2. At the beginning of the class I read a story from someone. I don't remember who wrote it or much about it but I do remember being thoroughly impressed. Other things I read were peoples I am From poems. I enjoyed reading these poems because I do not know many people in our class and this helped me get to know them a little better.
3. When we set up our blogs I had no idea as to what I wanted to do. I knew I wanted it to have a theme that I could continually write about and that was about it. Ben, Riley, and I seemed to be leaning towards having blog titles that were puns. I think Riley came up with Kermit the Blog and at first I didn't like it but it grew on me. I feel like most of the views on my blog come from the classroom and internet monitors. I hope Jason Seagull saw my blog. He would've loved it I just know. I don't know if I will continue to write in my blog after the class is over. Maybe someday. Maybe someday.
4. I am not a huge fan of my journal. It has been mostly destroyed in my backpack but new children fill the playgrounds and I am old. In my journal you may find me reminiscing memories or drawing doodles. I also have a lot of acrostics. I for sure will not continue to journal. I hate hand cramps too much.
5. It was the perfect lift off. Is what most people would say if the rocket house didn't blow up 10,000ft in the air. It was the classic up plot. Old man has a good life but when things stop going his way he decides to skip town. This guy tried to go all bill nye though He literalyy tried to drop a ton of baking soda in a bath of vinegar. THe technology just wasnt't there.
6.Pizza Pie. Oh my. Why oh why my pizza pie. Why do I cry, pizza pie. Oh my. These are the thoughts that rattle my mind. As I eat a pizza pie so good. I want to die. When I finish, a heavy sigh. The year was 1979. The place was Papa Jays. It wasn't the restaurant though. We were college roommates, and he was experimenting with different pizza recipes to find the perfect one. He was determined to find better ingredients, and therefore better pizza. That was papa's philosophy. Eventually he did find the perfect recipe with my help, and he became one of the most popular chefs of all time. The secret ingredient was a little more salt. THis recipe took papa to new heights he never imagined himself at. He soared abouve all pizza both past present and future. Your good old pal Kermit tried to sue him. It went all the way to the supreme court. Its the famous Kermit Papa case. From this case came the 78th amendment. This ammendment illigalized any use of LSD, cocain, and or, tobacci in pizza product. Papa had hooked the country on drugs. He was put to death immediatly. And the prezeydent awarded me Kermit. With Free pizza for life. Your welcome world. Your Welcome all. Your friend Kermit saved the pizza pie. After this day Kermit was recognized nationally as the King of Pizza. At first this was a gleeful time for the world. Pizza peace was established across the world and foreign pizza relations with the Italians were top notch. Oh how I miss those times. Fore they did not last long. Soon the pizza power was too much for Kermit. Like Lucifer after the fall. A once magnificent beast plagued to haunt the world of its folly.
7. In the future I plan to write creatively for entertainment. Writing creatively is a fun way to relax and have fun. In school writing you are more bound down to a structure and can't be as creative.
8. Ive enjoyed reading everyones papers and there is a lot of talent in this classroom. I hope you all continue to write and change the world with your writine.
This semester has been a pleasure, I've loved getting to know some of you, others I wish I could have gotten to know better. You're a good group. It's sad we won't be all together again in the same class. I hope our paths will cross again one day. Bless you all and have a Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteEveryone from this class comes from different walks of life, different grades, different hobbies. I think that one of my favorite parts of this class has been to see some new perspectives. Some of you guys are not people that I would instantly have in my friend groups, but reading your writing has given me a glimpse into your awesome thoughts and minds. I'm so lucky to have gotten to know you in the way that I have because not many people will. I encourage you to keep using your talents in your own ways, because every individual can bring something new to the table.
ReplyDeleteTo my fellow classmates; to the named and unnamed; to the jokes and jokers; to the writers and readers; to the friends and strangers... Continue on. Change nothing, no matter what anyone else says. Be what you should be, and write what you should write. You are talented, unique, creative, spectacular! You are named and unnamed; jokes and jokers; writers and readers; friends and strangers. You have a life to live and the tools necessary to record your life in any manner imaginable. You have the tools to live any life imaginable. So change nothing, regardless of what anyone else says. Ignore the fact that I, "someone else", have instructed you to not do anything anyone tells you to. You're the only one in control of your life. To my fellow classmates... Continue on.
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ReplyDeleteIf I could give you one piece of advice it would be to do whatever it take for you to be happy. If you can find a way to be happy and it doesn't hurt anyone, then let go of what other people think. It's a lesson it seems it takes a lifetime to learn. I hope it isn't that way for you. I hope you can be pleased with your world and yourselves. I hope you don't forget that life is both short and long, and the only life you have is the one you make for yourself. Good luck in the pursuit of happiness, I hope you find it.