Hello there!!! Having a good day? Well, let's me tell you something about today's world I learned about, "Music is life, without Music a day I wouldn't like to SURVIVE that moment." But anyway, now my life has change, capturing a moment of my life is now much more important. That is the answer to my "What Do I Want?". So ask your self.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

The Retrieved Reformation - Vocabulary - Blog Post #10

Use these words in sentences: (rehabilitate, anguish, elusive, clemency)

1.I hope that I can rehabilitate myself with all my anguish stomachache.

2.If you drop the jelly down, it will be elusive for you, because it is so sticky and smooth.

3.In 6th grade, Mr. Brad said, 'Never show your clemency to the words you just read! Remember it!'

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Focus Writing p.189 - Blog Post #9

Let's imagine about geniuses, I had sure that they will be easy recognize it! Alex is one of the boy who was named to 4-point-o. His hair is messy like he just explode a lab and walk out, with a thick glasses for safety goggles. How he walk and dress is not that easy to be dirty or clean someday. And have you ever notice his school container, which we usually called the bag. When ever you walk over it, you would feel like you had kicked a gigantic bag of gold. You would also find they are thin like mobility stick reading thick books. His face is serious in works, but ridiculous in playing things.

Create A Character





Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Hamadi - Vocabulary - Blog Post # 5

Use the words in sentences

1. Yesterday, in math class, it was tedious of hearing the teacher talking through the whole lesson without stopping.
2. Mr. Patrick, I want to learn about the archair accent of briths.
3. The widowed woman was probably vaguely remembering her birthday because of the misery.
4. Alex's brain is the most inquiring mind I have ever met.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

The Monkey's Paw and Auntie Misery - Vocabulary - Blog Post #4

Use these words in the sentences

Amiably - good naturedly - friendly
Another way of saying lovely - which is a dead word, might be amiably

Presumptous - overly bold or confidence
I was being presumptous because I said:   "I can ride the wave in a minute.", but I actually I can't.

Credulity - quality of believing too reality
World Disney's Land was said that is the happiness place in the whole world, and her credulity was high.

Hospitality - friendly of generous treatment of guess
A guess was hospitality suit by my uncle who owned a hotel

Gnarled - covered with knots
Most of the trees are gnarled in mid attitude climate, just to survive

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

VOCABULARY SENTENCE #1 - TTOLB - Blog Entry #3

1. Impromptu - The trip was impromptu,so it was horrible.
2. Tentatively - When the loud parade noise rose, Tommy tentatively look out the window.
3. Intently - Students were listening so intently that the teacher couldn't stop teaching.
4. Probing - He was probing everywhere just to find his little baby charm.
5. Ominous - When I went down stair, I heard nothing but ominous silence.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Blog Entry #2 - Personal Narrative Writing


Write a short story. [This has been revise and posted again.]    
           “There are butterflies in the vegetables garden.” Kelvin said.
                I took my head out of the fried where I had been looking around for an after/running/accident snack. “What?”
                “There are butterflies in the vegetables garden.”
I didn’t reply. I walked awkwardly and painful, I did not response to Kevin Hooked, my strange cousin, and returned to the fridge. “I suppose I’ll have cheese and ham as usual. I was looking for something thrilling and unique, but,”
Kelvin interrupted me, “Emily, do you hear me?” I was summer-holidaying with my family and stayed at Kelvin’s parents’ apartment. The apartment was big. There are 5 enormous rooms, and a vegetables garden next to the parking lot behind the apartment. It was almost dark, but the sky is still light blue in the south of New York City.
“Yes, I heard you,” I monologue to myself. “I was just thinking about what I will eat. Now I’ve changed my mind. I will eat butter and jam. It’s much easier.” I took out my sandwiches’ tools, and Kelvin waited patiently.
“You aren’t listening to me, Emily” He scowled at me.
“Let’s have a walk to the vegetables garden, and we will talk about it. Is that alright to you?”
As we marched awkwardly to the garden, I turned out simply fine, like every ordinary person strolling, but Kelvin was acting like he could read my mind. His gesture and expression on his childish face has sold him out to me. His hands was moving left and right, touching his cheek, like a police investigating a crime. Then he turned to me and queried me: “It’s really hurt, doesn’t it?”
“Well, It doesn’t hurt that much.” As you imagine, you can really see me lying.
***
                This morning, after Kelvin went to school, my older cousin, Wilson, who always sneered at me when I got stuck on a word, or who always acted envious when I held his mom’s hand, and I, tried to have a peaceful walk to the park near our house. We split up right after 2nd street, downtown, and meet at the park again. Right before we split up, he said as a old swain, “Hey, meet you at the park.”
                At the park, there were all types of different playground with a famous sponsor tag. The slides were all various colors: red, yellow, blue, orange, violet, and green. I was just like we were in the paradise, but much better. There were different people from every age to nationality. I heard: Bonjour, Te amo, Sup dude, and 你好. There were young and adult. This was just like a world that had been minimized. Suddenly, Wilson decided to play a game to decide who is better. We had chosen hide-and-seek.
                First, he was it. I needed to hide, and we played again and again for the whole afternoon. He caught me, and then I caught him. Mercy was forbidden. Luckily, we were in the park, if not, we could have never decided. On the last round, I wanted the victory, so tried my best running. That’s when I was running so fast, and tripped over a wooden bench, broken from the rain, and the broken piece scratched my legs about six inches. It was terrifying, my tears started to flow like a river. Blood started to fly out like the heavy rain had broke the bench.
                I may have fainted, when Wilson ran, faster than a cheetah. Three second later, I heard he shouted, “Sis, are you okay? Don’t make me say those horrible ‘sweeten words.’” I have seeing my blood heavy rain had broken his heart.
***
                We arrived at the vegetables garden. Wilson was there at the garden, I said, “Thank you, bro.”
                I blushed.
He gently continued, “You won, and will you forgive me since the first phase I gave you?”
                From my mom’s perspective, Wilson had put me on his back, and carried me home the whole way. He was a brave gentleman, because he never liked girls before, and had never had spoken the word forgiveness to any lady, even his mom. He had changed his attitude toward me, not just me, but everyone. He had also changed my perspective about family. How I should have treated my family much better? We would make a whole new world just to learn how to forgiving people. I had learned so much more from this summer-holidaying, friends are important, but family is more important to anyway. I would like to stop there and let you think about this situation, a homeless child and you. Think about what would happen if one of your parents has pass over.
                I would not forget this little moment, I was hoping it will carry on, but this is life. It’s stop.
From this revising, I had changed all the grammar and the punctuation I had mistaken. I had also added line break for flash back sections. This time, I had written a little more detail after the short story. This was the first writing, so I was a little off. Hope you get this. I had added some descriptive words in the conflicts for the readers to understand better.
My conclusion was also edited, I added how I learnt my experience, and started of from ‘How I should have…’

Monday, August 23, 2010

Literary Focus_Evaluate - Blog Entry #1

7. Evaluate Early in the story, Dr. Strauss tells Dr. Nemur that Charlie's learning to read and write is as impressive as their learning a difficult scientific theory without help (page 58). What does Dr. Strauss mean? Challenge or defend his statement.

Early of the story, Dr. Strauss had gave a statement to Dr. Nemur, I think what Dr. Strauss means is that they should used Charlie in the operation instead of debating each other, and I think Dr. Strauss was just being nice. What that really means is he wanted Dr. Nemur to know that Charlie is like five years old, but he improve with an impressive time. On the other hand, he also wanted to tell that Charlie have a great positive attitude, he is smart and he is going to be smart. By saying that, there would be prove. The proves are that when he took the Rorschach or "inkplot" test, he never wanted to make up lies even though he know what is the reason for.
From all my small statements, I hope that you and others people would understand what Dr. Strauss's statement is really mean.