Movement

One class I’m taking is Movement. It is really fun. In movement, we play games, stretch, and do dances. Right now in movement we are doing final projects, in our final projects we can use props or no props, in my group we are using props. My favorite game in movement is asparagoose. In asparagoose everyone has to move around and throw a ball but you can only throw the ball to someone if you make eye contact, also you can’t talk. I hope you enjoyed reading about movement and I hope you’re ready to hear about final projects soon.

 

My Ideal World

In the year 9,999,999.99999999 there was a world called Luteland. On Luteland there were many animals such as giraffes that produced wool, miniature walruses, tiny crocodiles that breathed in CO2 and breathed out oxygen and were oddly friendly, living sphinxes, and unusually tiny monkeys that needed neither food nor drink nor air and were used as currency.

The planet resembled Ancient Egypt very closely, other than the purple sky, green water, blue grass, and red sand. The people of this planet were twelve feet tall and had a third arm growing out of their backs who also happened to be born with instant knowledge. They also rode around on chariots pulled by unicorns.

For foliage, they had trees shaped like lamb chops that produce medium rare lamb chops they also had bushes that were shaped like rabbit chops that produced rabbit chops. They also had unlimited cell service and free unlimited data plans. They also had Great Danes as pets. When you looked at the planet from the outside, in space, you could see it was shaped like a lute and the strings were rivers and in between the rivers there were towns. In the sound hole thingy on the lute, that is where they throw criminals into. On the dark side of the planet no one lives there because the gravity is too strong. I hope you enjoyed reading about Luteland!

A Field Trip to My School Field Trip

On January 27th we had a field trip to the museum of natural sciences in Raleigh, North Carolina. The field trip was very fun except for the fact that I didn’t get to see the exhibition called, James Cameron Channeling the Deep. It’s about a man named James Cameron and it has props from some movies he made and has facts about how he made the movies. One really cool thing I saw was the skeleton of a giant slot. It was ten feet tall and had feet larger than my head, and claws the size of my arms. I will definitely go back at some point to see them.

Book Reflection

Image from Wikimedia

Recently I have read The Comedy of Errors  by William Shakespeare. It was about two exactly identical twin brothers and their identical servants who accidentally got their identities swapped. I chose the book because I absolutely adore Shakespeare and the book sounded interesting.

There are two types of books, windows and mirrors, windows are books that do not relate to you and mirror books relate to you. This book is more of a window to me because I don’t have a twin brother and I have never met someone who looked exactly like me. I tend to read books that are windows because I like new worlds, people, and places.

Choosing your D&D mini

If you want to choose the perfect D&D miniature for your friend or for yourself you need to know:

  1. The class the player plays
  2. The player’s personality
  3. The player’s idea of “cool”

Once you know the class the player plays you can begin by looking at the wide selection and use the players “cool” scale to narrow down the selection.

Finally, you use the player’s personality to find the very best miniature.

The picture above shows one of my miniatures.

 

King Tut Ankh Amon ( pronounced Amun)

As you know I love Egyptology so in this post I will share some facts about king Tut (Tut Ankh Amon). Now you may think Tut had no children, if so well than your wrong he had two stillborn daughters because of unstable genetics because of brother sister marriage.

Now you may know Tut as the “Boy King”,  well that’s also wrong most ancient Egyptians lived 16-20 years and Tut lived to 19 and ancient Egyptians reached maturity at 14 so therefor King Tut Ankh Amun was an adult.

Now finally about his last name Amun all Pharos would have had that last name because it referred to him being the son of the god Amun Re.

 

 

 

Camp Hanes

My experience at Camp Hanes was amazing. It started with getting on the buses. It was chaos. Once everyone got on the buses and we started moving I played D&D (Dungeons & Dragons) with my best friend Jon Evans. He battled a Mind Flayer. After that Mrs. Williams played the movie Madagascar for everybody. During the movie people were literally throwing each other Jolly Ranchers. After that, everyone sang some karaoke and then we finally arrived.

My favorite activity was canoeing. I was in a canoe with my friends Georgia and Chiara. In the beginning, Chiara was in the middle of the canoe then Georgia then me. Canoeing was hard because whenever you got too close to someone you would bump into them. My favorite spot in the canoe was the back because you could paddle much easier.

I’m proud that I went because I was very nervous about going. I have never been to a sleep away camp before which made me nervous. It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be other than the metal rim around my bed and I wish I could also have done archery.

 

Finding Someplace Backpack

 

This summer I read a book called Finding Someplace. Finding Someplace is about a girl named Reesie who lived in New Orleans which got flooded during Hurricane Katrina. She was all alone in the house and she had to get everything into her backpack. She waited out the storm with the old lady that baked cakes and lived down the street. After the hurricane, she moved to New Jersey because everything in New Orleans was destroyed.

If I had to pack my backpack for a hurricane, I would bring a flashlight so I could see at night, a box of batteries for the flashlight, a phone to contact literally anyone, my family’s passports because that’s the only way to travel around the world and they’re expensive. I would also pack my wallet so I have money, two water bottles and some food so I can survive, a tent for shelter, and a lighter and candles for warmth. These are the things I would have in my backpack if I was in Hurricane Katrina. 

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