The color that I feel represents me is Red. I believe this color represents me because when I think of red I think of something that stands out. I see leader qualities. I also see a very opinionated person. I see all these qualities in myself. Also red is just a sexy color in general and that is something I see in myself also. Purple would be my secondary color because its more relaxing. Red is the color that represents me best.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Improvement
Over the past two years I feel that I have significantly gotten better in every aspect of my education. My writing was very non detailed and it lacked a great deal of complexity. My reading has always been proficient. Since the 4th grade I have read at a 12th grade reading level. My use of English has always been at the top of its game. I have never had a problem with my vocabulary or slurring. My group-work skills were not very good coming into high school but I must say that I have gotten much better in participating and choosing hard working partners that are on the same level pace that I am. I never used technology before entering high school but now I am extremely experienced with it. For my last two years of high school I plan to work hard, learn the material being taught to me, and never fail a class again.
Monday, June 6, 2011
My Future
Honestly, I feel like my future has major upside. Not to be cocky or anything but I feel like I am very bright and have a lot of potential. Not only is that my opinion but many others have expressed the same feeling as well. I think that in the next two years I will earn University bound grades, maintain a stable job throughout the week and save some money, and also have a social life on top of that. My goals are to go to a two year rather than straight to a university and then work my way up to a university. I also see myself learning to be a sports analyst which would be my dream job if not actually being involved in sports. This is my views on my future.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Playwrights Project Play Performance Paragraph
One word that describes how I felt through the plays was inspired. Most plays were on very touchy subjects and mainly deal with life of what foster kids had to go through before entering the system. Some stories are extremely crazy. I am inspired by how far these kids have come to overcome their harsh pasts. It's a bit overwhelming to see. But nonetheless these kids are by far the strongest in America emotionally. The strongest are the ones that are able to graduate high school, go to college, and become successful. That in my mind would be my ideal role model.
Greatest High School Achievement
My greatest high school achievement was achieved at the end of the fourth quarter of my Freshman year. I knew I was ahead of all my work for the first half of the quarter and I was pretty consistent all the way throughout the end. I wasn't quite sure if I did as good as I thought. It was Friday, which meant that we would be getting grades and I was super anxious to find out what my overall GPA was for the quarter. So I went straight home after school, ripped open my report card, and found a 3.56 GPA waiting for me inside! I never felt more proud of myself than that moment! It made me realize that if I'm not lazy I can earn high GPA's every time I tried. A 3.5 GPA by far has been my greatest high school achievement. So far!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
My Educational Experiences
Thinking about all my past experiences in school I have been very inconsistent after the fifth grade. When I was in a steady home I was a consistent honor roll student, mainly because I was beaten if I did not get good grades so I earned them out of fear. When I started to feel more comfortable when I lived with my grandma I was more into friends at that age and starting socializing a lot more than doing work. But through everything I realized school is very important in life and I'm trying to get my act together now so I can live a happy life after this. My school experiences have helped me realize a lot of things in life, even things that aren't related to school. Hopefully I can leave here and be happy after this. It's up to me. I can't blame anyone but myself if it doesn't go as I dream. I guess I will find out in the near future. This is what school has done for me.
Greatest High School Obstacle
This year I decided early on that I did not want to take summer school so in order for me to do that I would need to pass all my classes with a C or higher. I got a D in biology first quarter but I found out Ms. Davis is not teaching biology in the summer. So from that point on I knew I couldn't get a D at all for the rest of the year. So I got my act together and always made sure that I didn't fall behind so I wouldn't have to stress to much near the grading period. But now I get to go to Idaho for a month and a half so I am super excited. This has been my biggest obstacle, so far.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Trip to the ER
Yesterday during football practice, I found myself in the waiting room of the Emergency room. You might ask yourself how does that make sense? But the way it was possible is because I left early because I had an accident with Labari during the first hour of practice. His elbow smashed into my chin and then my top two teeth punctured my lip and went straight through it. It was bleeding so bad that I had to go to the office. When I got to the office they told me I needed to go to the Emergency room, I went and waited their for 4 hours just so they can put glue in the cut and prescribe me antibiotics. It was a complete waste of time. Thhis is my trip to the ER.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Prom Night
Friday night was prom night and I have to say it was a lot better than last years. Everybody was dancing, the food was pretty good even though I don't like Roast Beef. Even the vegetables were good. They even had ice cream towards the end which was the perfect desert at the time. I went dressed in Green and White. Thankfully I was the only person who wore green and it looked good so I was happy with how everything played out. We got home from prom at about 11 o'clock. As soon as I got home I took everything off and went straight to bed. Thats how my prom night went.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Field Trips
This week has been a field trip filled week. Tuesday I went to the dairy farm with peers of mine from our biology classes, then on Thursday Mr. Beedle took all of his Spanish and Art classes on a field trip to La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art and to the San Diego County Office of Education to view art that was made by both great artist's and very artistic students. The trip to the Dairy Farm was very weird to me. The main farmer their stuck his whole arm up a cows anus. It was super disgusting! It just wasn't my type of job that would attract my interest. Pretty disgusting if you ask me. Then the field trip with Mr. Beedle was more relaxed and just view art at your own pace. I really enjoyed it. Especially eating near the beach. That was a fun experience to enjoy with my peers. Overall the field trips were very fun and interesting. Plus its always good to be able to have fun during school hours.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Kids in the Mud Scene
Characters: Sally, 6 years old and very outgoing. & Carl, 7 years old and very goofy.
Setting: On the driveway of a house covered in sand.
At Rise: Sally & Carl are playing in the sand talking about the fun they are having.
Sally:
(Rotating her arms and hands through the sand)
I love the sand Carl, don't you?
Carl:
(Playing in the sand)
Yes I love the sand and the beach, but we live far away from the water.
Sally:
I'm glad your mommy bought this sand.
Carl:
Yeah, momma says this is as close to the beach I'll get in a while.
Sally:
Your mommy is awesome.
Carl:
Yeah, she bought me a new shovel and bucket too.
Sally:
(Grabbing the shovel and bucket)
Yey! Lets make some sand castles!
Carl:
(Replying in excitement)
Lets do it! But I don't know how?
Sally:
I do! I'll teach you, my mommy taught me.
Carl:
Really? Your mommy is awesome too!
Setting: On the driveway of a house covered in sand.
At Rise: Sally & Carl are playing in the sand talking about the fun they are having.
Sally:
(Rotating her arms and hands through the sand)
I love the sand Carl, don't you?
Carl:
(Playing in the sand)
Yes I love the sand and the beach, but we live far away from the water.
Sally:
I'm glad your mommy bought this sand.
Carl:
Yeah, momma says this is as close to the beach I'll get in a while.
Sally:
Your mommy is awesome.
Carl:
Yeah, she bought me a new shovel and bucket too.
Sally:
(Grabbing the shovel and bucket)
Yey! Lets make some sand castles!
Carl:
(Replying in excitement)
Lets do it! But I don't know how?
Sally:
I do! I'll teach you, my mommy taught me.
Carl:
Really? Your mommy is awesome too!
Friday, May 6, 2011
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Quote, Summary, or Paraphrase Paragraph
As we all may not know, it is extremely important to know how to quote people of saying's you have used, to be able to summarize a book, or even paraphrase it. A quote would be needed to give a writer and communicator his or her credit for what they have said. Otherwise it would be considered plagiarism if you didn't. A summary comes important when a friend ask's you about a movie you just saw and what it was about. Some may not have time for a full summary so they can just give you the main ideas of the movie with a paraphrase. This may sound the introduction to my lesson but this is it! It is this simple! To summarize is to restate the story, a paraphrase is the restating of main ideas, and a quote is something said by someone else. Just go over this a couple times and I'm sure you will get the hang of this!
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Posters in the Hall
I do believe that it is somewhat wrong because like it was stated in the directions, it needs a lot more diversity. Its not too big of a deal but I do agree that their should be quotes from people of every descent and not just one. It wont hurt nobody to hear the opinions of people other than just one race or ethnicity. Their are millions and millions of people on Earth and I'm sure it's not that hard to find a couple quotes from people who are not caucasian. Diversity is a good thing. It might even give you insight on a few ways people of a different ethnicity or race do thinks differently from you. This is how I feel about the hallway posters.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Playwrights Project Scene 1 for Feedback
Scene One
Characters: Maurice Colston - Tall for his age, very skinny, light skin complexion, buzz cut haircut.
Jacoby Colston - Short and chunky, light skin complexion, short hair.
Michele Colston- Tall for a woman, long black hair with blonde highlights, and wears a lot of make up.
Setting: In a medium sized 3 bedroom condo, in the dining room at the table.
At Rise: It is lunch time and the mother Michele is drinking a Corona near the counter. Maurice and Jacoby are eating sandwiches on the table that their mom made.
Michele
(Sets the plates with the sandwiches on the table, very disturbed from an argument earlier. Very grumpy.)
Here’s your lunch, and don’t leave the table until you have finished it all.
Jacoby
[Very hungry, in good mood to begin with. ]
Thanks mom.
Maurice
[Not hungry, anxious to play on trampoline, in a good mood.]
Thanks mom, but I’m not really hungry, I am still full from the cereal I had earlier. Jacoby
Yeah and he didn’t even save me any mom!
Maurice
Now you know how I felt when you ate all of the last three boxes we’ve had fat boy.
Michele
[Talking very angry]
Stop arguing! Maurice you aren’t going anywhere until you finish that sandwich whether you’r hungry or not!
Maurice
But I told you I’m not hungry mom, I’ve already eaten. Can I just go play on the trampoline?Michele
No! You’r going to eat and if you don’t then you can go to your room.
Jacoby
[Takes his last bite of his sandwich.]
I’m done mom. I’m going to play video games.
Maurice
[Finishing his sandwich in anger]
I’m done. Now may I go play on the trampoline?
Michele
[Very rude]
No Jacoby you’r not going anywhere. I’m the boss here you don’t tell me what you’r going to do, I do, so go clean your room. Maurice, since you asked you can go outside on your little trampoline.
Jacoby
[Whining]
Awww mom! Fine
What do you want to read about in the next scene of my play?
What is the best part of my scene?
What could I add to this scene to make it better?
Characters: Maurice Colston - Tall for his age, very skinny, light skin complexion, buzz cut haircut.
Jacoby Colston - Short and chunky, light skin complexion, short hair.
Michele Colston- Tall for a woman, long black hair with blonde highlights, and wears a lot of make up.
Setting: In a medium sized 3 bedroom condo, in the dining room at the table.
At Rise: It is lunch time and the mother Michele is drinking a Corona near the counter. Maurice and Jacoby are eating sandwiches on the table that their mom made.
Michele
(Sets the plates with the sandwiches on the table, very disturbed from an argument earlier. Very grumpy.)
Here’s your lunch, and don’t leave the table until you have finished it all.
Jacoby
[Very hungry, in good mood to begin with. ]
Thanks mom.
Maurice
[Not hungry, anxious to play on trampoline, in a good mood.]
Thanks mom, but I’m not really hungry, I am still full from the cereal I had earlier. Jacoby
Yeah and he didn’t even save me any mom!
Maurice
Now you know how I felt when you ate all of the last three boxes we’ve had fat boy.
Michele
[Talking very angry]
Stop arguing! Maurice you aren’t going anywhere until you finish that sandwich whether you’r hungry or not!
Maurice
But I told you I’m not hungry mom, I’ve already eaten. Can I just go play on the trampoline?Michele
No! You’r going to eat and if you don’t then you can go to your room.
Jacoby
[Takes his last bite of his sandwich.]
I’m done mom. I’m going to play video games.
Maurice
[Finishing his sandwich in anger]
I’m done. Now may I go play on the trampoline?
Michele
[Very rude]
No Jacoby you’r not going anywhere. I’m the boss here you don’t tell me what you’r going to do, I do, so go clean your room. Maurice, since you asked you can go outside on your little trampoline.
Jacoby
[Whining]
Awww mom! Fine
What do you want to read about in the next scene of my play?
What is the best part of my scene?
What could I add to this scene to make it better?
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