If I were to be a superhero I would have bear powers, including super strength, bear-like reflexes, and super roars. My identity would be Ted Abear, and I would be half bear and half human. My abilities would be gained through an accident in my backyard. I would look for my necklace and be struck by lightning, thus giving me my powers. T - San and I would get revenge toward my father for killing our parents. It would be a quest of revenge, but we would gain experience. Although, we would have to split up to find information on our parents. On the quest for information, we both find out my father was responsible. This discovery led to our reunion. My father, of course, weakened my abilities with a bear ray gun. T - San came to my rescue, and even managed to kill my father. In the end we made a great team, we defeated the person who killed our parents and were reunited as partners against crime. Ah yes, wouldn't that be a marvelous experience.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
I won something!
I was a lucky child, always winning the raffles my mother entered me in. However, my most memorable winning would have to be the time I won a tall ceramic woman for my mother. I was 7 years old, and I wanted to give my mother the perfect birthday present. However, since I was I child I did not have an allowance. I tried to save up money, but the temptation of buying snacks was too high. How I craved those sweets!
The lack of mental strength against junk food lead me to apply into a church raffle. My mother's friend was in charge of it, and when my mother asked me if I wanted to enter it my answer was a definite "Yes!" I knew I was lucky, but I did not know how much. I was patiently hoping that I would win something worthy of my mother. I knew that the prizes ranged from a food basket to a couple of t shirts. I wanted to desperately win!
Over the next week, I began to think of the raffle as a rip off. We had not even been informed of who won and the deadline passed days ago. I began to worry. What if I actually lost this time? That same day, my mom received the item I won at the raffle. It was not until I got home, that I realized I won something, and it was perfect! There it was, a tall ceramic woman, dressed in spring clothing, wrapped in clear cellophane, and topped off with a bow.
This was it! It was the perfect birthday present for my mother. She had seen it earlier, but she though I was going to keep it. I made her believe hat, when in reality I hid the prize in the closet. The challenge of waiting, was patience. I could not be patient when I knew my mother would be happy with the present I would give her. I was anticipating her smile and her thank you hug, thus proving to me that I had done a good job.
When her birthday came, I ran to the closet. I ran so fast, that I felt the wind in my house press against my face. I nearly hurt myself in the closet, trying to find that prize. When I found her, I gave her to my mom (her refers to the "she" that the ceramic represents). My mom responded exactly as I had imagined, she was grateful, gave me a bear hug, and a kiss on my forhead. I was proud that I managed to follow my pan though. I was happy with the outcome.
The lack of mental strength against junk food lead me to apply into a church raffle. My mother's friend was in charge of it, and when my mother asked me if I wanted to enter it my answer was a definite "Yes!" I knew I was lucky, but I did not know how much. I was patiently hoping that I would win something worthy of my mother. I knew that the prizes ranged from a food basket to a couple of t shirts. I wanted to desperately win!
Over the next week, I began to think of the raffle as a rip off. We had not even been informed of who won and the deadline passed days ago. I began to worry. What if I actually lost this time? That same day, my mom received the item I won at the raffle. It was not until I got home, that I realized I won something, and it was perfect! There it was, a tall ceramic woman, dressed in spring clothing, wrapped in clear cellophane, and topped off with a bow.
This was it! It was the perfect birthday present for my mother. She had seen it earlier, but she though I was going to keep it. I made her believe hat, when in reality I hid the prize in the closet. The challenge of waiting, was patience. I could not be patient when I knew my mother would be happy with the present I would give her. I was anticipating her smile and her thank you hug, thus proving to me that I had done a good job.
When her birthday came, I ran to the closet. I ran so fast, that I felt the wind in my house press against my face. I nearly hurt myself in the closet, trying to find that prize. When I found her, I gave her to my mom (her refers to the "she" that the ceramic represents). My mom responded exactly as I had imagined, she was grateful, gave me a bear hug, and a kiss on my forhead. I was proud that I managed to follow my pan though. I was happy with the outcome.
Which Family Member I Would Choose...
If I can choose one member of my extended family to spend the day with it would have to be my grandfather on my mother's side. The reason for my decision is simply because I did not get to spend enough time with him when I visited Mexico. I want to have the wise talks similar to those I had with my grandmother, except this time I can converse with him. He looks like a nice and carefree individual who will treat me as a granddaughter. After having talks with my uncle, mother, and grandmother about their past, I was tempted to talk to him. The only thing that stopped me was the fast the I was short and he was tall. Overall, my day would be filled with happiness, food, joy, and conversations about our pasts. I want to get to know my grandfather better.
Visiting the Moon
As a visitor to the moon, I would claim the moon as my property. I would first purchase the moon from whoever it belongs to, but if it is not anyone's I shall take my place as the owner of the moon. I would live there, if I had enough oxygen an technology to survive there.Then, I would build my own house because the moon owner definitely needs a place to survive there. My next plan would be to have a concert on the moon. I would negotiate with SM entertainment and have them send Super Junior, SHINee, and TRAX to the moon to entertain me. I would invite the Alice and T-San because I know they would want to see these Korean pop stars with me. We would have our crazy fan girl moments and take lots of pictures. Once the concert ends, we would all go on a voyage to Earth together in a spaceship. The spaceship would have to be tremendous, since it has to hold T-San, Alice, Super Junior, SHINee, TRAX, and me (that's alot of people). To summarize this story, I would have to have alot of money in order to go to the moon to:
1. own it
2. live in it
3. have a concert there.
and
4. purchasing a spaceship.
1. own it
2. live in it
3. have a concert there.
and
4. purchasing a spaceship.
Earning money at 16 years old
Based on repetitive statements, I know the minimum age to work is 16 and a half. That being said, people my age have a variety of jobs ahead of them. Kids my age can get jobs as interns (if they have experience), babysitting, selling snacks at school, and work part time. However, it is not easy finding a job unless you have connections or the company is desperate to find a replacement for a fired employee. Now a days, there are even teen job search programs. I do not know much about the job experience, since I do not have one. My knowledge is only acquired through my observations and repetitive statistics.
My Favorite Season
When it comes to seasons there is no other like fall. Fall is the time when the weather is cold but pleasing. Unlike Summer, Fall is cold, rainy, and at times it can be warm. During this season, my favorite activities are sleeping, spending time with the ones I love indoors, and eating lots of warm food. As a hamster, I like to hibernate, so I store my fat for warmth and I sleep with warm clothing and two thick blankets. The silence, serenity, and peace that come with fall can be scary after an energetic summer, but after a while one gets accustomed to it. I love the Fall and all of the changes that come with it. The death of Summer during Fall brings forth a new beginning - a new year for change.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
10 Haikus
I am so confused
People are making noises
It is all a daze
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Summer did not come
Fall came with variety
Winter is coming
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The dog is so cute
It sighs, barks, plays, runs, and hugs
This dog will be mine
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It is hot today
I hallucinated elves
Standford was an elf
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Cats are attacking
They came in squads of twenty
It was confusing
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Wolves are the top dogs
They hunt and eat animals
Wolves live a great life
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I had a weird dream
Hamsters wedded to hedgehogs
It was now lunchtime
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