As the pencil scratched on the paper and the words began to flow out, a plan was being devised. A great plan! A plan to escape. It will take place on a Thursday at about 2:34 am, I would sneak out with Harry in all black with minimal luggage and Tara would be waiting at the bottom of the driveway with the getaway car. “But before that could take place, we need to brainstorm what you are going to do to get to that solution.” Tara said to me. She wasn’t wrong. I do need to think of what to do before my escape. I need to plan a tactical pursuit, and make a list of things I will need to achieve the utmost perfect escape.
I was asked to present the following to my World Literature class about any Latin American author, poet, or playwright after 1880: Pablo Neruda - Ode to My Socks Poem: https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/ode-my-socks
Experiment 1: Subway restaurant/ A phone that calls dead people Her mother sat her down at the far end of the dining room table and her mother sat at the head of the table across from her. "It is time I tell you the truth of our family," the mother explained to her daughter. The girl had a puzzled look on her face. The mother went on to explain that their family posses powers which connected them to the "other side" and she was able to communicate with spirits and ghosts. Her mother handed her a new cell phone and said, "I want you to start using your powers to help the dead cross over through purgatory to their final resting place." The girl was confused and distraught by her mothers words. She wondered what she was supposed to do with this phone. She excused herself from the table and as she was stepping out of her house, her mother beckoned, "Expect a call on that phone today." And she closed the door behind her. She had been craving Subwa
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