Comments-Week 5

Harrison Bergeron - Alex Wilson

Flash Story - John Honeycutt

Flash Story

One day, a man named Paul realized his fate. He walked to the academy and enrolled.

He wanted to start anew. But he did not know what to do. He met new people and learned new things. But there was one thing he did not have that he wanted so dearly, a best friend. He found that as he went through life that he was not good at finding friends. He did not get along with anyone. He drove to the bridge near his school and thought of his life. He pondered the question of whether he should be living.

Reading Response - Week 5

The book that I am reading is called Michael Vey Storm of Lightning by Richard Paul Evans. In the story Michael, Taylor, Ian, and Gervaso are trying to convince Taylor's dad that they are "electric." When they broke into the house they found that Taylor's dad was pulling up in the driveway.  When he turned the lock to door, he saw them standing in the doorway. He couldn't believe the sight that he saw, his daughter standing in the hallway. They embraced, but Mr. Ridley was skeptical about what was really going on.

When Mr. Ridley pulled a gun on them, Michael had to make the decision of whether to let him shoot Gervaso, or shock him. Of course he chose to shock him. That is where i stopped reading.

Dear 12 Year Old

Enjoy middle school while you can, because in a blink of an eye you'll be walking into high school wishing you could turn back time. Make friends now so your bond can only grow stronger. When you are learning new things pay attention because it will most likely pop up later in your school experience. Always study because you never know if there will be material that you haven't covered in class. 

When you're in the middle of a test don't stress. Just make sure that you study for a LONG time in order to ingrain the material into your brain. Never slack during tests or especially exams because they can surprise you with something different. 

Reading Response-Week 4

The literacy narrative that I wrote was about the Great Flood of 2016. I wrote of an experience I had with my mom and our neighbor. We rescued our neighbor's two dogs in her house across the street. The experience was unlike anything I had ever gone through. That experience made me realize how lucky I really am to have what I have. So many people out there are suffering and are without their homes. I am so lucky to be where I am and to have what I have.

Comments-Week 4

Alex-The Book I'm Reading

Bea-I'll Give You the Sun

Post 2-Week 2

Something story-worthy that has happened during the summer was camp. Every summer I go to a camp in Cleveland, Georgia called Camp Coleman. I've made friendships that I think will last a lifetime. The camp is like any other sleep-away camp. We sign up for activities and do them in a rotating schedule each day. There isn't one day where we sit around doing nothing. The "Units" are organized by grade. I've enjoyed going there each year, but sadly, next summer will be my last as a camper. After that I hope to become a CIT and then eventually a counselor.