Learning lines. Learning a dance-or two. Then comes the glasses (If you get this inside joke then forgive me)

HEY GUYS!!!!!
How's everyone doing this fine week?  I'm doing good, I would like to get this post over and done with. So let's get started.

So this week we had to reflect on the production and all of its glory. HOORAY (Not really) But the one thing that we really had to reflect on is the dances. Some of the moves that we had to do is a move called 'Fruit Ninja'. My initial thoughts (OH MY GUURD ITS FRUIT NINJA) Then my actual face (Straight face) What the heck is wrong with me..... I don't know. Oh Well.

To be honest I forgot the Yr 7 dance completely and the only thing that I remember about it is it's a song. I hate myself for it. YAY!!!! SELF HATE!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do remember more of the yr 8 dance however like one of the many moves that most find confusing, the leg kicks. I mean HOW is that confusing? It so isn't, or, is it? OH WELL! I DON'T GIVE A DAM!!!!!!!!!!



And now time for the questions...


NUMBER ONE!!!!
What is your favourite dance?
My favourite dance is the second song called no money. The reason why is because its fast and it gives me more of a challenge when trying to complete it.


NUMBER TWO!!!
What can you do to make sure this dance is a success?
I can make sure I execute the moves correctly and time the moves right.




So that's all for this week and I know its a different style of writing (or different to what I normally write anyway but oh well. Can't really be helped). And until next time

GOODBYYEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your pet fish may be able to recognize you. True or False?

HEY EVERYONE!!!!!!
This week our blogs are all about writing an article about something from Dogo News that I will put a link somewhere.

CUE THE BLOG POST ARTICLE THING (I have no other idea of what to call it. Sorry guys)

In the University of Queensland in Australia and in the University of Oxford in the U.K, scientists have reached the conclusion that your pet fish might actually be able to recognize you amongst a crowd of human faces. To recognize a human face requires a combination of two abilities, visual perception, and memory. Originally it was assumed that a more sophisticated brain could own this ability like a human and a few selected mammals like the horse or another primate, however, scientific research brought this question to a conclusion. How they tested this was by using an archer fish as a guinea pig. It's accuracy at shooting a specific face amazed the scientists as the archerfish shot the correct face 81% of the time and then rose again to 86%. So the archerfish astounded many scientists that day and most likely many of the public that now know of the new discovery.

So that was the article that we had to write about and until next time

GOODBYYYYEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.dogonews.com/2016/8/19/surprise-your-pet-fish-may-be-able-to-recognize-you 

because I can here's the link. 

Why must the riddles come into play this week? WHY HAS THE WORLD FORSAKEN ME THIS WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HELLO EVERYBODY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How is everybody doing? Enough of this and onto the actual riddle then shall we??

So the riddle is...
You are in a room with 3 monkeys. One monkey has a banana, one has a stick and one has nothing. Who is the smartest primate?

If you manage to answer that one here's another one.
What flies without wings?

I'll give the answers next week.

I think I'll keep it reasonably short and if no one gets it then oh well.

And so, until next time

GOODBYYEEE!!!!!!!!!!

(Sorry about the short post however)

olympic sports..... Is it just me or does everyone think its a bit odd?

HEY EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How are you guys doin? I'm doing well and because the Olympics are on for the next few weeks or so, I might as well write about it now shouldn't I?

So lately I have been watching the Archery, Basketball and the Shooting on TV and it was highly enjoyable. The suspense was killer and watching all the outcomes of the different sports was enough to keep me on the edge of my seat. Anyways. Before I start rambling on and on I think I'll go to the questions.

What sport was it?
I think I'll go with Archery for this one.

What was exciting about it?
How well their aim was! And the suspense at what part of the target the Olympians would hit. It was enough for me to be on the edge of my seat and my eyes glued to the TV (Which is probably a bad thing), but other than that, the form that they were using.

Did you learn something new about the sport you were unfamiliar with, or were you already an expert on it?
I didn't learn very much about archery as I knew most of the things they had to do in order to shoot a successful arrow, however, I didn't know that they almost drop the bow after they make a shot in favour of swinging the bow and that they draw the bow so the string touches their mouths. That's all really, I was pro on pretty well everything else.

Who got on the podium?
The people that got on the podium? I think I'll do this by country, if you don't really mind that is. Well first place goes to South Korea, second was I have absolutely no idea, and third is exactly the same, absolutely no idea.

So that is my blogpost for this week and until next time

GOOOOODBYYYYEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!

book group experiences, and a whole bunch a talkin'

HEY EVERYONE!!!!!! It's me and I'm back for another Term of blog posts, I am going to start this sucker before I lose my train of thought.

What book am I reading?
I am reading a book called Tangerine, It is a rather good book that I think most people should read.

What do you think so far?
I like the book quite a bit although I think it could use a few more descriptions I think. I quite like descriptions is to why I think there should be more added and I like the book because of the story line. No other reasons I swear!

Is your group working well?
I think so. The discussions are going well and no fights have broken out. Yet....
Everyone's speaking up and following the few guidelines that were made up, now i'm really hoping that the good work keeps up so we can unlock crackers.

What could you do to make your discussions even better?
The whole group could probably work on not talking over each other as much, maybe half of it is habit, maybe it's just an instinctive urge to try and speak over others. And maybe some step back a bit to let others speak, maybe. I'm not to sure if that's as much a problem as I think it is.

And with those questions answered I think I'll end it there. So this was my blog post for this week and until next time

GOOOODBYYYEEE!!!!!!!!!!