Shovel

“ok”. Hailey was in the sandbox with a shovel in her hand and was digging sand and putting it in her bucket. She asked me “if I want sugar”. She told me that she was making me a big cake and wanted to know if I wanted to sugar on it. She saw me standing near the wooden pole alone taking notes and she said “what are you doing? Come in the sandbox”. She’s able to ask simple questions and being able to understand people’s reasoning. (Brigance, 2013, p. 14) But I said in response “sorry Hailey I don’t want to come in the sandbox because I will get dirty”. While she was playing in the sandbox, Noah went over to the teeter-totter and asked Hailey to come over and swing with him. Hailey didn’t reply back to him then I asked Hailey if she wanted to go on the teeter-totter and she said “ok” and the boy said, “that’s your seat in front of me”. After swinging on the seesaw, they both went to the sandbox. Hailey picked up her bucket and was looking for her shovel. She saw Noah holding onto her shovel she said to him “that’s my shovel... Don’t take my shovel”. Hailey uses words like my or mine to indicate possession. (Brigance, 2013, p.14) She kept repeating that “it was my shovel, don’t take it”. She was indicating using words like “my or mine” to prove what belong to her. She then grabs the shovel from his hands and told him “don’t take it”. I asked Hailey to share her shovel with him but she didn’t want to share. When Noah asked Hailey for the shovel she said: “use your hands to pick…

 This step helps solidify and compact the outside surface Step 5: Cut/break twigs 12-18 inches and stick them into the sides of the structure as shown in Figure 2.  The twigs provide a guideline for how wide the walls should be.  This step is helpful for guidance when hollowing out the shelter. Step 6: Wait for 90 minutes.  In this time, the snow should settle and begin to form ice crystals making the structure sturdier. WARNING: If the snow is dry or grainy allow the pile to sit…

The day had finally come: Valentine 's Day 2016. On this day, I had no plans, no previous engagements, and for the first time in weeks, I had a weekend all to myself. With all this newfound free time on my hands, I decided I would do the unthinkable. I would do something so drastic, so unheard-of in this society, that I might even become a local legend. I decided I would help people for free, in the form of shoveling their driveways free of snow. It had snowed all morning on the Sunday of…

Trent de Boer's Shovel Bum is another point of view on how archeological work is being completed in the field. What makes it entrancing is the way that the stories are from the excavator's perspective. "Shovel bum" by definition is a gathering of classicist who work for government organizations and self employed entities. In spite of the huge measure of work that the paleologists are included in, the general population stays negligent of their diligent work. De Bore's book gives in the…

Whenever it snows at my house, the driveway and sidewalks freeze over with snow and ice. My father takes his little snow shovel and stands out in the cold shoveling the snow out of the way and trying to get rid of the ice. He’s usually out in the cold for a long time and that could make him sick. To make the winter time more effortless on him and other people in the world, I invented the heated snow shovel. The heated snow shovel is a smarter, quicker, and simpler way to make the snow and ice…

PVDZJE Snow bros is a business that offers to shovel snow for you when you don’t have time to do so in the winter. We are located at 4348 S. Griffin Ave. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. If you are interested you can contact us at (414)-595- 9666. The PVDZJE Snow Bros service will be offered to students, teachers, and general public located in the A.E Burdick area. Our service payment will be as follows. For one hour of service, the payment will be $, for two hours it will be $, etc. For our business…

Imagine never seeing the sun, sky, or nature. In the novel Tunnels by co-authors Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams, a boy named Will Burrows stumbles upon an underground Victorian era city, named the Colony. Will finds the underground city while looking for his father who recently went missing. After being captured by the civilians of the underground city (also known as colonists), he discovers that his dad, also known as Mr. Burrows was captured by the colonists and was banished deeper into…

So critical, it’s reason for preferring Kant’s account on our conflicting and coinciding judgments of taste as superior to the alternative. Still, I do not think Kant’s account has extensively exhausted the obstacles to achieving the universal voice of a true critic. But it prods at the limitations of our language. Recall the third moment, the form of purposiveness, and consider the following: When I hold a shovel in front of you, there’s no doubt as to the utility – or purpose – this shovel…

On the Should of a Stranger The sound of my shovel breaking the ground is the only noise that reaches my ears. The warm tears running down my cheeks, the only thing I feel. I slow down my breathing to match the rhythm of the steady chink of my shovel as it enters the dirt, almost reaching a hypnotic state. Anything to keep my mind off what is happening. Chink. An image of me on my knees beside the road flashes before my eyes, and with it comes a searing pain. My shovel misses its mark and…

why do turtles have to be so slow. It is so easy to catch one, and hard for baby turtles to escape. It is unfair that turtles are slower then other animals. I was treated unfairly, like the turtle, a couple of times. First, it was unfair the first time I did pacers. I think it was unfair because the girls have to do less pacers than boys do to get a better grade. It is unfair because boys are equal to girls in ability strength and everything it is only up to a students physical ability. It…