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Ernest Hemingway: A Farewell to Imagery

The Limit Does Not Exist

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Introduction	Taylor is an "eggs in every basket" kind of girl. She's played premier level soccer for nine years and has established herself as a leader both on and off the pitch. Giving her talents back to the community, she was inspired by her Autistic brother to work with TOPSoccer, allowing special needs to love the game as much as the rest of the world does. Servant minister and go-to girl for her youth group, she lives a Marianist lifestyle always saying yes. Her literary life began as she said yes in the fifth grade and embarked on her calling for writing as it entangled itself with her life-long passion with music. With over 80 songs already written, she continues to find time for her passion. Her book in-progress "The Rose that Dripped Black Ink" combines her experience of life as a modern All-American girl with her passions, triumphs, failures, and catastrophes. She writes for the kids like herself, and future generations to know the darkness embedded in the shiny and sleek modern age. Throw in a love for genetics and the academic success to back up a 4.3 GPA and it's very clear to see Taylor is a varied individual who believes it truly is possible to do it all.

Introduction

Taylor is an "eggs in every basket" kind of girl. She's played premier level soccer for nine years and has established herself as a leader both on and off the pitch. Giving her talents back to the community, she was inspired by her Autistic brother to work with TOPSoccer, allowing special needs to love the game as much as the rest of the world does. Servant minister and go-to girl for her youth group, she lives a Marianist lifestyle always saying yes. Her literary life began as she said yes in the fifth grade and embarked on her calling for writing as it entangled itself with her life-long passion with music. With over 80 songs already written, she continues to find time for her passion. Her book in-progress "The Rose that Dripped Black Ink" combines her experience of life as a modern All-American girl with her passions, triumphs, failures, and catastrophes. She writes for the kids like herself, and future generations to know the darkness embedded in the shiny and sleek modern age. Throw in a love for genetics and the academic success to back up a 4.3 GPA and it's very clear to see Taylor is a varied individual who believes it truly is possible to do it all.