ALopez's Island School Blog

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1.  Describe what your favorite design looked like? My favorite design was the one that looked like a broken heart with the stick coming out of each side.I like that it shows that many people who lost friends and family members in 9/11  hearts broken.

2. How were the designs different, how were they the same? The designs of 9/11 are different because the shape and sizes are different.There the same because each design say the same thing which is that the people that died are gone but we honor so they will be in our hearts forever.

3.  If you could create a memorial for 9/11 what would it look like?It will look one big heart broken but with stitches all over the heart.

Dear fans of my blog, First off, I want to tell you what a great summer I had.   Not only did I go to splish splash , but I also got a new dog.  One thing that I didn’t do (but wish I had) was stay home all week a sleep.  It feels so good  to be at school because now I feel like my brain is working and not going blank. Anyhow, I just watched a Men in Black video clip and it was really funny.  I couldn’t believe that Will Smith draged the table he could of got kicked out. Looking at Mr. Lahana’s “MOST IMPORTANT THINGS” list it’s pretty clear this video was talking about #1.  This is because he choose his own way to solve the problem. On #4 of Mr. Lahana’s “MOST IMPORTANT THINGS” list he talks about finding what you love. Besides texting, Facebooking, and drooling over my favorite star the guy that plays the wolf in twight, I’m into some serious stuff.  Stuff that not everyone’s into–playing games. It’s true!  I could spend hours playing games and time just vanishes.  If you gave me access to a computer with a camera, Garageband, Scratch, Photoshop or 3D design software I would make good games that showed off my talent at the school.  But you know, I’m not perfect at my talent yet.  By the end of the year I hope I can make the best games.  Well, that’s all I have time to write for now–do what you love and have a great summer!

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