[Insert sarcasm here] I just love goals, don't you?

HELLO EVERYONE,

And welcome BACK to this new blog post for the week, now before we begin I must say before we begin is thank you for almost 1900 page views! I love the fact that you people read my strange and twisted blog posts. So getting that off of my chest, let's get this show on the road.



So the first question.
What do you still need to do to achieve them?



I don't need to do that much more for goals. The only ones that I really need to focus on is my Cultural Goal and my Academic one.


Second Question!!! GET OVER HERE!!! (Mortal Kombat anyone?)
Are there other things that you would like to improve on before the end of the year?


Efficiency. That is the only thing that I really want to work on.


So with that last question answered comes an end to this post. SO until next time

GOOODBYYYEEEEE!!!!!!!!

FIRST!!!! Or... Not.......

HEY EVERYONE!!!!!

It is me. And I am back, for another blogpost. This week I'll be talking about what we have to do for a speech presentation, or, what I have to do before saying my speech tomorrow. So enough of the chit chat and let's get this show on the road.

QUESTION 1!!!

How prepared are you?

I am pretty prepared, the only thing that I really need to do is memorize it more.

QUESTION 2!!!

Are your cue cards done?

I have done some in case I really need to use them but I think that I should be fine without them.

LAST QUESTION!!!!

What do you need to work on when giving your presentation?

I think I need to work on remembering it more, not stuttering, and definitely not fidgeting with anything.

SO with that last question answered comes an end to this blog post for the week. So until next time

GOOOODBYYEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!

And stay connected.....

Books. Paper. And Potatoes. (Seriously though that would have possibly been part of my costume.)

HEY EVERYONE!!!!!!!!

And I am back for another blog post. Because I have quite a few things to talk about I'm gonna jump straight into it and talk about my experiences.


So I think I'll start off with the Book Character parade. That was pretty fun if I do say so myself. I was in a group with Katherine (Robson) and Niamh (West) , we were all dressed up as random scouts from Attack on Titan, and I was that one scout playing the guitar that everyone hates. As for the actual parade, it was really cool to watch because I got to see what other peoples dressed up as. On the down side there were SO many Anna's/Elsa's and it's not even a book...
Or is it.....

SO! The next thing on the list would be the visiting author. Fifi Coulsten ended up coming to the school to talk about what she does and about what her school life was like as well. It was quite the experience and I was reminded of someone else who sounded the same (Cough cough Niamh cough cough).

The third thing that happened that day was the book swap. I didn't bring in any books to swap so I didn't get any new ones. Sadly.

The last thing that happened on the day of the book week was the book quiz. I had to wait my turn until the year 7 and 8 Quiz came on but it was worth the wait. Taking part in the quiz was really cool but I also just liked watching it from the sidelines.

So with that last question answered comes the conclusion to this blog post. Until next time

GOOODBYYYEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Having a closeup to my reading life.... Maybe....

HEY EVERYONE!!!!!!

I am BACK for another blog post. This week is on some awesome books that I have read. So lets get this show on the road.

FIRST QUESTION!! What was your favorite picture book when you were younger?

I didn't really have a favorite picture book. Just a really long book with complicated grammar (Or at least in my view) and no pictures at all. Eragon is its name.

QUESTION TWO!! Who is your favorite author at the moment and why?

Well at the moment I'm more so leaning towards Patricia Briggs because not to long ago I finishes reading a seven book series that was all about supernatural creatures, like werewolves and vampires. And it was great!! I loved it quite a bit.

QUESTION THREE!!!! What was your favourite book that you have read this year and who would you reccomend it to?

Well my favourite book would have to be Moon Riders by Theresa Tomlinson. It was a really good book but there were also a lot of deaths and some of them were rather detailed. So if you don't like death than don't read the book is all I can say. I would reccomend this book to mature young adults that can handle romance, death and blood.

And with that question amswered comes an end to this blog post. So until next time