Monday, March 23, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
Frontier House Application
Frontier House
OFFICIAL APPLICATION
Family Name:
Thomas
Occupations/Schools:
Langley Middle School
Open answer questions (attach additional pages. All questions must be answered.):
What attracted you to this project?
I really feel this project would make me stronger, show me what a real work ethic is like.
What hobbies and interests do you have?
I love to crochet blankets, and scarfs, and hats. I can fish, and clean the fish.
What image do you have of pioneer living?
The man, outside building, and fishing. The woman, inside cooking for her family.
What's the most challenging thing you and your family (or group) have experienced?
Getting along. Most of the time we can talk without biting each others head off.
If you were chosen what do you think you would most miss about modern life?
21st century food, and other necessities.
What qualities do you and your family have that make you suited to this experience?
Well, we can manage getting along.
What skills do you have that may help you?
Fishing, cooking, and crocheting.
What would you hope to get out of the experience?
Learning what it was like to live in the 1800's. Learning new skills with this project.
What do you think will be the most difficult challenge of pioneer life?
The winter, and all it has to offer.
What skills would you like to learn from the experience?
I hope I will learn to get better at cooking from scratch, and not just a box.
We'd like you to tell us:
What interests you about this project?
Basically just the whole thing, learning new skills.
Do you have any concerns about your participation?
Not really.
How much do you know about your family history -- do you have pioneer roots?
My great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandfather came over to America on the May Flower.
How did you hear about Frontier House?
My teacher thought we would really like it (most of the time when he says that it's not true) and he forced us to watch it in class.
OFFICIAL APPLICATION
Family Name:
Thomas
Occupations/Schools:
Langley Middle School
Open answer questions (attach additional pages. All questions must be answered.):
What attracted you to this project?
I really feel this project would make me stronger, show me what a real work ethic is like.
What hobbies and interests do you have?
I love to crochet blankets, and scarfs, and hats. I can fish, and clean the fish.
What image do you have of pioneer living?
The man, outside building, and fishing. The woman, inside cooking for her family.
What's the most challenging thing you and your family (or group) have experienced?
Getting along. Most of the time we can talk without biting each others head off.
If you were chosen what do you think you would most miss about modern life?
21st century food, and other necessities.
What qualities do you and your family have that make you suited to this experience?
Well, we can manage getting along.
What skills do you have that may help you?
Fishing, cooking, and crocheting.
What would you hope to get out of the experience?
Learning what it was like to live in the 1800's. Learning new skills with this project.
What do you think will be the most difficult challenge of pioneer life?
The winter, and all it has to offer.
What skills would you like to learn from the experience?
I hope I will learn to get better at cooking from scratch, and not just a box.
We'd like you to tell us:
What interests you about this project?
Basically just the whole thing, learning new skills.
Do you have any concerns about your participation?
Not really.
How much do you know about your family history -- do you have pioneer roots?
My great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandfather came over to America on the May Flower.
How did you hear about Frontier House?
My teacher thought we would really like it (most of the time when he says that it's not true) and he forced us to watch it in class.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Intimate Conversation Poem
Dear Marshmellow
I'm sorry you left.
Sorry Skittles ate your head.
I wish you
would come back.
I cried hard
the day you died.
Sitting there
staring
at your cold
dead body.
It was mostly
my fault.
I didn't feed you
enough.
If I was more
responsible
with my pets,
you'd still be
alive.
Please know
that I'm really
really
really
really
sorry.
Please don't
hate me
up there
in rat heaven.
No other rat
could replace you.
I love you Marshmellow.
I really do...
I'm sorry you left.
Sorry Skittles ate your head.
I wish you
would come back.
I cried hard
the day you died.
Sitting there
staring
at your cold
dead body.
It was mostly
my fault.
I didn't feed you
enough.
If I was more
responsible
with my pets,
you'd still be
alive.
Please know
that I'm really
really
really
really
sorry.
Please don't
hate me
up there
in rat heaven.
No other rat
could replace you.
I love you Marshmellow.
I really do...
Thursday, March 5, 2009
This is Just to Say...
I took
your pen.
I didn't have
anything
to write with.
It was probably
the only
writing utensil
you had.
Using your pen
was like floating
on a cloud.
Forgive me
I really needed
that pen
because now
my paper is done.
your pen.
I didn't have
anything
to write with.
It was probably
the only
writing utensil
you had.
Using your pen
was like floating
on a cloud.
Forgive me
I really needed
that pen
because now
my paper is done.
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