Eddie

“Hmm, I don’t really like yellow anymore.” Moments later I touched my bedroom wall. The wall in turn read my thoughts and changed to a magnificent sky pattern complete with moving clouds. I think I’ll have to thank my dad again for painting my room with the new Change-o-Paint. ® Continuing on to breakfast my AI computer took its usual human form and (although you could see through it) served my favorite breakfast in “less than 1 second” (it takes 2 the liars!) I’m so thankful I don’t have to go to the horror land called school my great grandpa talks about. Can you imagine more than one teacher per student? What would we do without robots? Instead I put on my brain helmet and choose what I would like to learn for the day and in under a minute my school day is over. Sadly, we can’t simply download everything in the world into our brains in one day, that takes 20 years because if give our brain too much information in one day our brain would overload and melt. Thankfully that hasn’t happened for over 30 years thanks to the great safety instructions that you must download into your brain before actually learning anything. Then I have the rest of the day for free time. Usually I visit some far off planet considering I’ve visited every city on Earth I’ve decided to visit our extra-terrestrial friends living on the planet Glubulor©. According to research, these aliens (also known as Nupobeings® are kind to humans, and even assisted us in UW1, or Universe War One. To get there I step into my A-B, Port-Port ™ machine and in milliseconds I arrive. After stepping into the travel machine again to get back home it’s time for bed. I step into my Super Reinforced Cloud Bed © and instantly go into a stage three realm sleep. In two hours time my alarm clock will send a signal to my brain through a special type of light my eyes sense even with my eyelids closed and it will feel as if I woke up naturally, and not at five o’clock in the morning where I will have another day. Maybe then I’ll visit Europlodonia! ©

JKL





Polar Expedition The expedition has just started. I personally saw that we had almost tripled the food recommended, just in case. I soon found out that was a life saving idea. About half way through the journey our boat hit an iceberg after our captain dozed off. Our mighty ship was gutted, the entire bottom in a clutter of wood and metal. We waited and waited, not expecting rescue, but hoping. The island turned out to be void of anything edible and with it anything living. All we have is our current supplies. Even with the extra food we had to conserve, especially water. It was torture, being surrounded by water and not being able to use it. One person on our trip tried to dig a giant hole in the ice after ditching the rest of us. We soon saw him again, unconscious but alive by his hole about a quarter inch deep. He survived, but suffered from frostbite on two toes, and all 10 fingers. Our group started to make fires from the savaged wood of the ship, making sure the rest of our water wouldn’t melt, and kept us warm. Coincidently the day we ran out of our necessary supplies, a lost supply boat came and rescued us. We were all lucky to be alive.

Obituary My child hood took place in Sheridan, Wyoming, where my life consisted of visiting my cabin, spending summers driving to New Jersey, just to relax on the beach with my family, and, of course, savor the fresh lobster. After graduating from Big Horn High School, I moved onto my studies of being a lawyer. Finally, after graduating law school, I collected on some clients, persuaded some judges, worked my way up, and courageously created my own law firm which almost failed, but I remained confident, and soon after became very successful. Later in my life, I became the top lawyer in the country, and beat Gates’ record for “richest in the world.” I retired at 50, and moved to Costa Rica. Living my remaining years on my private beach, where I scuba dive, and enjoy exotic foods at my castle every day. I still take vacations on my private jet to visit Wyoming, and ski.

Assignment 6

Assignment 3 Arabian Knights Summary At the beginning of //The Story of Two Sisters Who Were Jealous of Their Younger Sister// the three sister spoke of who they dreamed of marrying. Soon after their dreams came true, the youngest sister was the bride of the king, while the other sisters, their wishes being more realistic, was married off to lesser subjects. This made the other sisters very jealous. To get their revenge, when the youngest sister finally had her baby, they replaced it with a puppy. This enraged the king, and after this repeated 3 more times he locked his bride in a cage for people to make fun off and spit on. This was a long story, therefore this summarizes half of //The Story of Two Sisters Who Were Jealous of Their Younger Sister.//

Assignment 2 Question 3: I believe that society can be fair even if people are not exactly alike. There are balances, some people may be good at art and some might be good at sports. If you’re not as good as someone else in one thing, you have another subject that you can beat them at. If everyone was exactly the same, the world would be boring. There would be no point to work your hardest if everyone always worked as hard as you. It would be impossible to stand out above, or below your peers.

Five Books: 1. Found-Margaret Peterson Haddix* 2. Ghosts of Onyx-Erik Nylund 3. Snake Head-Anthony Horowitz 4 The Flood-Erik Nylund 5. The Fall of Reach-Eric Nylund


 * I completed the plot diagram on this book.