Journal entry..
So it's the forth day of spider week and I still have not gotten a spider ring becuase I'm not spirited. I guess thats kind of sad since the entire class pretty much earned one but it's ok to me. I just can't help it I hate singing period. Maybe tomorrow i'll try a little harder to earn one. I can't wait to go home and create my spider home. I won't mind not winning the contest for the best spider home. I'm just forcused on getting extra credit. That should make my A even prettier. I'm glad that I am finally doing great in a class. This class is pretty much a piece of cake but there's a whole lot of writing involved. Before entering this class I absolutely hated writing but fortunately this class is really helping me to start liking to write. I am still in the process of learninh how to write a little better. The next step is learning how to write faster. It would make life a whole lot easier if I learned how to write faster because I am constantly writing essays in every class.

If I could write a book I would write about my life. I would just create an autobiography of my own life. My life hae enough ups and downs to kepp any one interested. I would tell of the crazy things I have been through in my life not only when I was at a certain age but all through my life. As i stated before, I am not fond of reading at all! Books bore me and put me right to sleep. But a good book that would actually have me awake and interested would have to be a romantic comedy. I love to laugh and adore happy endings. I think the worst possible book I have ever read has had to be Beowulf. I just resently read this book in english class it's just HORRIBLE!! I still have no idea what the book was about and I'm finished with the book. It has weird characters that seem to have no personality. As the teacher was reading the book I was literally falling asleep along with the rest of the class. I have never in my life read a book worst then Beowulf. I don’t even know why they still have us reading this book in school. Seriously, what could we possibly learning from an old and boring novel?