В этот момент я почувствовала себя маленькой беззащитной девочкой,которая ещё не знает этот мир.
Maisie Floyd is your typical nerdy-cool girl that isn't popular but not quite an outcast. She has normal friends, a normal family, and a seemingly normal life. That is, until two hot and relentless guys are chasing after her...Cameron Bentley has had a crush on Maisie since she first moved to Everdale when she was 8. He's watched her from the sidelines and witnessed her first boyfriend, and her first heartbreak, yet he stayed away. He was afraid that he'd lose his popular rich guy reputation and was afraid of what his parents would think if he dated her. But that fear flew away when Emmett Anderson comes along and tries to steal his soon-to-be girl...
Some one-shots from my weird imagination, also some inspired by random other things.
What will happen when there's a zombie apocalypse going on and a female soldier comes to help seventeen members-Stay tuned for goosebumps and heartbeat+breaks 💔
This for the Senku simps out there!...Senku will be the yandere in this story...Some characters will be a bit out of character....I'll not promise a happy ending!!...All I have to say is, ...Have fun reading!...I DO NOT OWN DR.STONE OR ANY OF THE CHARACTERS...I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE DRAWINGS
Соня вечно работала, но когда её друг уговорил развеяться, она нашла много друзей и кого-то больше, оказывается, живущего напротив неё.
After waking up in a different body, Fabienne Leona Sloan questioned her own sanity and struggled between reality and what she thought was fantasy. With no memory of a week before everything turned upside down, she made it her mission to put the puzzle pieces together and find out the truth about what happened that night. But how can one actually solve a jigsaw puzzle without knowing the bigger picture? One thing for sure, she must remember... before it's too late.
Just Like a DancerEven if you are not a dancer, you can apply some tips from dancing to your speech:Be nimble and free ... at ease, not stiff. Dancers who are stiff are not graceful. Speakers who are stiff are boring and seem tense.Make large movements. Dancers choreograph their moves and direction to reach out to large audiences. You can do the same with your voice. Having a strong, well-projected voice with resonance sends a more profound message and reaches more people.Glide, don't jump. Just as dancers transition from one move to another, you too can move from one topic to another gracefully, not in a disruptive manner. Work on smooth connection.Posture matters. Dancers aren't bent over and low energy. Speakers can't be either. Good speakers breathe and are poised and know how to maximize their diaphragmatic support.Timing Matters. Dancers are aware of how much distance there is between themselves and other dances and how far they can move. Speakers need to be aware of distance too. In terms of voice travel and in terms of how long it takes them to say something and how much space they put between words and between phrases.Complexity. Dancing isn't just one thing: it's moving in time with the music, looking confident and poised, yet natural and comfortable, and moving with expert grace, necessary strength, and precision. Speaking is like that too. It's a dance of the voice.Source URL : https://englishbythehour.com/4456-2/