Monday, March 22, 2010

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!! zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!

WHY ME!!! ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!
Oh sorry I think I stayed up to late last night. My spring break was so AWESOME! I wish spring break was longer and I can't believe that it snowed on the first day of spring. So, how is that global warming theory working for you now.

Questions from me to you:
Why do we have TAKS?
I mean just look at our grades from Elementary.
Do you like school?
I know I do.
Do you like TAKS?
I know I don't.
What dose the TAKS mean?
Because, I don't get it.
Do you think you'll pas the TAKS?
I'm pretty sure I will.

For all you TAKS lovers:
What will you do when you get in to cloge?
I still don't know what I want to do yet so I'm not sure.

(If you want to anser thes quitons typ it up in one of my coments) :D

Monday, March 1, 2010

My Weekend

Right after I got home on Friday I went to Dallas to visit my uncle Jeff. Then we went to Uncle Joleos (They have good Mexican food) what was really interesting was we made it home in the same night.
On Saturday Drew's friend Kiler Freeman came over and spent the night and for diner we went to Magic Time Machine.
On Sunday we went to The Replie's Wax Museum after Drew won his soccer game 3 to 1. At The Replie's Wax Museum we did the Moire Maze and every thing eles. The Moire Maze was my favorite thing. my brother was chasing my Dad and he ran in to a moire.

I had a great weekend!!!

Monday, February 22, 2010

How my Weekend was

My weekend was a little boring, on Sunday, my Mom, my little brother, Calen, my
Grandpa, my Grandma, and me all went to a bead show.
My grandpa, Calen, and me walked around the whole place and my Mom and
grandma where still at the first table. So all of the boys
went out side to the car and drove around.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

President's Day 1860 Presidential Election

1. I would vote for Abe because, I don't want to become a slave.

2. I don't care because, I won't become a slave.

3. I won't vote for Abe because I like slavery.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Three Days be for the War.

My life was just where I wanted to be I liked my job and I have a beautiful wife & two kids. My kids are named, Annabel, and John Jr. & my wife’s name is, Rebecca.

Ten days before the war I woke up at the crack of dawn to the birds chirping outside my window. So I got up & sat on my porch when a Son of Liberty walked up to my porch and said “Do I have the pleasure of addressing John Black?” “Yes, Why?” I replied “I have a letter from John Sulliven.” He handed me a letter that read:

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Dear John Black,

You have been summoned as a Son of Liberty. Your service as a farrier is needed at Fort, Bennington. There you will keep the Patriots horses’ shoes in good repair. You must report their in 10 days.

Sincerely,

General John Sulliven

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I was sad that I might never see my family again because, the British raid my tent. I stared into the open fields as the man walked off. Five minutes latter Rebecca woke up & I showed her the letter. After she read it she busted out in tears and hugged me. As tears soaked in to my shirt she asked “Wh, what are we going to do?” “You and the kids will go to the White Mountain settlement with Sue and her kids. I’ll ready your horses so you’re sure to make it,” I whispered back. When the kids woke up we told them too. Then they busted out in tears and hugged us too. Then we spent the rest of the day playing games and read together.

2 Days

I started the day like any other morning but, today my wife got up with me. As we sat on the porch waiting for the children we talked about what we were going to bring with us. I was just going to bring a second pair of clothes and my tools. Every one else had to bring everything we use daily. We got everything ready so the kids didn’t have to do it. Then I readied the horses with new shoes while everyone was eating lunch. When I was done it was dinner time.

3 Days

We all woke up some time after breakfast and we spent the entire day in bed with my family until dinner we all ate dinner together. Then we prayed together. Then we left with tears rolling down our cheeks’.

Thursday, November 5, 2009

A Day as a Slave

Africa was a peaceful place until the European came. It all started when I went to go get a bucket of water on my way back some guys jumped out and caught me. Then threw me and some other guys on a boat.

The Middle Passage

Right as soon as I got on the boat all i could think of was the smell it was retched. Many people died the first day & they didn't even unchain them. It was hard all the way their & I was to scared to get off the boat.

America
I was sold to a good family & they where very, very nice to me until I died.