How to train your....

As a kid i enjoyed reading "If you give a mouse a cookie..." but what i enjoyed even more than that was reading all of the stories that branched off of that. Such as "If you give a pig a pancake" and "If you give a whale a waffle".

Now we're watching How to train your dragon in class. I challenge you all to alter the word dragon.  Come up with something creative to use instead of dragon. Like How to train your Uncle. Please dont reply with something normal like How to train your puppy. Think of something really funny and creative to use instead of the word dragon.

Are you a Scrooge?

I really enjoyed when we listened to A Christmas Carol.  Can you guess who my favorite character was? Scrooge. I'd like to know if any of you have ever been a Scrooge. Or if you know of any family members or friends that have ever acted like a Scrooge. If you have had a Scrooge experience please share.

My anti-hero's Villian's

Dustin actually has several Villian's, the only people in his life, his brother and his parents. His family has been forcing him to fail, they never attempt to support Dustin. It's always been a competition between the two brothers, and their parents only help Justin. It's like they plan for Dustin to fail. They never give him the freedom to learn, grow or experience the world. They've been controlling everything about his life since he was a young boy. They never allow him to succeed. He has been so shelterd from freedom, that he is barely capable of making his own decesions now, as an adult. Now he's 18, finally a man and he wants to experience the world and all that it has to offer. But he's just confused, he wasn't raised correctly and he has no idea where to go from  here. His parents and snicker brother are his villian's. Villian's to his success.

My anti-hero attributes.

My anti-hero's name is Dustin, he is 18 years of age and lives at home with his father, mother and his twin brother Justin. Dustin was like a ghost, he was not as successful as Justin and went unnoticed. Their parents always favored Justin over his twin brother because Dustin seemed to get into more trouble, and never seemed to put as much effort into school. Dustin had glasses, he wasn't very fit and he spent most of his time playing video games, he wasn't very active. Dustin hated living in the background, it seeemed like nomatter how hard he began to try, or how much he began to accomplish he still went unnoticed.

What's Your Drug? Need help with blog replies?

I know several of you are still trying to get your 8 blog replies, and i have to do a few more than 8 blogs/replies to make up for the fact that i didnt have Mrs. Watson or any peers read and correct my research paper. I noticed that Mrs. Watson is very much addicted to the Harry Potter series, and i am willing to bet that many of you enjoy a specific book, movie or series as well...

So  I challenge you all to reply with your favorite book or movie.