Graduation Speech

Hard to believe that in just 4 years, we're already in 8th grade. Top of the school, now we're just going to be freshman. There are many people I can thank for helping me get here, one being my teachers, two being most of my friends. But one ironic thing about all of this is the fact that every year we think, "Man, this year was near impossible!", but then we go onto next year and we think, "Wow, last year was so easy compared to this year." Trust me, we're all going to get that once in our lives. But we have our teachers to help guide us throughout the year, and they do a good job at it. There will be stressful times, like a big project or tests, exams, and finals, but as long as you truly try, it's not as bad as it seems. This advancement we're about to make onto high school, isn't an easy one. More homework, saying goodbye to rushing in all your homework in RTI, and saying goodbye to some friends. But it's not a transition of sadness. It's a transition of joy. We get to become adults, to live life to its fullest. But most importantly, it's like a second chance at life. We get to start off a new era of our life, make new friends, meet new people, learn with new teachers. It's like another world of new experiences. We might be sad or scared of all these new changes, but part of being in high school is overcoming. You must learn to accept these new changes, and that is when your life will truly begin. All it takes is a little bit of courage, a little more effort, and much more studying, but the end result is a happy future. One where you can relax, and enjoy life. If you enjoy the time you have as a kid and never study, adulthood will be stressful. Not saying you shouldn't enjoy your childhood, but if you spent even just a little bit each day to study and do homework, it's all you need to a brighter future. We still get our memories here, however, like Camp Maclean, or any field trip or event we have had. The best part of all of this is that even after all this, we will forever stay together in our memories, the graduates of 2018!

How to kinda-ish prepare for a test

Need help studying for a test? Take it from me, and I'll teach you 5 maybe study tips to actually get smart!
1: Study when the teacher announces the test, because you have to prepare ahead of time. The longer time you have to study, the better
2: Study a day before, this is for if you had no time to study, and need to make sure that you understand.
3: Study 5 minutes before the test, just so you know some things about it and not fail miserably
4: Study during the test, because it guarantees you an A
5: Study after the test, gotta make sure you know what you got wrong and cry about it later.
Follow these tips for an almost guaranteed-ish A. Always works and now I'm a genius

TRUTH: I'm not a genius. Only one of these tips you should do. Study for all tests, even if they're easy.

Food :)

One thing I love a lot is food. I mean, we need it to live, so technically everyone likes it. A lot of meals have a story of how they came to be, like the chocolate chip cookie or potato chips. But some foods have stories for individual people. Like my possibly favorite, the doughnut. But how did it become my favorite? It was many years back in kindergarten. We were having a typical birthday celebration, back when they were allowed. I usually was used to cupcakes, but instead they brought donuts. I was okay with it at first, but when I tried it, I loved it. Possibly the best thing I ever had. More students brought them, which made me happy. Then the rule came along, and I got disappointed. Now I rarely am able to have a doughnut, but when I get it I enjoy it.

I'm Still Here!

3/5/15

Dear Diary,

                   I watched the documentary "I'm still here!" A documentary about some stories of holocaust survivors. Keep in mind I watched it a while ago since I'm bad and forgot most of it. But some of the diaries were from people I never even heard about. It actually got me interested in what OTHER people, beside Anne Frank, went through. Turns out, there was an event where the Nazis had to treat the Jews with care for a day because a health agency was coming to check the conditions of the camps. After that it was back to work. 

                   I saw how someone lost there diary in a ditch because they tried to bring it with them. There was even a girl without any name, so she still isn't known, nor who wrote the diary. These entries actually were kind of interesting, and I advise you watch them, too! The video is "I'm Still Here!"

FR33 B10G

Hey guys! This is my one free blog, so I've got some big new for ya! I can finally talk about the beloved me. Ya, so exciting. Anyway, I actually want to take this time to tell you all something, as I said earlier, big news! You can tell it's big news from the exclamation point. Anyway, I finally decided to post the blogs I've missed!
(Clapping Noises)
Ya, I've missed a lot of blogs, and I'm sorry, but I've been so busy with school and homework. (None of that us true) But I'm going to try to post more, and keep you guys bored more. Cya!

2 Pictures That Represent Me

I chose this picture to represent me because it represents how even when everyone else is sad, I find a way to remain happy even when something bad is happening, and I try to cheer people up. I think I'm a really nice guy, and I can help out others when they are sad.


I chose this picture because I often like to brag about myself. The last picture was a perfect example. I also like to "draw attention to myself," according to my brother. I don't think it's true, but you can think what you want.

Daniel's Story

“We must live, and when this is all over, we must work to make the world a better place. And if we die, we will die knowing that it was not our fault, that we did our best, and we can go to our deaths in dignity… I want you both to live…And to remember...You must choose love. Always choose love.” 

This was a quote from Daniel's Story. It was quoted by Daniel's sister, Erika. She believed that they shouldn't try to fight back. She believed that you should remain strong, and if they live, try to make the world a better place. She wanted people to not fight, but she wanted people to be peaceful. This is an inspiring quote from the story, and it helps people to understand how hard it was, but how they remained calm and tried to live. It was a fight for survival for them. This reminds me of my mom, who always tells me to stay out of trouble, and to love everyone, even if they hate you. She's one of the best people to me, and that's why I think she's my inspiration from this quote.