I was born in a middle class Dallas suburb my dad run tons of franchises in 4 states and gave me a good education and a nice life where I was surrounded by descent people all the years I was growing up i have a nice life but when it comes to love I’m always lonely. I’ve been heartbroken so many times and I thought I would never find true love until one day I was bored and wanted to be adventurous so I decided to get a hooker I know it sounds stupid paying for sex but I’ve always been curious about it. I found an ad online so I called this girl who was 23 around my age set up a meeting and went to her place, I was very nervous at first I was expecting a drug addict girl with tattoos all over her body with a pimp but instead I found a sweet beautiful college girl who was independent (no pimp) she took care of me very well and we started a good friendship, it didn’t take so long until i found out we had a connection she started calling me more often sometimes she doesn’t charge me at all and we’ve gone to many places together. One time I was at a hospital because i was in a car accident and she visited me at the hospital until i was released. as I started to get to know her better I learned that she is in this business because she lost her parents when she was 18, she didn’t have any siblings or close family to take care of her and with this economy it was hard for her to pay for her bills and college education by just working at a restaurant. She started working as hooker 5 months ago and I want to get her out this and give her the life she deserve I’ve never thought i would find such a beautiful thing in a ghetto I don’t have any problems financially however my family specially my dad will not be so happy with me dating a girl who come from the streets.
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Ok I’m almost done with my story. I’ve got the outline done, most of the details planned out, and I’ve got the title picked out. Now I just want to know what you think:
The story takes place in Kansas City, Missouri in the late 90s. Dets. Valerie Dane and James Macall are given the case of Summer Aiken, a 17-year-old mom to a 2-year-old daughter, Sydney. Summer was found in an alley, apparently gang-raped and beaten to death. While gathering information involving the case, Summer confides in the detectives that she knows that she doesn’t have much time left and that the treatments that they’re trying aren’t working. All she wants is to see her daughter. When they go to Summer’s apartment to get Sydney from the babysitter, the babysitter is gone and so is Sydney. The case goes from rape and assault to kidnapping. When they go to Leah Aiken’s home it is discovered the entire story of how her family fell apart. Leah says that she would do anything to make Sydney’s life better. This, therefore, makes her a suspect.
Next, they approach Sydney’s father, Ashton Berkeley, who is 18. He tells them that he wanted to be with Sydney, but his parents banned him from having any contact with Summer or his daughter. He wanted to take Sydney away from Summer because he heard about her being a prostitute and thought Summer was a bad parent. This also makes him a suspect in the kidnapping of Sydney.
The detectives eventually find Sydney in the basement of a brownstone after an anonymous tip heard Sydney screaming. The babysitter is found dead with Sydney. The basement belonged to Dallas Campbell, the man that led the gang-rape of Summer. He did this because he claims that Summer cheated him out of money because she wasn’t “good enough”.Unfortunately, while Dallas is on trial, Summer dies of severe blood loss from the internal bleeding and multiple staff infections from the cuts she got. But she did get to spend time with her daughter, in which time she learns the word “momma”.
After Summer’s passing, Ashton is awarded custody of Sydney and has his name put on Sydney’s birth certificate as her father.
During this whole story, Valerie and James confront their physical and emotional attraction. Although James loves Valerie and would do anything for her, he’s not ready to let go of his deceased wife, Rachel, who died in a car accident involving a drunk driver. In the end, James learns to let go and live with the fact that his wife passed away and that she would want him to be happy with someone.
The epilogue reveals that Valerie Dane was telling the story in present day to a group of new detectives as she’s retiring.
Please critique me. I’m tough skinned. I can handle it. hahaha
Leah is Summer’s mother. Sorry for not pointing that out. Once I get into a story I write without thinking sometimes. bahaha
Q1) do you think it would be offensive for the muslims to build a mosque at the site of ground zero?
i believe this is extremely disrespectful and plain out wrong if you dont agree see q2
Q2) would it then be wrong if we put a pig slaughter and butcher next to this mosque and on the otherside put a brothel or sex adult shop?
Q3) do you think that multiculturalism is working?
in melbourne multiculturalism does not seem to be working well when the people band in their own and see themselves as superior. if you ask an australian born what nationality are you they say “lebo, italian greek etc” but you were born here “yeah but im not australian”
Q4) have you ever been a victim of racial abuse or frowned down upon for being aussie?
i know i dont give it out but i constantly recieve abuse
Q5) should stores be allowed to publish their business name in only a foreign language?
in dallas theres barely an english word and if you walk through the center you are stared at and yelled at for being there unless you are muslim (its in australia mind you)
Q6) should it be acceptable to talk in another language if you are at work infront of customers who cant understand you?
Q7) should you be told you are not welcome or worthy to serve people in a halal butcher because you are australian
Q8) what are your general thoughts on australia and its ever growing multiculturalism.
Q9) do you think that our education system which pumps us with how this is working and it is good and we should be accepting of everything is really good? should we not be warned about the past experiences and how now australia is in more danger, theres always bomb scares and drug raides and you can not walk in the dark in melbourne any more its not safe bacause of (well basically arabs more so than any one else)
i live in melbourne i grew up in broadmeadows so i have probably felt and lived through the worst of it
please dont answer if you live in an area where other cultures do not and if you have never truly experienced it
(eg rich people who do not interact with the doll bludgers and arrogant ethnics on a daily basis)
im not saying that there are no bad white people, but i find in general i always do the right thing by everyone weather its the road, shops or courtasy but the favour is only ever returned by aussies,
no arab man has ever opened or held open a door for me, aussies do on a regular basis.
when i was in an accident with an aussie who was at fault he said sorry
when my 80 year old nan was in an accident where an arab guy in a non insured, non registered vehicle went through a red light and t barred my nans car causing serious body work and trauma to her he got out and started swearing at her calling her a f***ing c**t
The day my world fell apart. April 19th, 2010. It was a gorgeous day. A birthday not a dying day. But fate didnt take that statement to heart. I was standing outside with my best friends calyssa and dephanie when my cell phone rang. Still laughing about calyssas dead on impression of our english teacher i said “hello?” never expecting the voice ont he other end would cruch my heart, Marilyn? This is Mrs Veinta, Its andrew, theres been an accident and we dont know if hes going to make it. Were going to follow the helicopter to Dallas and if you want a ride get to the hospital NOW. I heard all of this threw half deaf ears. How could my andrew, the love of my life, the tallest, strongest guy in school who made my 6”0 self look petite, be lying in a hospital bed, the doctors not knowing if he was going to make it. I snapped back to reality when calyssa shook me and said mari are you ok?? All i could choke out was a whispered no.. Then my brain went into over drive call mom find a ride. great, the one day i didnt drive and i desperately needed a car. I just ran from caly and deph and went to the student parking lot hoiping someone would stop. Please! Somebody give me a ride! my boyfriend! please! finally a car stopped and i saw jake, a new guy in my math class. I breathed the situation out and hoped he understood my paniced speech. He just said get in. And we were off
Where I’m from!!
I am from jewelry. From roses in the vase that were as red as fresh apples…. and from falling apart furniture.
I am from the all white rough walls of my apartment.
I am from the Bright colored flowers like a rainbow…., and the thunder storms that bang as if you bumped your head on the floor very hard.
I’m from celebrating holidays and special occasions with loved ones and going to the Brown’s family reunion every two years! From the best, Diana and Eric.
I’m from the loud mouths and the craziest of all, from my brother getting on nerves but who I also look up too. “From Always Thank God” and “YOU are driving me up the wall” I’m from he died on the cross to save our sins.
I’m from Dallas Medical Center and the legacy of my Uncle Jonnie. From potato salad and fried chicken. From the tragic car accident my cousin died at the age of sixteen whom I miss very much…From my nephew Remy who came into our lives like out of the blue! From the small town in Louisiana from the biggest and best family I know I AM Brianna Danielle Watson!!!
i had to write a poem for my english 1 class so i was just wondering what you think!!
I’ve been working on a story for a long time, and last night I gave a good friend of mine a small synopsis of it. His reply was simply that it’d be a good movie. So, judging by the synopsis, would this story be a better as a book or a screenplay?
The story takes place in Chicago, IL, present-day. Dets. Valerie Dane and James Macall are given the case of Summer Aiken, a 17-year-old mom to an 8-month-old daughter, Sydney. Summer was found in an alley, apparently gang-raped and beaten to near death. While gathering information involving the case, Summer confides in the detectives that she knows that she doesn’t have much time left and that the treatments that they’re trying aren’t working. All she wants is to see her daughter. When they go to Summer’s apartment to get Sydney from the babysitter, the babysitter is gone and so is Sydney. The case goes from rape and assault to kidnapping. When they go to Leah Aiken’s (Summer’s mother) home it is discovered the entire story of how her family fell apart. Leah says that she would do anything to make Sydney’s life better. This, therefore, makes her a suspect.
Next, they approach Sydney’s father, Ashton Berkeley, who is 18. He tells them that he wanted to be with Sydney, but his parents banned him from having any contact with Summer or his daughter. He wanted to take Sydney away from Summer because he heard about her being a prostitute and thought Summer was a bad parent. This also makes him a suspect in the kidnapping of Sydney.
The detectives eventually find Sydney in the basement of a brownstone after an anonymous tip heard Sydney screaming. The babysitter is found dead with Sydney. The basement belonged to Dallas Campbell, a governor and the man that raped Summer. He did this because he claims that Summer cheated him out of money because she wasn’t “good enough”. Unfortunately, while Dallas is on trial, Summer dies of severe blood loss from the internal bleeding and multiple staff infections from the cuts she got. But she did get to spend time with her daughter, in which time she learns the word “momma”.
After Summer’s passing, Ashton is awarded custody of Sydney and has his name put on Sydney’s birth certificate as her father.
During this whole story, Valerie and James confront their physical and emotional attraction. Although James loves Valerie and would do anything for her, he’s not ready to let go of his deceased wife, Rachel, who died in a car accident involving a drunk driver. In the end, James learns to let go and live with the fact that his wife passed away and that she would want him to be happy with someone.
The epilogue reveals that Valerie Dane was telling the story in present day to a group of new detectives as she’s retiring.
So, give me your opinion. Would you like this better as a book or a film?
On Thursday night, police in Dallas began a search for an illegal alien who crashed his SUV into a telephone pole and then fled the scene, leaving his three injured children behind, in two different locations.
According to police, a 9-year-old boy, 6-year-old boy, 5-year-old girl and 11-month-old baby boy, were in the Ford Expedition with their father when the accident occurred, just after 11:00 p.m.
The 9-year-old boy told police that his father had been drinking.
When the SUV spun out of control, hitting the pole, the force was so great that the 5-year-old girl was ejected through the rear window. Apparently, while she was in a child safety seat, she was not belted into the seat.
Neighbors, who ran outside after the crash, found the little girl covered in so much blood they something initially thought she was a dog who had been hit.
Witness Stephanie Clemons told DFW.com: “She was still just shaking and crying. When everybody asked her questions, she wouldn’t have nothing to say. She was just shaking and crying.”
The man immediately sped from the scene, leaving the injured little lying in the street. He then drove to a park and grabbed the 11-month-old and ran away on foot, leaving his two other children inside the vehicle.
The father ran to his mother-in-law’s house, handed her the baby and quickly fled the scene. At this time, he is still at-large.
The injured children were taken to Children’s Medical Center in Dallas. The 5- and 6-year-olds were placed in the Intensive Care Unit, with head injuries. The 6-year-old underwent surgery and is in stable condition. The 5-year-old has suffered some brain swelling.
The 11-month-old and 9-year old were not seriously injured.
Olgalivia Salazar, the children’s aunt, told reporters: “I mean I know a lot of people hit dogs and just keep going. A lot of people who have a heart will stop and see if the dog’s okay. So I would think a dad would do the same thing, stop and say, hey where’s my kids. I don’t care what happens to me. I want to make sure my kids are okay.”
Though he is not in custody, Dallas police have charged the illegal alien with two counts of injury to a child and one count of child abandonment. Detectives are not releasing the suspect’s name at this time out of fear that he will flee the country. He has been previously deported to Mexico.
http://www.examiner.com/immigration-reform-in-national/illegal-alien-crashes-car-abandons-his-injured-children