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By: Frasier Feight 9-24-09
 * __I'M FROM__**

 I'm from Colorado, Home of the Mile High City, The Rocky Mountains, From Pikes Peak to Mount Evans, Oxford, Elbert So many beautiful peaks...

I'm from, "FRASIER PAUL, STOP PICKING FIGHTS WITH THE CAT!", So many lessons learned the hard way, So many friends made...

I'm from my imagination, Where I fly between planets, stars, And, who knows what else? From blasting huge holes in the Earth with my awesome superpowers, But only in my Imagination...

I'm from Texas, California, Idaho, And many more states, countries like Slavokia, So many places, So many things, So many people, So many memories...

So many...

The Drive-in Movies By Gary Soto

Question #3.) What metaphor does the author use to describe his old fashioned push lawn mower? (Page 560) Have you ever seen a mower like this? Tell about it.

The author uses the metaphor, "Windmill of grassy blades" to describe the mower because the mower's blades probably looked like a windmill when they were spinning. I haven't ever seen a push mower before, but I've seen them in books and things like that.

Question #4.) On page 560, the sentence that begins with the word, "Hobbling," there is a deliberate run-on sentence.