Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Dear Mr. President...

If I could vote in the 2008 election, I would definitely vote for John McCain. I think in his many years of military service, McCain has gained some very valuable knowledge about what the United States is struggling with, and how to solve the problems our country is dealing with. As everyone knows, the war in Iraq is currently one of those huge problems. I agree with McCain that committing our troops means completing the mission. For the good of the U.S. citizens, I think we should finish out what we started in Iraq. Many people fear that if the U.S. troops were to be just pulled out of Iraq, it would cause more problems in the United States. I also think that McCain made a great choice in picking Sarah Palin as a running mate. She seems like a very intelligent, assertive woman. Through all of the arguments about being a mother, she still remained strong and stood up for herself and her children. I think that this will bring in the votes of many people who are hoping to get more females involved in politics.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

SCi-Fi AS A GENRE...

For English 10, I read The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells. Using this novel as a basis for other sci-fi books, I would recommend sci-fi as a must-read genre. This was the first sci-fi book I've read, and I was very impressed with the way it was written. Had I been asked before reading this book, I would have said that sci-fi was freaky and boring. At first, I was confused about where the story was headed, but as I continued reading, i began to get a better understanding of the sci-fi genre. Although I used to think that science fiction was a dumb, pointless genre, now, I definitely support!

NO FEAR....TESS iS HERE!

Tess is a fearless superhero who helps in the endless war against the little pests we all know as.....BOYS. Tess's friends, Ray-Anne and Hollywood also are a part of this battle. Tess, Hollywood, and Ray-Anne are always saving the little girls from the annoying little boys. Boys everywhere are always irritating the little girls, insisting on being their so-called "boyfriends." Tess has a very useful superpower. She can turn any person into any living thing of her choice. She uses this power to go against the boys because if there is a bad one, she can simply turn him into a flower, which not only gets rid of that boy, but also helps make the world a prettier place. All the little girls look up to Tess, their everyday hero. The girls look up to her unbelievable beauty, and appreciate her help in getting rid of the boys. Tess is a very powerful woman, and loves working together with her companions Hollywood and Ray-Anne.