Tuesday, August 26, 2008
So much unfairness of things part 1
I think that someone saw him cheat during the test, and turned him in. He was breaking the honor code twice. Once he was cheating, the second time he was lying by saying he didn't cheat. He could get in serious trouble by cheating. Even though he was only cheating to please his dad, he should not have done it. I think that they will make him retake the final, but only to prove to them that he doesn't need to cheat in order to get a passing grade. His dad will be really upset with the news that P.S. broke two rules of the honor code, but he has to learn to except his son as the way he truly is, not the way he wants his son to be. That is the trouble with some parents. They have this huge plan of what they want their child to be when they grow up. When the child finally has the guts to say no, I really have hated this, it sort of breaks the parents heart. I think the story will end with him and his dad making up with each other. He will not be able to go to Colorado. Charlie will pass the Latin final, and go on to Colorado without P.S. I is going to be an interesting second half to the story.
Friday, August 22, 2008
Friday Fill Ins 85
- The Last meal I had at a restaurant was a Chick-Fil-A 12 count meal.
- Homework is something that I intensely dislike.
- The full moon is beautiful.
- CUL8R is my favorite local expression.
- Sometimes it's best to go to sleep when you are tired.
- Wall-E is the best movie I've seen so far this year.
- As for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to watching the final of women's beach volleyball, that we taped, tomorrow my plans include going to a friend's pool party, and Sunday I want to mow my neighbor's lawn.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Not Waving But Drowning
When I go to a new school I am shy, and people can easily see that. It usually takes me about a week or two before I get over my initial shyness. I'm the type of person that waits for people to find me. It is really hard for me to put myself out and make a goofball out of myself, and ask other people, who I don't know, if I can sit with them. It's a Little weird, but true. After two weeks I am bolder, and can pull myself out of my shell. People change the way they consider me. Also since I am good at math people come to me and ask questions. That simple thing makes me feel so much better. When someone changes his or her opinion about you, if it is a good change, then I usually like it. If it is a bad change, then I don't like it, because it is usually wrong. When I change my opinion about someone else, in a way it makes me feel weird. Especially if I had said something to them that enforced my opinion about them. It is so hard for me to come back and apologize for that statement. After that I can except them for who they really are.
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