The Necklace Rewrite

"I have not Mme Forrestia's necklace !"
He jumped up frightened.
"What? How? It is not possible!"

List Poem

Things That Are Red

The color of christmas
and the color of love

An Uplifting Experience

One uplifting experience I had was in the 9th grade when I went to Paris, France.

Acrostic Poem

Sometimes I get shy
Having to sing by myself
Especially on Sunday's
Right infront of everyone else
My comfort is the choir
Always covered by those mighty voices
Never Alone

But there is another side of me
Unpredictable it is, it makes me want to
Run up and down the musical scale
The crazy side of me is what people like
Open and wild
Now that's a wonderful sight

My True False Quiz

1. I am a Leo.

2. I am a Catholic.

3. I went to Paris, France.

4. I have two dogs.

5. I have moved homes only once.

6. I sing with the M.A.S.E. Choir.

7. I have five siblings.

8. I am apart of seven different organizations/groups, two of which I am the president.

9. At least one of my parents are apart of a college greek.

10. My number one college choice is Mississippi Valley.

My Wacky Alphabet Poem

Always Be Caring
Do Everything Fast
Give Hope Increasingly
Joke Killing Laughter
Make Noise Often
Pin Quiet Roses
Save Time Unessecarilly
Visit Wise Intelligence
Yet Zonk

A Time I Had To Make A Decision

When my church went to Atlanta in the summer of 2006, it was going to be great, but it would turn out to be one of the worst for me. That saturday we went to the mall, and this was when really big sunglassess were in style. I was allowed to go out on my own and do some shopping by myself. I was very excited.

I was walking along minding my business, when something caught my eye. A nice sunglasses booth, stood in the middle of the oversized mecca. I thought it wouldn't hurt to look. So i made my way over there and started looking. Eventually looking turned into trying them on, then asking how much they were, and before I knew it I had a pair of $12.00 shades in my bag. I knew I shouldn't have bought them.

I started to second guess myself. I knew if my mom or dad found out, they would be mad. So i went back to the booth and tried to get my money back, but i couldn't.

So I had to face the music and tell my parents. They reacted just like I thought they would. What mad the situation even worse was that, I could have bought a pair of shades from somewhere else for only, $5. So my dad went to the booth and demanded that I get my money back. Eventually I did. But now I know never to spend money, when I could save money.