Am I Like Someone On T.V.?
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Submitted by freefortermpapers on 06/24/2008 03:00 PM
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Am I Like Someone On T.V.?
Last semester here at school, I made a new and wonderful friend. One day we were studying in the library when, out of the blue, she looked at me and said, "you know, you remind me of Jill Taylor." I was like, "who?" And she said, you know, the mom on Home Improvement." I said, yeah, okay, and never thought about it again. When we got this assignment, the first thing that crossed my mind was the comment my friend made to me, and so I started reflecting on some of the Home Improvement shows I had seen. With a little help from my husband, it occurred to me that Jill Taylor and I actually have some things in common. Three similarities that Jill and I have are that we are married to high-powered engine obsessive husband, we both live next door to widowers who love to tell stories, and we both returned to college at an older age to pursue our lifelong dreams.
The first similarity that Jill and I have is that we are both married to high-powered engine obsessive husbands. I remember one particular episode where Jill's husband, Tim, was in a lawn-mower race. Tim actually replaced the original lawnmower engine with a high-performance car engine in order to win the race, but the lawnmower went so fast, that Tim ended up wrecking and didn't even finish the race. Well, believe it or not, my husband was in a lawn-mower race in our town of St. Stephen during October Fest. My husband didn't replace the engine in his lawnmower, but he did use a stick to press the governor lever so that he could rev the engine and make it go faster. Unlike Tim, my husband didn't wreck, and he did win the race. Needless to say, the following year, they banned my husband's stick.
The second similarity that Jill Taylor and I have is that we both live next door to widowers who love to tell stories. Wilson is Jill's widower neighbor, and he is in every episode. Someone in the Taylor family always end up wandering outside, usually with some sort of...
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