while I want to depend on her. I realized maybe it has something to do with my expectations. I
expect her to be generous to me, to take good care of me because those are my ideals for a partner.
Economically speaking, they are rich than my family. They

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Shoes are not only worn to protect the human feet. They are also worn because they add the final
touch to the style you are trying to create. The history of shoes is very long and nobody really
knows when the first shoes were created but we do know that they were originally made to warm
the feet. Now, there are many different types and each kind helps you function a different way. The
shoe is also made up of many parts and every kind of shoe has different parts then other types. Year
by year, shoes have been improving and becoming more and more popular. Now, we have all the
equipment and all the materials we need to make the shoe better than ever.
The very first pair of shoes was created many years ago. Its purpose was to protect the...show more
content...
There are many different styles of shoes. Some shoes are just fashion accessory and others help us
at different tasks like running, dancing and many other sports. Almost every single sport has a
special kind of shoe. For example, cleats are used for soccer while skates are for used in skating.
Dancing has several different types of footwear. One of them is the Pointe shoe which was made
so a dancer can stand on the tips of his or her toes. There are also many varieties of fashion shoes.
The most common ones are heels which are worn for special occasions. Another type is known as
a flat. They can be designed the same way as heels but they do not have heels on the bottom. Each
type of shoe is made for a special purpose. Some are made just as a fashion item and others are
made to help humans at different tasks.
Footwear is assembled of many parts. Together, these parts make the shoe fit comfortably on your
foot. The bottom of the shoe is called a sole and the inside is called an insole . However, not all
companies put insoles in their shoes. The part in direct contact with the ground is known as the
out–sole. Dress shoes usually have leather outsoles and casual or work shoes have rubber out–soles.
The material between the two soles is called a mid–sole. Made with the same material as the sole,
the heel is the bottom rear part of a

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