okay so there are SO MANY things i need to fix with this blog. the list is actually endless and there are bugs everywhere but i will do it i promise (when i do finish revamping i’m probably going to delete half my old posts and also this one) but hi it’s been almost a…
i wrote most of this during a 15 minute session in my reading/writing class. i’d just finished the great gatsby and pondered over it for a long time, since i failed to appreciate it when i read it 2 or so years ago but felt it much more profoundly this time around. we had an…
after a few years of playing tennis (admittedly, entirely recreationally and without much solid skills) and watching others play tennis, i’ve come to a few conclusions about the types of people that play tennis in my classes. not competitively, of course, but more on the beginner side.
author: Gayle Forman rating: 2/10 genre: young adult romance best for ages: 8 to 10 — I would not have started reading this book if not for my language arts class. We had to pick out a book from my teacher’s list, so I chose this one, since it had an interesting synopsis. It might…
so in school right now in ela we’re getting taught on isms like racism, sexism, genderism, that sort of thing. and people are talking about discrimination and just, how life is really unfair. what nobody really mentions is the difference between siblings. or, if you may, the sibling gap. i know there are a lot…
i’m putting a pdf of it on here so that i can see the fruit of my work when i reflect on it a few months later with it all messed up again. but yeah, right now it’s pretty accurate of what i want to read! ♡ meanwhile for general updates, i also just changed…