So many people think I am, just because of my upbringing. They need to see that I support other values too, that I'm really more into acting, charity,... and rebellion than any religious stuff. Yeah, I'm moral, don't get me wrong, but...It's your swinging, Erika told herself with a sigh. You got into it to work out your personal problems with loneliness, but you haven't been able to do it in so long. You got afraid you were getting too much into it, decided to cut back. You also told your family a. I saw the clearing between Josh and Andy. A clear lane to the basket. Thonk. Thonk. Thonk. I dribbled with my right hand and held out my left, ready to ward off Josh if he came after me. "Gimme the ball!" a guy on my team yelled. Josh and Andy were closing in. I passed the rock and powered to the basket. "Pass it back!" I shouted at him. But Andy was all over him. "You rot," he taunted. "You could throw at the ground and miss. You'll never make it." "Pass it!" I made one. Lizzie was notpleased to have dirty streaks on her face and when Jack joked with herabout it she made sure he looked just as bad by rubbing her mucky handson his cheeks. They were laughing about this when at 11:00 they heard astrong knock on the shop door.Linda went to answer the door fully intending to put the customer off asthey weren't quite ready to open as a few boxes hadn't been cleared away.However when she saw who it was she let the visitor in immediately.Albert Johnson, the Go!. They were still spending theirtime seated on Paula's bed, though for now, they were sitting atopposite ends, with their bare feet almost in each others faces. Theywere applying coats of varnish to each others toes."I asked my parents about getting me a games console and they told me towait till Christmas too," said Kelly. "Said it was too late for mybirthday and that they were saving for next week." We'll just have to wait till then," sighed Paula."I'm looking forward to going to the Isle of.