I am a blast of cold
sitting on top of a pedistal.
I taste like a heavenly gift.
I am a colorful rainbow.
You may want a scarf when you eat me.
What am I?
(Highlight below for the answer)
Ice cream
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
What if...
What if
You lived on the moon?
You would never need to use a spoon.
What if you lived on a cloud?
You could be extremely loud.
What if your hair was hay?
You it would be really hot in May.
What if you were a cow?
It would be hard to take a bow.
What if you had no school?
Life would be kinda cool.
You lived on the moon?
You would never need to use a spoon.
What if you lived on a cloud?
You could be extremely loud.
What if your hair was hay?
You it would be really hot in May.
What if you were a cow?
It would be hard to take a bow.
What if you had no school?
Life would be kinda cool.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Awesome Sci-Fi Monster Picture Things
Alright. So we just finished our Sci-Fi Monsters that were really cool and amazing. My momster's name is Shnobba. Which in mine and Jenna's little language means thank you (clap clap). Don't ask why. We also had to write a description of our monster's. Then we turned them in to B. Then, he passed them out randomly to people so they could try to draw them... (key word: try) I got Maddie H's. Her monster's name is Curly Cue. I don't think I'm a very good drawer. Well, let's put it this way, I suck monkey butt when it comes to drawing. So anyways... I'm not really sure who got mine... and now I feel rejected.. But not really at the same time. So I hope you totally enjoy the wonderful drawings below!!
Sunday, January 25, 2009
My Amazing Little Brother Landon Who Turns 1 Year Old In 5 Days
I know I've already done a post about my little brother, Landon, but this one is very special. He turns 1 year old in 5 days. I am SO excited. He gets to eat his very own cake. We are going to Alfys on January 31st. I'm very sorry I didn't invite you, but it's a family thing.... sucka. NO JUST KIDDING!! I AM!! Landon is now walking up against the couch, and is beginning to stand on his own!! It's the cutest thing in the world. If you have a digital camera that shows an orange light, and shine it at him, he'll squint his eyes and smile REALLY big. I LOVE HIM!!! COMMENT ME AND TELL ME HOW CUTE HE IS!!!
Angelina Marie Karamanyan
I cannot say enough nice things about Angelina Marie Karamanyan. But I can list a few:
She has AMAZING hair.
She dresses like a super model.
She can pull off any kind of look.
She wears just enough make-up.
She's nice to everyone.
She gives me advice.
She tells me things I never would have known.
She is good at sports.
She has a ton of friends.
She has a good additude all the time.
She doesn't do drugs.
She doesn't drink.
She is my best friend. I love you Angelina Marie Karamanyan!!!!
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
My Big Fat 3lb Hershey Bar..... Well not anymore
On Christmas (Eve) I opened up many presents, but non were as big as this one:
MY BIG FAT 3LB HERSHEY BAR (with the holiday design) !!! :)
Here's the story:
I was opening a lot of good presents and my mom handed me a big, thin one. I was thinking, what is this? I started to tear the wrapping paper and, I did as I always do when opening presents, I closed my eyes. When I finally got it completely shedded of wrapping paper, I turned it to the front. It was HUMUNGO!! It had a holiday design, with stars. I took like three pictures of it(I'll post later). I thought, I'm never going to be able to eat all this! So it sat in my room, in it's box, all lonely... But then on December 29th I went over to Vanessa's, and I brought my Hershey Bar. At first, we just took small bites off the corner. But then we got all hyped up on it and ate more and more and more. I spent the night at her house and the next day we just kept on eating the Hershey bar. Then, Vanessa's sister's friends, Jackee and Carolyn, came over. They were like, Woah! That thing is huge! So I let them have some. I mean, come on when you have a 3lb Hershey bar, why not share? So I did. Now that thing is probably like 1/2 pound. Or maybe more. I'll weigh it later..............
BYEE!! :)
MY BIG FAT 3LB HERSHEY BAR (with the holiday design) !!! :)
Here's the story:
I was opening a lot of good presents and my mom handed me a big, thin one. I was thinking, what is this? I started to tear the wrapping paper and, I did as I always do when opening presents, I closed my eyes. When I finally got it completely shedded of wrapping paper, I turned it to the front. It was HUMUNGO!! It had a holiday design, with stars. I took like three pictures of it(I'll post later). I thought, I'm never going to be able to eat all this! So it sat in my room, in it's box, all lonely... But then on December 29th I went over to Vanessa's, and I brought my Hershey Bar. At first, we just took small bites off the corner. But then we got all hyped up on it and ate more and more and more. I spent the night at her house and the next day we just kept on eating the Hershey bar. Then, Vanessa's sister's friends, Jackee and Carolyn, came over. They were like, Woah! That thing is huge! So I let them have some. I mean, come on when you have a 3lb Hershey bar, why not share? So I did. Now that thing is probably like 1/2 pound. Or maybe more. I'll weigh it later..............
BYEE!! :)
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Henry Hudson Claymation
In all of first quarter and in the beginning of second quarter, I've been working on a European Explorer Claymation. My partner was Jenna. A claymation is where you take a lot of pictures, put them together on iMovie, and it comes out looking like a movie. You have to move each clay person, or thing, in the slightest bit, otherwise if you move it too much, it doesnt come out smooth like a movie. In movies like "Chicken Run" you would notice that the characters are made of clay. That movie is a claymation. When you're professionally making a clay mation, you have to have new clay characters for every slightist movement, but when you're making a claymation for you're Social Studies class, it doesn't have to be as precise.
The parts I liked the most about making our claymation was that we had everyday to work on it, instead of having to do the project at home. I also liked doing the dialogue because there was a lot of voices to do and we had to do some man voices. In the second scene, Jenna couldn't do a man voice because her voice is to high, so we just used our normal voices. It was also fun doing the dialogue because if Jenna wouldn't be there one day, I would have to do the voices my self, or get someone else to it with me. I also liked moving the little clay people because you could move them how ever you wanted and make them do what you wanted. Putting all the pictures on iMovie was fun because, even though we would have to re-set all the times on every picture, we could play the scene and it would look really cool. Putting the ending credits together was fun because we got to play music on it. I want to do "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey, but I cant do it for sure right now because Jenna isn't here. I hope she likes the song because it looks and sounds really good with our ending credits.
The hardest part of this claymation was figuring out what we needed to do for our scenes. We had to take a lot of thinking time into what we were gonna do for each scene. If we had a scene wrong, we would have to start over and then we would be behind on the project. It was really hard if Jenna and I got behind because we have soccer practice after school and on Tuesdays and Thursdays we have games so we can't always catch up after school. Figuring out what we were going to say for dialogue and narration was kind of hard because we didn't always know what to say for each character. It was also difficult trying to time each picture on the right time because if it was too short the voice would go into the next scene. If it was too long, then we would have to spend the next 5 minutes trying to find the right time.
In this project I learned that it takes a long time and a lot of hard work to create something really good. I also learned that it takes partnership to finish something. If Jenna wasn't my partner, it would have been really hard for me to finish our claymation. I learned that it takes patience if you want your claymation to turn out right. If you don't have patience, then you get into a big jumbled mess and don't know what to do. I learned that if you don't get a scene done by the time it's due, then you get docked points for not trying hard enough, or someone deleted your work and you have to start all over. I also learned that if you DON'T save your work to the server on your computer, someone could easily delete all you progress and then you have to start over and you get really behind, and then your behind for the rest of the project, pretty much. If your partner wouldn't be there one day, you have to work extra hard and fast because you want to get your scene in when it's due.
This project wasn't really that hard in the beginning because you just had in to start working. This project taught me a lot, and I won't forget everything I have learned. In the future this project will probably help me if we have another similar project. I hope we have another project like this claymation in High School because I had a lot of fun working on this. Although I'm kind of sad it's over, I'm happy we don't have to stress this any more.
The parts I liked the most about making our claymation was that we had everyday to work on it, instead of having to do the project at home. I also liked doing the dialogue because there was a lot of voices to do and we had to do some man voices. In the second scene, Jenna couldn't do a man voice because her voice is to high, so we just used our normal voices. It was also fun doing the dialogue because if Jenna wouldn't be there one day, I would have to do the voices my self, or get someone else to it with me. I also liked moving the little clay people because you could move them how ever you wanted and make them do what you wanted. Putting all the pictures on iMovie was fun because, even though we would have to re-set all the times on every picture, we could play the scene and it would look really cool. Putting the ending credits together was fun because we got to play music on it. I want to do "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey, but I cant do it for sure right now because Jenna isn't here. I hope she likes the song because it looks and sounds really good with our ending credits.
The hardest part of this claymation was figuring out what we needed to do for our scenes. We had to take a lot of thinking time into what we were gonna do for each scene. If we had a scene wrong, we would have to start over and then we would be behind on the project. It was really hard if Jenna and I got behind because we have soccer practice after school and on Tuesdays and Thursdays we have games so we can't always catch up after school. Figuring out what we were going to say for dialogue and narration was kind of hard because we didn't always know what to say for each character. It was also difficult trying to time each picture on the right time because if it was too short the voice would go into the next scene. If it was too long, then we would have to spend the next 5 minutes trying to find the right time.
In this project I learned that it takes a long time and a lot of hard work to create something really good. I also learned that it takes partnership to finish something. If Jenna wasn't my partner, it would have been really hard for me to finish our claymation. I learned that it takes patience if you want your claymation to turn out right. If you don't have patience, then you get into a big jumbled mess and don't know what to do. I learned that if you don't get a scene done by the time it's due, then you get docked points for not trying hard enough, or someone deleted your work and you have to start all over. I also learned that if you DON'T save your work to the server on your computer, someone could easily delete all you progress and then you have to start over and you get really behind, and then your behind for the rest of the project, pretty much. If your partner wouldn't be there one day, you have to work extra hard and fast because you want to get your scene in when it's due.
This project wasn't really that hard in the beginning because you just had in to start working. This project taught me a lot, and I won't forget everything I have learned. In the future this project will probably help me if we have another similar project. I hope we have another project like this claymation in High School because I had a lot of fun working on this. Although I'm kind of sad it's over, I'm happy we don't have to stress this any more.
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