Dorothy Hamil is an Aspiring & Amazing Figure Skater who gained World domanance at the Olympics years ago! She is known for the trick the Hamil Camil and was well known along and up against Peggy Fleming. She is my idol when it comes to a great challenge. Crisp Cutted!
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Rachaelâs Memoir
Hi my name is Rachael and this is my reflection piece/memoir about how each idea led me back right here to where I am. I , when I was younger I was in foster care. I had only gotten in there because I told Mr.Wright who was my counselor at the time, I felt unsafe at home and that I felt like running away. By the time Iâd gotten there it was a very different atmosphere. It was a tall thick blonde lady . I honestly thought she was a German girl. The for me to get home was a dream I shortly learned when I asked for a pb and jelly sandwich and she had it crowbar locked! I felt odd. I felt oddly. I felt curiously out of place. It was âreliefâstraight when I was taken back to my moms place because I remember going to 3 foster care homes. Later on in life I realized I was going to be alright when I saw her at the ice rink for the last time.
By Rachael FrazierExclusive âą 4 months ago
Kindness
Iâve noticed a common trait among the passive aggressive (aside from the glaringly obvious ones): when called out, they without exception refer to the failed sideways attack as evidence of their âkindness.â I canât count on an abacus how many times Iâve experienced this, and, frankly, Iâm fed up.
By Harper Lewis6 days ago in Critique
Civilization Is A Disease
Civilization Is A Disease âCivilization is a disease produced by the practice of building societies with rotten material.â George Bernard Shaw placed that line in âMaxims for Revolutionistsâ, appended to Man and Superman, and the sentence still shocks because it does not merely criticise modernity; it pathologises it. Shaw, a leading Fabian and public intellectual, belonged to a reformist socialist milieu that believed society could be engineered gradually and rationally from above. Yet that same rationalist confidence often shaded into something darker: population management, elite planning, and the fantasy that humanity itself could be improved by sorting, disciplining, breeding, excluding, and sometimes eliminating the âunfitâ. Shawâs line can therefore be read not only as a critique of civilization, but as an unwitting confession about one of civilizationâs recurring diseases: the educated eliteâs urge to redesign humanity. ([online-literature.com][1])
By Peter Ayolov4 days ago in Critique
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I enjoyed watching her as well. Nice reflection of a great skater