I'm from dove ice cream, from Nong shim ramen I am from snow in the backyard and the swing set in the playground I am from the key food supermarket and Alexander Hamilton’s house that was made into a museum I am...

I  Would  Eat  A quick chicken bowl at chipotle  Dance Along with the music made in subway stations Shop  At all the stores in time square As my most precious memories are made  In New York

Dana, the protagonist in Kindred, has a few traits that influence her relationships with others. Dana tries to do whatever she can to help her friends with whatever resources she has. Whatever Dana sets her mind to do, no matter...

Recently, I read Facing the Lion, by Simone Arnold Liebster.  I enjoyed and appreciated this book. The author, Simone shares her experience of being a Jehovah’s Witness during a time where they were banned. Although being threatened many times,...

she should be resting instead of working. she could get tired and stressed by working and that could hurt the baby.

Sharon wasn't giving her false promises, but was giving her advice. she was telling her that the only way anything ever gets done is when she makes up her mind to do it, to do everything she can, instead...

I think Fonny is just upset about his situation and how helpless he feels that he cant't do anything about it. I bet he appreciates Tish and her family a lot, but he's just really stressed out in jail.

Maybe he's scarred of what people in power were able to do to him, to get him to pay for a crime that he never committed. and maybe he's scared that it could happen again.

is he saying that the police have the power to do whatever they want and get innocent people locked in jail for a crime they never committed? is that what happened to him? and also what will happen to...

does she mean that he doesn't often see people he recognizes? that he doesn't often see his old friends or people he grew up with when he was younger? is that why he was so happy to see Fonny?

are they talking about Mrs. Rogers? or are they talking about her family, someone related to her?

why are the people responsible, trying so hard to change the truth? why are they trying to change what happened? what will they benefit from putting an innocent man in jail?

What were Joseph and Fonny talking about that they had to go to a different room? were they talking about Fonny's plans of how to take care of Tish? Was Joseph giving Fonny advice?

What about Fonny’s tone of voice made her look at him sharply and come full awake? Was Fonny’s tone very serious? Did he sound as if he was planning to say something life changing?

maybe Sharon and Ernestine wanted to stay up to discuss what they should do especially because Fonny's family doesn't care about him. and If Tish is there, she would feel stressed out and mad at how Fonny's family doesn't...

I'm saying this because she doesn't really care about Fonny, she doesn't care that he's stuck in jail, and in the paragraphs before this, she'd rather worship her religion then make sure Fonny is safe, she doesn't care what's...

why can't she explain why she is so against the baby and why she refuses to take care of it? she keeps on saying “That child,”, but what about that child?

Ernestine helps to put alcohol on Mrs. Hunt's temples and forehead to make her feel better, the very thing her daughters Adrienne and Sheila should be doing, instead of just standing there and blaming people. Ernestine helps instead of...

Ernestine is warning Adrienne, that if she touches her sister, she'll beat her up. I don't think she's specifically talking about her Adams apple, but is just using that as a way to say she'll hurt her really bad.

is she saying that it's Fonny's fault for being in jail because he didn't study? but how would reading and studying when he should have stopped him from getting locked up? if he did read and study when he...

What does she mean by “Holy ghost”? Is she referring to Fonny’s mother’s God? And what does she mean by “She was frightened: in spite of the power of the Holy Ghost.”? Is she saying that even though...