A New Snake, Yet Again.

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This weekend I decided to go to my usual pet store. I took with me Augustus, my ball python baby. I decided to trade him in for a baby butter motley corn snake. There was a little girl there that really liked Augustus, and when she held him...she slung him around and basically broke the little guy. SNAKES DO BITE! Luckily he held back his temper and didn't bite her. Her dad loved how cute she looked, so he bought him for her. I am NOT very happy about it. I did get my corn, though.


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Last night my baby corn died. He was doing fine in his terrarium, he was moving around being a snake. I picked him up, and he wrapped around my hand. Suddenly his head went limp. He would pick it up occasionally, but it would go limp like before. I took him into the living room to ask Dale if the snake looked normal. It was then that the snake went completely limp and didn't move except for the occasional twitch or gasp. We called the people that owned the place where we got him from, and they said some of the babies they had their were doing the same thing. Luckily the guy told us the corn would be replaced, but it's still really depressing.

Once children are grown, their parents are no longer responsible for them.

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This picture shows two little girls taking care of themselves by washing their hands. I chose this picture because it shows that no matter how old you are, your parents are always going to be there to take care of you. You will always be you mommy's little girl. Or daddy's little boy. Even the other way around. Yes, you need to grow up and live life on your own, but parents will be there to support you.

This shows mama's point in life. Her kids are grown, yet they still live with her. She still takes care of them. That is the only thing she lives for, it seems. She loves her kids and would never do anything to jeopardize that love. Even after Walter messed up, she stood up for him when Beneatha was putting him down.

Most people don’t try hard enough to see the other fellow’s problem.

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Puzzle's are one big problem. You have to find the colors that correspond with each other, the right shapes, the right edges. In the end you find it's more of a mess than a leisure. Problems aren't leisure activities, though. This picture shows that. Instead of taking the time to figure the puzzle out, you move on to something simpler. If you took the time to put it together, you would find how beautiful it was.

A lot of the characters in the play had problems. In fact, they all did. Walter wanted the fast way to riches, mama wanted her crazy family to be happy, Beneatha wanted to change the world by being a doctor, Ruth just wanted her husband to stay grounded, and Travis wanted 50 cents. They family never took the time to listen to each others problems, instead they yelled and argued. Mr. Lindner also didn't take the time to see the family's problems. All he saw was the fact they were of a different race. If he would have put their pieces together he would have seen how they needed/deserved that house.

You should hold onto your dreams; if you work hard enough for them, they will come true.

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Sometimes it takes more than saying your going to follow your dreams. Sometimes you have to stand up, brush off the dust of procrastination and move forward with life. This picture shows a man which seems to be sitting on top of a mountain. That hike and journey took all he had, which is why he rests. Which means once you're their you can rest and look back at all you've achieved. The beautiful color also shows that in the end, everything will be gorgeously put together.

Walter wasn't big on taking the most the accurate way towards his dreams. He tried short cuts and lost a lot of valuable things, like the love and respect of his family and of course the money. If Walter would have taken the time and effort to climb up the mountain to his dreams, maybe he wouldn't have been stuck in a bigger rut than what he started out in.

A Rant for Today

Lately everything seems to be going out of whack. The gravitational pull of my life is giving up on me and letting me and my mind float off into realms I'd never thought of. Like firstly, the idea of dropping my Academic Honors diploma for a Core 40 so I don't have to worry about taking anything other than Government. Also, for the first time in my life, I've considered dropping out completely to get my GED. It's not like it would do any good, though. I have no idea what I want to do in college. This has made me not want to go, considering prices are too high, Obama is cutting the funds for Pell Grants, no college in Indiana has a Herpetology program (the closest one is in Texas) and I don't feel like going to school for another four years.

Also, I'm tired of my body always giving out on me. It wouldn't be that bad if my doctors knew what they were doing. "Oh, you're nauseous? Here's some nasal spray and antibiotics for a strep throat." WHAT?! I don't even know how they came to that conclusion. I told them I was dizzy, and they checked breathing. Did they bother to check anything else? No. I give up.

It also makes me really angry that Republicans are cutting over half the funds for Planned Parenthood for the deficit. Fact number 1 - People go there who cannot afford birth control. So what happens when they can't get the birth control? They get pregnant at a young age. This means the government will be paying to help out these single mothers. Fact number 2 - They helped with testings of STD's and other problems. There's going to be an STD outbreak. Oops. Plague of STDs. I bet the government would swear they didn't know it would happen. Fact number 3 - Planned Parenthood is about more than abortions(which is the main reason why they are cutting funds). They help women who don't have anywhere else to go.

Why can't the government take money from they're own pockets? Instead of from the people who need it.