Pandemic Pandemonium!

 

Hello bloggers! I've been working on a comic style book depicting what has happened in 2020, in our school. we've done tons of things, like camp, surfing, and a big day out that was super fun. It's all on the comic, so take a look! I hope you enjoy it!

Wurstman, my superhero!

 

Hello bloggers! today I've made a superhero of my own kind. he's unique and has an addiction to sausages. his name is Wurstman, and his power is anything to do with sausages. he has super strength due to his sausage hands and has a mustard high projectile dispenser. he does not yet have any enemies, but he will soon. his backstory is explained on the slide.

his high projectile mustard dispenser (also known as hpm) is a very powerful, and useful weapon. and his sasuage hands are bound to destroy anything he punches.

i hope you like wurstman, see you another time!

Terrific Term 4 Inquiry!

 Hello bloggers! for our term 4 inquiry, we are doing New Zealand culture. we were asked to describe some cultural Maori things, and what they were used for in the past, and what they are used for in the present. I wrote some things about the Haka, Kakahu, and ta moko. all are very traditional and good to describe and research. here's my slide on these things, with their past and present uses, designs, and materials, why it's done, or the presentation. 

I hope you like my descriptions! and see you next time!

Killer Ki o Rahi!

Hello bloggers! On Tuesday we started a description of a game called Ki o Rahi. it's really fun, and the description tells you how to play. Ki o Rahi is fun to play for everyone.

Ki o Rahi can be friendly or competitive, and Ki o Rahi can be composed with not many materials and is still fun to play. I hope you like it and decide to play sometime! until then, see you next time!

Horrifyingly Heedful Holidays!

Hello Bloggers! you may be thinking about what I've been doing for the past two weeks I haven't posted. I was on holiday in various places for two weeks! I spent two days in Akaroa, doing tons of things. I also went to Hanmer Springs hot pools!

Akaroa 

After driving to Akaroa we went to the giant's house. it's an old house on a hill, but the twist is that there is a garden full of mosaics! it's super big, and the owner of the house spent 24 years working on it. We also went to barry's bay cheese. it's a cheese factory, and you can see the process!

Sign Ninja!

 Hello bloggers! today after tech, we played a game about New Zealand Sign Language called 'Sign Ninja.' the aim is to get as many points as possible, and then get a belt on your amount of points. you get points by completing sign language. I learned colors, food, and letters! I know how to say my name in sign language! i'd like to show you!

Video!

What i said in the video was, My Name Is, H, A, M, I, S, H. 

i hope you enjoyed!

The International Space Station's new Module...

 Hello bloggers! last week for literacy, we were looking at the ISS. we were asked to make a timeline of the ISS and the introduction of modules and to create a module ourselves to add to the ISS. here's mine!

My Module is a telescope, to observe galaxies light-years away. it can also zoom in to earth!

My Science Experiment!

 Hello bloggers! Over the last few weeks, I have been reporting and documenting my science experiment I have done. my experiment is on capillary action, and the possibilities and boundaries of it. I'm experimenting with flowers and the things they can live on, in my case, fizzy drink. I had 3 bunches. one in blue food coloured water, one in the sprite,  and one in coca-cola. they would be in there in the same conditions for 4 days. would the plants survive? or would they die? would they even drink the fizzy drinks? 

I documented my experiment on Minecraft education edition. here are some pictures or the IRL experiment, and some observation by me. (In no order)

On Day 1 we put the three daffodil bunches in the liquids, Coke, Sprite, and food coloured water. We took a picture of the measurements and the flowers before anything had happened. After this, the flowers barely changed after a few hours of being put in the glasses. Overnight the change started. The main change was that the flowers in the blue food coloured water had changed to hints of blue on the rims of the white flowers. Apart from that, not much else happened.

Day 2 

On day 2 some changes on all started to happen. The coca-cola flower was slowly starting to get smaller, though no apparent colour change had happened. The water flower was getting bluer and when touched, it felt sandpapery and rough.     

Day 3

On day 3 the first apparent changes had happened on coca-cola. The flower was smaller and withered, and the coca-cola had barely been consumed although it had changed. The sprite looked alright actually, and it felt as it was at the start. The blue flower continued to get very blue and sandpapery and had drunk a lot of the water. 

On day 4 the final results were recorded. The blue food coloured water flower is extremely blue, and nearly an inch of water down the side has been drunk. The sprite flower is best off, being able to live off the sugar and other ingredients. At the start of the experiment, I was curious to see the sprite flower at the end since I knew that a little bit of lemonade would lengthen the life, but the sheer amount of sprite would overload it and kill it I did not know.

In the end, it was a very fun and interesting experiment.

Our Amazing maps!

Hello bloggers!  Over the past few Fridays, Mr. G's  Friday maths group have been making maps! The maps Are our own made-up countries and cities, and it has been really fun and interesting to make! I made a country called Obeliskos, and it has lots of different cities and things! Obeliskos has four landmarks: Basalt valleys, which is a deep canyon entirely made of basalt, but shrubs still manage to live there. Industrialis, which is a hulking city that smells of smoke and has millions of residents. Artemis Volcano, with a massive lava lake inside. And Crater City, with a small wild west town inside. with all these landmarks, we needed to make bearings for all of them, figuring how far away from each other they were, and the location on the grid map. I hope you like it (And can understand it!)

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Making a PSA in Python!

 Hello Bloogers! (intended) today we blogged our PSA's in python! yes, we coded our own PSAs. it was really fun! I focused mine on littering since it's a big problem everywhere. I see so much plastic and wrappers around Prestons. but I got some pictures of my work! 

This is the code I used for my animation. it's not much, but it creates a steady animation.

So what's happening here is the there's a clump of plastic on the floor, and then the bin twirls around in the air, then comes crashing down to collect the litter. it's quite simple, but effective

I hoped you liked my animation (Or flipbook) and see you next time!

Rocket flight results!

 Hello bloggers! on Monday we got to test our rockets out and send them on a test flight. we flew our rocket...  and it was a bit disappointing. one of the fins fell off, and the rocket itself tumbled to the floor. here are our results we gathered and overall score.

The fins were uneven and unstable. We used 3 fins, and we think 4 would be good next time.

The nose cone was surprisingly sturdy for not being glued or taped onto the rocket. 

The weight may have been too much. Next time we could add 2 hex nuts to go higher.

The water was fine. We used 260.  We might add more to get more thrust.

The psi was as much as we could go, 60. I think we should lower it but by a small amount

I would give it a 4/10. It went poorly and it definitely needs improvements.

But next time, me and my rocket team will make sure to make it excellent.

See you next time!

Samoan Classroom!

 Talofa bloggers,

Since the start of the year, we have been learning Samoan.  This is my virtual classroom where I have put all my learning for you to also learn from.  If you hover over items in my classroom, a hyperlink will pop up for you to click on.

In my classroom you will learn about:

• Samoa as a country

• Link to a traditional dance video

• Basic greetings

• The alphabet

• How to count 1-10 

• Information about Siapo - how it is created, some examples

• An animation showing a simple conversation in Samoan

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JoUDGaXJril3WccDOJIGACczEuung-obfflfzhy-RmM/edit#slide=id.p

I hope you enjoy my classroom and I would really like to know what you enjoyed the most.

Fa!

Samoan Conversation!

Hello bloggers! Today for Samoan language we did a slide or a scratch on a Samoan conversation. it's about two characters having a conversation in Samoan. I did Mario and toad on a beach, talking to each other. the grey text under the black text is what the Samoan means in English. I hope you enjoyed, and please give me feedback!

Space project!

Hello bloggers! on Tuesday we started a project with 4 other people. 3 scientists came to school and they told us about what they did. we got paired with someone who helped protect floods and put up flood banks.

but the project we were going to do was to construct a rocket and launch it. not a million-dollar rocket, but a  small rocket that would be powered by a chemical reaction of some sort. I and some friends got together and created a group. we all sorted out jobs for us. I got the job geographer. I'm not sure what a geographer at a rocket launch does since it's quite hard to find out on google and I don't know anyone who's a geographer, but I'm sure I'll find out soon.

apart from that, have a good week and I'll see you next time!

Numeracy + Literacy work on first week back!

Hello Bloggers! on the first week back, we did some interesting things. for maths, we focused on magic squares, and for literacy, we researched science and some scientists who changed science forever. 

let's get into it! 

For maths, we looked at magic squares, which are interesting 3 x 3 grids with numbers in them. the magic thing about the magic square is that the square has nine digits in the grids, sorted into 3 groups of 3 same numbers. for example, 333, 555, and 777. with all the numbers, we sort them out so that horizontally, diagonally, up or down, it always equals 15. 

I hope you enjoyed reading about the magic squares. now we can move onto literacy! 

literacy was fun this week, we got to research a scientist. I researched on Galileo Galilei with his fantastic discoveries and contributions he made to science. some people even call him the father of science.

I made a canvas poster that tells you all the things about Galileo and what he did.

I hope you enjoyed reading about my first week back at school. give me any feedback if you have any! apart from that, see you next time!

Learning about Polar Lights!

Hello bloggers! today we're learning about the Polar Lights. the polar lights are lights thousands of kilometers up from the sky and appear in the north pole, and the south pole. they are interesting belts of light, usually in green but sometimes flourishing in pink, red, or blue. let's see how they appear!

The polar lights are created in the sun. the sun emits so much energy that it superheats the gasses around it.

as the gas particles are superheated, they are blasted away at amazing speeds such as 500 kilometers per second. these particles, also known as the solar wind, are sent towards the earth. the earth is protected by the magnetic field, but some particles get though and excite the oxygen, making aurora borealis. 

I hope you enjoyed learning with me about polar light! see you next time!

Global Issues Art!

Hey bloggers! for inquiry, we have been doing global issues. I've been doing some art on pollution. 

My art is based on pollution. Pollution is a terrible thing caused by humans, and it’s a big problem in our society today. Pollution is caused by things like throwing trash away or using your car too much.

I’m focusing on air pollution, which is where the air is most damaged by fossil fuels, smoke, and greenhouse gases. This is a big problem in places like India - with big factories pumping out fossil fuels, destroying the air.

I hope my art helps you understand the effect that is happening to our earth. I hope you can be cleaner and kinder to the planet.

WHAT IS THAT BIRD DOING?

Hello Bloggers! a few days ago we were doing maths, and Mr gillstrom gave us an equation that baffled me. eventually, I figured it out, but it was still funny.

seabirds are magnificent creatures that are very fast and can go up to 30 - 40 kph to catch their fishy prey. they dive into the ocean to catch the fish in their mouth, and then kind of swim out and fly out. they can't stay too long underwater since they would drown. 

but what if there was a gravity force pulling the bird down, but no land or sea? how fast would the bird go? well, let's find out.

in the calculator you put in 19 - 16 ( how many seconds you want to pass) and an exponent of 2. then you calculate it. the bird is 19 feet in the air. in one second, he is 3 feet above where the water would be. in 5 seconds, the bird is -381 feet under where the water would be. it's absolutely phenomenal, try it out for yourself and you can see how far the tern can get. I hope you liked this post, and leave any feedback in the comments!

Awesome Binary Name!

Hello Bloggers! This Thursday we were given a task to make our names in binary. it might sound very hard, but if you're mildly experienced in code, you can do it simply. 

First, you need to get a sheet that starts from one, and then doubles until it gets to 64.

_  _   _   _ _ _ _

64 32 16 8 4 2 1

Then, you need to get all the letters in your first name. for me, it was h, a, m, i, s, and h. then you need to find all the alternative numbers for those letters. eg: a =1, b=2, c=3 and so on. then, with those numbers, you need to make them in the sheet. so the letter I was 9, so I had to add 8 and 1 together. on the 64, you need to add a 1 to top it off. so in the end, we have 1001001. there's a 1 for every number we used. then you just need to do that to all the letters of your alphabet, then you put them all together!

Awesome HHGTTG Pixel Art!

Hello Bloggers! For literacy, we're making pixel art of the characters we're reading about. I made pixel art of Arthur dent and Ford Prefect. check it out! I really enjoyed making him, it was fun experimenting with all the different brush types and things. he's holding a towel, with a scruff haircut, and he's got pajamas, a dressing gown and slippers on. I hope you like it and comment on what I could have done differently!

New Revised Comic!

Hey Bloggers! Today I and Blake remade our ironic comic. it's much better now, it has more slides, and it's properly ironic. Blake is throwing a water balloon at fletcher, while fletcher is running away, and fletcher thinks "I should jump in the pool so I don't get soaked by the water balloon!" The irony is that he's running away from something that will get him wet, but then he falls into a pool which soaks him. I hope you like it and comment down below on what I could improve on!

Ironic comic!!

Hello bloggers! yesterday we looked at irony. As you should know if you've seen my other blog post on irony that there are three types of irony. situational, dramatic, and verbal. I think this one was verbal irony. it's just ironic that blind people can't see, and yet the angry person on Facebook is writing a mean comment.

Poverty.

Poverty. it's a problem that is spreading over the world. Mostly in sub - Saharan Africa, poverty is a problem where people don't have enough money to be able to afford what they need to survive. shelter, food, water, and proper healthcare are just out of their reach. read this slide to learn a short amount about poverty.I hope you enjoy reading about poverty and learning about it a little bit. see you next time.

My Koru Art!

Hello bloggers! today we finished off our koru arts. first, we sketched out the design we'd like on a piece of paper. then, we went over that with a pencil. finally, we went over the pen with sharpies, and then we got to work on coloring it in with pastels. we were able to grade the pastels in to make a nice color. then, we dyed the rest of the white bits in with black.

I think my outcome was fantastic! I really enjoyed making it and I love the clash of red and blue. the picture was actually taken upside down, but it still looks fine. what do you think I could improve on? tell me in the comments. bu apart from that, see you again!

Wonderful week mashup!

Hello bloggers! Welcome back to another fantastic blog post. today I'll be showing you what I've been doing over our first week back at school!

on Monday for literacy, we researched some cool mystical cities, after reading about magrathea, a mysterious planet in the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy that was considered folklore. a bit like Atlantis. talking about cities in water, I wrote about the legendary city called Kitezh. here's my piece on it.

The legendary city of Kitezh, or Russian Atlantis, was founded in the time of the great Mongols.

When the Mongols got some Russian land, they planned to raid Kitezh. When they arrived, they were surprised since there were no fortifications. As they were about to attack the city, great geysers of water sprouted out of the ground and swallowed the city into the lake.

Legend says it’s been there since. It even made its way into tomb raider.

It's a very interesting story, and I loved researching it. do you think the mystical city exists?

for math, we were playing with python. we were also using it as a bit of a calculator and typing in maths equations in computer language. it was quite interesting!

thank you for watching some of my weekly mashups. have you ever believed in a mysterious city, or written in python before? see you again next week!

My little robot!

Hello bloggers! this it Y 27, my robot!

He's quite cool! he was a programming robot and got sent back in time to meet me. he has his own backstory as well.

Class Y 27 was created in 2077 and was programmed to type code into a monitor. What the creators did not realize was that the memory core of Class Y 27 acted negatively to typing code after a couple of years. Y 27 was strapped into that monitor, and he broke free and ran far away from that place. But he had trouble finding fuel to oil his calotanium gears with and to power him. So he ventured further into the sandy wasteland he lived in.

Fast forward a few years and Y 27 was having lots of trouble finding life. He was out in the desert, scavenging for near-empty canisters of fuel that were leftover from the great resistance war. As he was about to collapse to the ground, he saw something in the distance. A small fleet ship and people were piling out of it. He decided to go closer.

When he got closer, Y 27 couldn't believe what he was seeing. There were men with whips, and babies, women, and children being whipped and loaded out of a beat-up star cruiser.  They were slaves. Y 27 was sad about this, but he couldn't do anything about it. He was a frail, useless robot. After a few minutes of watching the slaves being walked across the desert, Y 27 knew what he had to do. 

He snuck into the ship and quietly turned a corner into the control room. There was no one there, the coast was clear. He opened the main drive under the control panel and started to fiddle around with it. Eventually, he closed the drive and put two hands on the ship’s steering wheel. He was ready to go. But he didn't feel like he was doing a good thing. In fact, he hated himself for it. But he had to do it.

Y 27 took off. The men with the whips turned around with anger, annoyance, and sheer despair in their faces. So did the slaves. Y 27 flew away into the sky. 

He didn’t know where he was going. He just wanted a place that he was safe in. so he traveled to the Scandinavian island, known for its peaceful community. Y 27 flew the star cruiser onto a landing pad and got out. He took a quick look around, then collapsed on the ground. He woke up in a small underground room with dim lights. He was on a comfy bed with one brown pillow, and a bookshelf was on the left wall. He thought, “this is a cozy place to settle down.” he had been on an adventure he would never forget, and he closed his eyes.

Y 27 never woke up again.

I think Y 27 has quite an interesting story, and how he wasn't really a good robot, but he was just trying to survive. I really hope you liked my story, and I'll see you again!

Connections between people!

Hello bloggers! today I made some connections between the characters that we are reading about In the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, and how they can relate.

Arthur

Ford is one of Arthur’s good friends on earth, but secretly Ford is from a small star in the vicinity of Betelgeuse.

Zaphod met Arthur at a fancy dress party, and took Tricia from Arthur and flew off into space.

Tricia met Arthur at the same fancy dress party and then got clutched away from Arthur by Zaphod.

Zaphod

Arthur does not have a great friendship with Zaphod since Zaphod stole Tricia off him.

Ford is Zaphod’s semi cousin.

Tricia was bribed by Zaphod to come and explore the universe with him.

Ford 

Arthur is a friend Ford met on earth. Arthur had no idea he was from another planet.

Zaphod is Ford’s semi - cousin.

Tricia does not have many connections with ford.

Tricia

Arthur met Tricia in a fancy dress party.

Zaphod arrived and intrigued her to come and see his spaceship.

Ford does not have many connections with Tricia.

It's quite interesting thinking about all the connections you have with other people. try to compare yourself to a random person - it's quite fun! anyways, I hope you enjoyed my work, and see you next time!

Fri - yay activities!

Hello bloggers! today is Friday, and that means that we have some fun things to do! in the morning we made a pizza at home. sadly, mine was a bit of a disaster, since the dough was too gooey.

they were a bit of a failure. but we'll try again. secondly, I did some art on the 90 seconds colour push website. it's really cool, check it out!

they are really fun to make and look at afterwards. well, that concludes what I've done today. I think I could have cooked the pizza longer and made more 90-second art pieces, but apart from that, see you next time!

Improbability!

Hello fellow bloggers! today we learned about the heart of gold, and it's improbability drive. the ship was stolen by Zaphod Beeblebrox and it picked up Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect after Arthur's planet was destroyed. we focused on probability and improbability though. here's my improbable story!

I've already told this story, but think one of the most improbable things that have ever happened to me has to be when I got my appendix removed on my birthday. It was a Saturday morning, and I got to open all my presents and things. It felt like it was going really well, and I was also going to have lunch with my mum. But before I could get ready for the day, I had this weird pain in my stomach. It was quite sore, and it only got worse. Eventually, I had to go to lunch with my mum and I was really sore at that point, I couldn't eat, I was just paralyzed in pain. 

then, we finished lunch and we were going back home, and I threw up out the car window. Everyone knew it was serious, so they drove my back to my dad’s house and dad took me to the 24-hour surgery. At this point, I just wanted to lie down and sleep. They said my appendix was inflamed, and that I should go to the hospital immediately.

it's quite an improbable story! I hope you enjoyed reading it.

In Other News Today...

Hello bloggers! today we researched a new scientific discovery, expedition, or technology in the news. I chose to do mine on the new iPhone SE. it's a really cool phone for a reasonable price (for apple.)

On the 15th of April, Cupertino, California, Apple released the new iPhone SE, a powerful new iPhone featuring a 4.7-inch Retina HD display, paired with Touch ID. it’s a very compact phone, being 4.7 inches tall and having an A13 - Bionic, the fastest chip in a smartphone yet. All this, for 800 NZ dollars.

The camera of the iPhone SE has a 12-megapixel front camera, the same as the iPhone 10. It’s phenomenal for the price of this phone since it’s about 200 dollars less than the iPhone 10. also being water and dust resistant. 

iPhone SE also features the familiar Home button designed with sapphire crystal to be durable and to protect the sensor, and a steel ring to detect a user’s fingerprint for Touch ID. Using Touch ID is an easy, private, and secure way to unlock your iPhone. 

iPhone SE comes in 3 colors: black, white, and red. The iPhone SE also has a cool portrait feature on the iPhone that enhances pictures and video taking. Phone SE features the best single-camera system in an iPhone capturing high-quality video up to 4K 60fps on the rear camera, cinematic video stabilization on the front, and rear camera.

 I hope you enjoyed reading this. I really think that the iPhone SE is a fantastic phone and has all the things you need on it (minus the headphone jack) and I'm thinking of buying one!

What i've been doing at school!

Hello bloggers! today I have a truckload of finished work from the past 2 days to show you. I really hope you enjoy this extravaganza of work display!

WEDNESDAY

On Wednesday, we were assigned to make an argument about the most important thing humanity has ever achieved or created. I thought that language was quite important, so I wrote an argument about that and I also drew a piece of art about it. enjoy!

I’d argue that the most important thing that humanity has created is language. Throughout history, language has been one of the main priorities of surviving. Imagine if you couldn’t speak or write to other people. Imagine how hard communicating between humans could be.

Communicating with language has driven the human race forwards greatly.

When two people can talk the same language, it opens a gate of possibilities, including sharing ideas like religion, disease cures, child-raising methods, other languages, important days, and many, many more. Altogether, we wouldn't have made it very far without language.

Here's the art piece!

I'm very happy about the art piece. I used a porcelain bowl to make the round shape, and I did some research on how to say hello in 12 languages. then I put all the hello's around the circle and drew Europe inside of it! it was lots of fun drawing it.

THURSDAY

Thursday was my favorite day out of the week. we did two things that day, researching bureaucracy and Irony. I really enjoyed irony, and I made 2 paragraphs of an ironic story. Just to notify you, there are three types of irony: verbal irony, situational irony, and dramatic irony. Verbal irony is where a speaker's intention is the opposite of what he or she is saying. imagine a character stepping out of his house into a thunderstorm. then he says "what lovely weather we're having!" situational irony is where the actual result of a situation is totally different from what you’d expect the result to be. Dramatic irony is where the audience knows a key part of the story that a character doesn't. anyways, here's my situationally ironic story!

My Example/Scene: 

Today was my nan’s 101st birthday. She doesn’t know how to facetime, so I was going over to her house to see her. It’s a milestone for her, and I bet she couldn’t wait to see me as well, to celebrate. I was at her door, and I rang it. A feeble old lady approached the door and opened it. She grinned at me. “Welcome, my dear!” she kindly said. “I was just doing some knitting. Come in.” she was surprisingly fit for a 101 - year old grandma, and she could open the door with some ease. She was in a great mood, and she loved seeing her grandkids, so that made her even happier. I followed her into the living room, and she told me to sit down and asked me if I’d like some tea. I said I’m ok, and she says: “Come with me, I have something to show you.”

I said, “don’t you want to open presents first? And she replied with, “no, this is much more important.” I wondered what it could be. She took me into the garage and what I saw made me question what was in my breakfast. She had 3 monitors set up with a tangle of wire, and also a large tv screen with hundreds of strings of numbers. “I’ve been trying to hack into the CIA for some time now, and I think I’m nearly there. I have large amounts of information about them stored at my fingertips. Don’t tell anyone else.” I couldn’t believe myself.

it's an elaborate story, isn't it? well, I have another thing for Thursday. it's what I think about bureaucracy. I made a small comic about it.

you might need to zoom in to see it.

FRIDAY

on Friday we have special activities, and we can make cool things. in the morning, we did tech from home, which was making one of eight activities from fabrics to wood. I chose to make some stained glass with paper and grapeseed oil. first, I got the paper and drew out a circle. then, I divided it into 8 pieces and colored all of them in. then, I got a paper towel and dabbed some grapeseed oil on it, the put it on the opposite side of the paper. it gives it a transparent look, and I think it was pretty cool.

And finally, I made some non - existent creatures. hope you like them!

Well, that concludes it. I really hope you like the work I have done over the past few days. it was really fun. see you another time!

Block Characters!

Hello bloggers! today I made some block characters. they're sometimes hard to see, but when you find out who they are, you can't unsee it! I have 8 in total, and they come from tv shows and movies. these ones are quite easy to see since they have lots of detail and are all popular.

Can you guess who they are? I'll give you a hint: the third one is Tom and Jerry. I hope you like them, they are quite fun to make and to decipher!

A Day I Didn't Get The Hang Of.

Hello bloggers! today we had to think of a day we couldn't get the hang of... I had to think about that. but finally, I got a story. hope you enjoy!

One day, a day I wIll not forget, I was goIng to have my bIrthday party, but Instead got a nasty surprIse.

I woke up, and I was super excIted! It was my bIrthday. I was goIng to have a blast today. I had chocolate spread on toast for breakfast and I got some cool gIfts, lIke some rIg 300 headphones, and some lego and clothes. 

The day was goIng great when I had a weird paIn In my stomach. It got so bad I couldn't get out of bed, and I was groanIng. We had to postpone my party, and I was crushed. My dad drove me to the 24 hour surgery, and the doctors told hIm I needed to go to the hospital, sInce my appendIx was Inflamed. There was a lot of throwIng up and feelIng sleepy, It’s If someone put a sleepIng pIll InsIde dog poo and forced me to eat It. 

There were plenty of days where I was just sleepIng. I was In a lot of plaIn and dIdn't want to do anythIng other than sleep. But fInally, after three days of waItIng, I got my appendIx removed In a surgery. Then I was allowed out, but It stIll hurt lIke hell, sInce the 3 holes they cut open my stomach were not fully healed. But I had my party agaIn when I recovered. More of a serIes of days I couldn't get the hang of, but It was maInly the fIrst day.

What i'd do if the world was going to end!

Hello bloggers! today we read the first parts of the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. I really love the book! we have to decide what we would do if the world was going to end. so here's mine! The scenario is that nobody except my family and friends knows that the world is going to end. I would start the day by eating the most mammoth pile of ice cream with chocolate pancakes and chocolate sauce, and then go to the supermarket, buying a bunch of pizza and fizzy drink, (don’t forget McDonald's) and all the chocolate I could get my hands of, and prepare for lunch. Then, I would hire at least 3 sessions of bowling and laser tag, and then invite my friends to come and celebrate our inevitable death. We’d go back to my house and play a bunch of Minecraft and human fall flat, and have some fun at the park. Then we’d stay up and watch the sunset while eating all of the chocolate bars, cakes, pizzas, and other foods.