Flying Home

"Flying Home": a living story. Ralph Waldo Ellison is probably one of the most influential African-American writers of the 20th century. Ellison 's most famous work is about self - awareness, identity, and ethnic oppression in African Americans. His masterpiece "Invisible Man" records the efforts of young people to find their own stories in a world he has never noticed. This novel won his respect with the eyes of the world of literature.

I may write a book about them, but a few months ago I thought about sitting next to a woman who flew home after 9 hours in Los Angeles and going home on weekends. She is here to meet and I want to return home, so she does not have to stay away from her 3 year old da one night. Then she said that I married after 12 years of single life. Three years after married, when she started planning her child, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She can not do extreme radiation therapy or chemotherapy. Because she does not want to impair the possibility of giving birth to a baby. This is one of the things she is looking forward to the most. She suffered from cancer for three years until she reached a remission in her thirties. At the age of 38, she got pregnant and now she gave birth to her 3 year old daughter. She told me that this story is actually a way "this is my life" and there is no suggestive sympathy, but I feel it anyway

He was one of the most unpleasant nephew I have ever seen, so in Iraq I gave him a nickname "Superman." The first sergeant Greg Shanahan knew that he was suffering from testicular cancer in our mission and he just jumped to the house, began chemotherapy, beat cancer and then flew to Iraqi Ramadi, I confirmed that the soldiers survived. Respect for Iron Man is also due to his impeccable character. As a joke, when he entered the room, I played the theme music in the 1978 Superman movie, and called him "Ol One Nut". Greg always took out something I want to make a wonderful story I would like to talk about. Regardless of whether it's mischiefing or working in a leisurely experience that we experienced, he can always bring out more of my personality.