I'm currently planning a lesson to do with 4th-6th graders as part of a practicum in my Education program at university. I was hoping to select a poem that is very descritive to read to the kids as they draw what they see through the words. My initial idea was to use Coleridge's "Kubla Kahn," but I've since decided that this will probably be too difficult a poem for 4th-6th graders (based on experience I've had with 'em). I'm looking for something that won't be too easy, ...
Should I forgive you? I am alone, with my broken heart Struggling with past memory Trying to mend my heart Trying to stand on my own I am so confused, I just don't know what to do, I really hate you, But should i forgive you? I did love from the bottom of my heart, You shattered my life You shattered my heart I did distract ...
Shalot inspired me to tell you my exercise work out routine. First there are a couple of principles I believe in for complete fitness. One is the 3-2-1 principle. Every workout should include cardio, strength, and abdominal exercises, and they should be structured to a ratio of 3 for cardio, 2 for strength, and 1 for abs. So for a one hour routine you can figure 30 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of strength, and 10 minutes of abs. Another principle is exercising all three levels in a workout: ...
Ok, I feel like blogging but I have no particularly interesting thoughts currently so I thought I'd tell you a story about me as a child. When I was young I was obsessed with pigs. The only animal on Old MacDonald's farm I cared about was the one that went Oink, to hell with the stupid cows and ducks, I only wanted to hear the verse about the pig. Somewhere along the line, I got it into my head that it would be tremendous fun to ride a pig. Anyway, there was a TV show ...
Chapter 7 -- "Rescued!" Anthony woke up in the dark, freezing. He managed to rummage around and find a nice thick sweatshirt. Taking a drink of bottled water, he saw that the sky was clear and it looked as though the stars were hanging down low, relaxed, as if backstage, unobserved, after a tiring performance. Anthony saw the big dipper tipping precariously, well above the horizon. The sea seemed fairly calm and he paddled a bit to rotate his barge. Immediately, a swirling ...
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