A Hug is Nearly a Gun Spelled Backwards
What little things in life make you happy? Is it the food or getting a hug from your favorite person? Is it your love for your country? Personal Relations are the most important thing in life. When I get a hug from the people , I love it makes me feel happy and loved. Personal Relations means the relationships you have with people. The most common relation are hugs! Hugs are comforting, relaxing, and peaceful.
What is exactly patriotism? Patriotism is defined as a person who loves their homeland more than anything. Patriotism is great, but it is not as important as personal relations. Not everyone knows about patriotism compared to personal relations. People may think they know. Many people only know that George Washington was the first president and that July fourth is when we got our independence. People don't know how and who we got our independence from. How do I know that? Well I just asked my parents where we got our independence from and they didn't know. That proves my point that very little people know about our country.
The similarity between personal relations and patriotism is love. Whether it be towards a person or people which creating personal relations or having enormous amount of love towards our country (patriotism) . Both subjects are great and we all need them in our lives. Without personal relations we wont know how to connect with people. We would all be like zombies searching for something we never experienced or heard of. I believe Patriotism would be consider the second most important thing. We live in this amazing country might as well love it.
Overall, I believe that personal relations is what mostly makes up life. Its how we come together as a unit. Patriotism would come into part as us becoming one country. I agree with E.M Forester's view of personal relations as more valuable than patriotism. Everyone has their beliefs and opinions. I think every person should at least get a hug everyday to remind themselves that there is comfort and love around us. Also it really helps when we all are having bad days at some point in life. Hugs are awesome!
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Sometimes My Mind
Sometimes I zone out during class and pretty much throughout the day. When I zone out I feel like im on a different world or planet, possibility another dimesion that hasn't got discovered yet. Im physically here, but my mind is in its own world. Sometimes its hard to snap out of it. It happens through out the day. Its a crazy feeling like everything around me is fuzzy and nothing seems to exists. I always wonder if other people have this problem.
Sometimes I zone out during class and pretty much throughout the day. When I zone out I feel like im on a different world or planet, possibility another dimesion that hasn't got discovered yet. Im physically here, but my mind is in its own world. Sometimes its hard to snap out of it. It happens through out the day. Its a crazy feeling like everything around me is fuzzy and nothing seems to exists. I always wonder if other people have this problem.
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Interesting News Story Opinion
There was story on the news about a teenage girl who killed her new born baby. I think that was the most dumb idea to do. She could have gave up the baby for adoption. If she didn't want the baby then why did she do it. The baby created no harm and was pure innocent. It makes me frustrated that this generation would do something like that when there are so many other options to choose from. Abortion isn't the option in my opinion that's like the same thing to me. Teenagers need to stop making those mistakes. If they do the those mistakes they need to live up to them and become a responsible adult about it. Instead of making or doing childish acts. Its time to take full responsibility on our actions instead of blaming others.
There was story on the news about a teenage girl who killed her new born baby. I think that was the most dumb idea to do. She could have gave up the baby for adoption. If she didn't want the baby then why did she do it. The baby created no harm and was pure innocent. It makes me frustrated that this generation would do something like that when there are so many other options to choose from. Abortion isn't the option in my opinion that's like the same thing to me. Teenagers need to stop making those mistakes. If they do the those mistakes they need to live up to them and become a responsible adult about it. Instead of making or doing childish acts. Its time to take full responsibility on our actions instead of blaming others.
Monday, September 19, 2016
Fall Vocab #4
Retrogress: backside
We don't stand still or retrogress, we keep growing and moving forward everyday.
Scrutinize: examine closely
People scrutinize menus and contracts.
Tepid: mild/ dull
The body looked tepid just lying in the casket.
Adroit: Cleverly skillful
Most adults are adroit in some areas of life.
Amicable: Friendly/ Understanding
The trait amicable is a good trait to have in this society.
Quintessence: Extract/ Ultimate
Writers see words as a quintessence way of living life to the fullest.
Nostalgia: Remembrance
Everyone has a sense of nostalgia when it comes to people they desire or love.
Meticulous: Detailed or Picky
The artist was very meticulous when it came to their drawing.
Jeopardy: Danger or Trouble
I think teenagers put their lives in jeopardy more than adults.
Impetus: Energy or Motivation
Athletes have to have impetus when it comes to training and performing in games.
Impervious: Unable to be penetrated
The coat is impervious to rain.
Holocaust: Massacre and widespread destruction
The Holocaust killed many innocent people.
Grimace: Scowling facial expression
The girl grimaced at the boy who made eye contact with her.
Feasible: Possible
The drill looked feasible to the athletes.
Extol: Praise and celebrate
The audience extolled the cast's performance.
Duplicity: An act of deceitfulness
Many celebrities get paid for duplicity.
Cursory: Going rapidly over something without noticing details
I did a cursory glance at the article.
Benevolent: Kindly feelings
The boy had a benevolent smile.
Belligerent: Nasty and argumentative
The Socratic seminar was belligerent to all of us.
Averse: Opposing
The people thought the law was averse to them.
Retrogress: backside
We don't stand still or retrogress, we keep growing and moving forward everyday.
Scrutinize: examine closely
People scrutinize menus and contracts.
Tepid: mild/ dull
The body looked tepid just lying in the casket.
Adroit: Cleverly skillful
Most adults are adroit in some areas of life.
Amicable: Friendly/ Understanding
The trait amicable is a good trait to have in this society.
Quintessence: Extract/ Ultimate
Writers see words as a quintessence way of living life to the fullest.
Nostalgia: Remembrance
Everyone has a sense of nostalgia when it comes to people they desire or love.
Meticulous: Detailed or Picky
The artist was very meticulous when it came to their drawing.
Jeopardy: Danger or Trouble
I think teenagers put their lives in jeopardy more than adults.
Impetus: Energy or Motivation
Athletes have to have impetus when it comes to training and performing in games.
Impervious: Unable to be penetrated
The coat is impervious to rain.
Holocaust: Massacre and widespread destruction
The Holocaust killed many innocent people.
Grimace: Scowling facial expression
The girl grimaced at the boy who made eye contact with her.
Feasible: Possible
The drill looked feasible to the athletes.
Extol: Praise and celebrate
The audience extolled the cast's performance.
Duplicity: An act of deceitfulness
Many celebrities get paid for duplicity.
Cursory: Going rapidly over something without noticing details
I did a cursory glance at the article.
Benevolent: Kindly feelings
The boy had a benevolent smile.
Belligerent: Nasty and argumentative
The Socratic seminar was belligerent to all of us.
Averse: Opposing
The people thought the law was averse to them.
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Vocab #3
Catharsis: emotional release
The author used catharsis through writing poetry.
Sordid: dishonest and dirty
The dog's bath water looked sordid.
Swindle: to cheat
The student swindled his chemistry test.
Frivolous: lack of seriousness
The adult showed frivolous during his presentation.
Inadvertently: lack of attention
Children are very inadvertently compared to teenagers.
Incendiary: inflammatory
The speech had a incendiary vibe to it.
Jargon: meaningless talk/ gibberish
Some politicians jargon in their speeches to persuade people.
Colloquialism: a informal style
Students use a certain style of colloquialism towards one another, not towards teachers.
Archaism: something from the past
The antique from the thrift store showed archaism.
Cudgel: to beat
The team had to cudgel the undefeated team from Los Angeles.
Egregious: really bad
The website contained egregious behavior.
Anesthetize: causing physical insensibility
The soldiers were using high Tec weapons to anesthetize their enemies.
Euphonious: pleasant in sound
The swish of the net of a hoop is euphonious to my ears.
Scrupulous: careful
The customer had the scrupulous amount for the candy bar.
Perverted: a abnormal kind
The subject attracted the student in a some sort of perverted way.
Superfluous: unnecessary
The evidence was superfluous to the situation.
Saxon: people from Europe
Saxon originally come from Europe.
Slovenly: unclean in appearance or habits
Everyone has their point of view on someone's slovenly habits.
Provocation: something that irritates or angers
The most common provocation is fingernails scraping against a chalkboard.
Catharsis: emotional release
The author used catharsis through writing poetry.
Sordid: dishonest and dirty
The dog's bath water looked sordid.
Swindle: to cheat
The student swindled his chemistry test.
Frivolous: lack of seriousness
The adult showed frivolous during his presentation.
Inadvertently: lack of attention
Children are very inadvertently compared to teenagers.
Incendiary: inflammatory
The speech had a incendiary vibe to it.
Jargon: meaningless talk/ gibberish
Some politicians jargon in their speeches to persuade people.
Colloquialism: a informal style
Students use a certain style of colloquialism towards one another, not towards teachers.
Archaism: something from the past
The antique from the thrift store showed archaism.
Cudgel: to beat
The team had to cudgel the undefeated team from Los Angeles.
Egregious: really bad
The website contained egregious behavior.
Anesthetize: causing physical insensibility
The soldiers were using high Tec weapons to anesthetize their enemies.
Euphonious: pleasant in sound
The swish of the net of a hoop is euphonious to my ears.
Scrupulous: careful
The customer had the scrupulous amount for the candy bar.
Perverted: a abnormal kind
The subject attracted the student in a some sort of perverted way.
Superfluous: unnecessary
The evidence was superfluous to the situation.
Saxon: people from Europe
Saxon originally come from Europe.
Slovenly: unclean in appearance or habits
Everyone has their point of view on someone's slovenly habits.
Provocation: something that irritates or angers
The most common provocation is fingernails scraping against a chalkboard.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Bad Words
What makes words bad ? There is no such thing as bad words. We just use them incorrectly everyday whether it be towards a person with anger or we stub our toe on the coffee table edge. When a person speaks their words, it speaks louder than their actions. Words describe a person more than appearance ever will. We the people are like books, we may not be open but we have words that describe us. There is a existence of a bad language or a unsophisticated language. We could abolish that if we could convince ourselves that their is no bad words. We could speak our minds more clearly. The appropriate way to use euphemisin is to relate to your audience in a extinctive way. The way to do that is to use subjects that no longer exists so the audience doesn't become embarrassed maybe. The inappropriate way to use euphemisin is to use the subjects that people could relate to. This creates offending them and different outlooks of the world and the whole world of language.
What makes words bad ? There is no such thing as bad words. We just use them incorrectly everyday whether it be towards a person with anger or we stub our toe on the coffee table edge. When a person speaks their words, it speaks louder than their actions. Words describe a person more than appearance ever will. We the people are like books, we may not be open but we have words that describe us. There is a existence of a bad language or a unsophisticated language. We could abolish that if we could convince ourselves that their is no bad words. We could speak our minds more clearly. The appropriate way to use euphemisin is to relate to your audience in a extinctive way. The way to do that is to use subjects that no longer exists so the audience doesn't become embarrassed maybe. The inappropriate way to use euphemisin is to use the subjects that people could relate to. This creates offending them and different outlooks of the world and the whole world of language.
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