There's dirt filling every pore, a kink in my neck from straining down into the unit, and several rocks somewhere in my abdomen desperate to make their presence known. Lifting the last spoonful of 5YR 3/2 silty clay loam carefully into the dustpan with my trusty plastic spoon, I confidently declare the shallow, twisting tunnel I had spent the last 45 minutes meticulously excavating... a chipmunk hole. Likely constructed in the early 21st century. Strange though it may sound, this experience is one
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Imagine, being hundreds of feet underground, surrounded by nothing more than walls of dirt and skeletal remains, and right next to you is a man who can harm you at any moment. You plead him to leave, but it is all in vain. He is drunk and the effects of the alcohol he has consumed is wearing off quickly and you fear for your life. What do you do? This is what Mr. Montresor had to contemplate that night in the catacombs all those years ago when he unfortunately had no choice but to end the life of
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towards the window. She had been waiting all night for the right time, and she had grown very impatient. She had one thing on her mind- sneaking out. A boy she had met the previous day was waiting for her on a motorcycle outside the ten foot brick wall that surrounded the palace. Liz, as she wanted to be called, continued to tip toe quietly towards her escape route. As she neared the window, the moonlight beamed through onto her tanned skin and snow white hair. Without thinking about the consequences
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Chris Jordan Outdoor Adventure Notebook Fall Semester 2013 Tee Pee Shuffle Object: Students stand on a log or confined surface and must arrange themselves in the given order while staying entirely in that confined area. Orders: Birthday, height, age, sign, clothes, eye color, sex (boy-girl-boy-girl), etc. Extensions up: Must completely start over if someone falls, can’t talk, can’t go over people. Extensions down: Only the person that fell must go back, students can talk Picture Frame
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Prepositions of Place: at, in, on In general, we use: * at for a POINT * in for an ENCLOSED SPACE * on for a SURFACE at | in | on | POINT | ENCLOSED SPACE | SURFACE | at the corner | in the garden | on the wall | at the bus stop | in London | on the ceiling | at the door | in France | on the door | at the top of the page | in a box | on the cover | at the end of the road | in my pocket | on the floor | at the entrance | in my wallet | on the carpet | at the crossroads
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and around front door. Look above door. Need to point all lights towards the wall. Dining Room • All chair legs and backs completely clean • Replace plant (plastic) in duck (by 42) and pig (by drink station) • Detail all stainless in remote drink station and clean underneath. • High dust all light fixtures, speakers, vent covers, chalkboards, congruitied metal above tables and runners. • Dust vents and walls in men’s and women’s bathrooms • Fix all blinds that do not recede all the
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closes and you cannot go back. The second level includes noisy floor, door closing with irritating sound, which again annoy you and when you enter the third level the difficulty increases again. There would be an arrangement of irregular steps, Illusion wall and floor, Illusion fans and lights. This would raise the aggression into an optimum level. The fourth level is the toughest one and it is the last one. This level contains irregular mirror
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Daisy Plan (4’ x 8’) www.CleanCoops.com “The Daisy” Chicken Coop Plan Property of CleanCoops.com Page 1 of 41 Daisy Plan (4’ x 8’) www.CleanCoops.com INTRODUCTION When designing our Daisy Coop Plan we designed it with the following features and criteria in mind: MAXIMIZING FLOOR SPACE / QUANTITY – This coop will house up to 12 laying hens comfortably. We have designed plenty of space for roosting, nesting and roaming. CLEANLINESS / EASY TO MAINTAIN – We have designed it
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exhausting for her to do it in secret. As the narrators writings further in the story we start to see her sense of sanity diminish. She becomes delirious from her sense of normality. At first the yellow wallpaper was just ugly to the narrator, then the wall paper became a pain, and by the end it was unbearably bad. Her writings progressively show how her treatment is failing because of the schizophrenic nature she portrays. John plays a
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mother thought everything was going good until two months later he wanted to go out with his friends. He went into the bathroom and when he came out he was another person. When she told him that he wasn’t going, he pushed her head through the panel wall. Knowing what he had done, he left
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