Friday, January 24, 2014

Week 19: What I Would Be



It would be a very tough pick if I were to choose an animal for me to be. I would have to take many things into account before I decided for sure. For example, one thing that I know about this animal is that it would not be an animal that lives in a body of water. I think that if I were to be a land based animal I would probably be a mammal. In a warm climate I would want to be the king of the jungle or desert type of biome and be a lion, cheetah or jaguar. I would also want to be them because of the magnificent speeds they can reach while attacking prey.  If I were to be located in a cold climate I would want to be a polar bear, so that I would also rule that environment and blend into the beautifully colored snow.  No matter where I go I would like to be one of the top predators of the food chain, and make humans scared or frightened of me, so they would not try to harm me in any way. If I were to be one last animal, it would not be a mammal, and it would be very tiny. I would be an ant because of the incredible strength they have, like when carrying food back to their homes. There are many animals that I would want to be because of their unique qualities, but I am not sure if there is one perfect animal for me to be.

Friday, January 17, 2014

Week 18: What Makes Me Happy

There are many that put a smile on the face. Throughout the year one thing that makes me happy in nature and the environment. In the winter when there is snow that packs well it makes me happy because I can build so many things with it like snowmen. During the summer and fall I like the temperatures because it is not too hot and not too cold. During the summer I enjoy it because it is when most plants and trees change the most with many different fruits and vegetables ripening. Lastly, one thing that makes me very happy is blogs and everything about them. I was just kidding about that last statement.

Friday, January 10, 2014

Week 17: Reality TV

There are many things that I would teach people throughout the United States and the world about a high school in a rural area, like how you know almost every ones name in your entire class and possibly the entire high school. Also, I would teach them that people are a lot more caring in smaller rural high schools than in bigger more urban high schools because of how close some people are and because most people have been there their entire life. I believe that I would make a little bit more interesting, but still tell the story as I believe it to be.