Lkitty's Blog

I think I’ve been either at a constant or a slightly downward slope. I’ve been doing better in French II H than I thought. I thought I would do better in English but I’m doing horrible. I will definitely try to figure out a better study tactic to remember better. I want to learn how to be more confident and comfortable on stage so I’m going to keep trying in theatre.

I enjoyed the poem and mosaic project. I like being creative and I’m better at that with not very much pressure and when I have a guideline to follow. I don’t want to present in front of other people. I am really scared of embarrassment and I don’t like the thought of judgment so I try to stay away from that if I can. I need to stop doing that. Going back to my other topic of being ore confident in myself.

When I was little I was spoiled a lot and got a lot of things I wanted. I don’t like that now but of course since I was a kid I loved it. I spent only three years by myself until my sister came along. We loved to play together all the time. I have so many videos and pictures of us on a camera my grandpa gave me six years ago.

From what I can remember we got so many lalaloopsy dolls to play with. We had a bunch of dolls, mini and giant. We had a Ferris wheel, a house, animals. All matching to the lalaloopsy dolls. We also got a toy castle with knights, horses, unicorns, fairies, and flowers. My parents got us the castle for Christmas and since we’ve moved from multiple different houses we’ve lost a lot of pieces. Of course we still have the main ones that we cared about the most, technically our favorite ones of the bunch. We still have it to this day and my little brother and little sister play with it all the time.

I’m not sure whether I want to vote or not yet. I guess it depends on the moment in time. I might get really invested in politics or I might not. I don’t like it much right now because I hate fighting, so the fact that it causes a lot of fights scares me. Everyone has multiple different opinions and I don’t like to judge people on that.

I was always taught that actions speak louder than words. So the way the person acts and not what they promise depends on my vote. If they do what they promise and if what they promise is good then they get my vote. I would vote for someone who is confident in what they do, they know what they plan on doing, they’re caring, and they don’t discriminate.

One of my favorite movies would have to be Candy Jar. It’s about these two rival seniors in high school who are competing against each other in debates to get to their preferred college by the end of the year. In the end their shared counselor helps them realize that they can work together if they see past the rivalry. She ends up dying and from that experience they are put in a spot where they have to work together because they don’t have her anymore. When they got together in the end it made me really happy and it showed me that even opponents can learn to work together to create something beautiful.

It’s a very inspirational movie to me because it showed me that I love to help people and to get people to see eye to eye on the smallest to biggest things is amazing to me. The counselor was my favorite character because she always seemed to know what to say, everyone loved her, and she had such a soft heart. She is the reason I want to be a therapist when I get older. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1lXLGwe_DUU

I’ve had my best friend for about five years. She’s been my best friend because she and I are honest to each other, we never teach each other bad things, and we hang out often. I think we’ve stayed friends for that long because I was one of the first people to become her friend and we really got to know each other by having a lot a classes with her. Both of our parents are like second parents for both of us.

My first frenemie was around the time when I met my best friend. Her name was Hayley, I met her on him the bus. Because I had met her on the bus it ruined my first impression so now I hate buses. She taught me how to do bad things like steak and lie to my parents. I learned my lesson and my best friend taught me how to be a better person.

I think I’m holding up quite well. I just dropped down from Honor World History to on level, so that’s much easier. I’m enjoying all of my teachers and I have many friends here. I was recently at CSHS last year and that was nice, but I’m glad I moved here. The teachers are so much nicer and theatre is honestly way more fun than last years. I struggle with memorization so my actual theatre class is going to be pretty hard, along with French because I have to memorize a lot of things. I’m going to try to make flash cards to help my memorization skills, I’m also going to do the French symposium, which will hopefully help me with memorizing and learning French. My mom thinks I may have a little bit of Aspergers so that might be the reason why I can’t memorize a lot of things.

I’m doing theatre so I can try to conquer my fear of the stage and reciting things if front of other people. I’m thinking about going to Sam Houston University because both of my parents went there and they said it was a great experience. It doesn’t leave a big fine of school loans and they have psychology. I want to be a therapist so I need to take a major in social work and psychology.

My favorite childhood book was Green Eggs and Ham. I remember how funny it was and how my parents read it. They read it in these funny voices that made me and my sister laugh. My favorite character was Sam mostly because of how funny his voice was by my parents, but also because he was so persistent into trying to get the other guy to try something new. It got me into trying new things instead of being scared. We don’t have the book anymore sadly but I will get it for my kids when I’m older to try to get them to try new things.

I have started reading Into The Wild. This blog is about a bad thing I did in fifth grade. I met a girl on the bus who I became good friends with. She was not the best influence and had taught me many bad habits such as ; stealing, talking back to my parents, and even taking my parents money. After she taught me I started thinking about how to do it. I didn’t think about the consequences that would happen after I did it. So I did it.

After I did it my parents found out. They took all of my stuff out of my room and I was grounded for three weeks. I felt so guilty, and that guilt has stayed with me. My parents showed me that if I did something bad to someone else, then something bad would happen to me. That has stayed with me, so I haven’t stolen since then.

Thanks for joining me!

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton