End of Year Reflection – Greatest High School Obstacle

Well to me, my greatest high school obsticle was coming here. I never really had problems with school, but this place is weird. I should be going into my senior year next year but no, they are making me do my sophomore and junior year all over again. This is dumb, so now I'm going to try to go to adult school to catch up. I am NOT going to be a super senior. I need to graduate with my class, plus my dad told me that if I graduated with my class he would buy me a car, I want to see if he keeps his word. And I want to prove him wrong and show him that even though I am behind I can catch up.

Playrights

Playwrights Project Play Completion Reflection

So today I finally finished my play. I feel pretty good about myself, but I also feel like I could have done better. It's to late now anyways. I like my play a lot but it came out different than I thought it would. I would expect myself to write a comedy or something but it came out with like a shooting scene and a couple people die and a kid comits suicide. That's not how I normally think. Anyways I feel releaved and excited at the same time. Good luck to everyone but I hope I win.

Free Write

So this weekend I was suppose to hang out with my girlfriend and have a good time, but I guess that's impossible to do here on the San Pasqual campus. Ofcourse drama has to get in the way for eveything. I would really like to know what the point of starting drama is? Is it because you think it's cool? Do you do it for attention? Are you that low to do stuff like that? have you not matured yet? Or is it all of the above, because if you start drama then it is all of the above. I don't think you realize how much more drama there is here than at a regular school, and I'm pretty sure it's because these "little kids" have nothing better to do. My weekend would have been the best weekend I've had since I've been here, but it's whatever I'm not going to let it destroy everything like this campus usually does.

Posters in the Hall

Even though most people back in the day didn't pay attention to colored men or other ethnicities, they still had some very important quotes. Since people mainly focused on the white people, they never actually captured the intelegent things that the Asians, Blacks, Mexicans, and other races said. I believe that one of the most important speaches ever made was by a black man named Martin Luther King Jr. That speach will never be forgotten. So now I think we as America haved prooved a point, that it's not only the white men that are intelegent enough to write important quotes.

Week in rap

Comment-Seeking Post

Since I'm suppose to write a free blog post that will be easy for people to comment on, I'm going to write about all the drama at S.P.A. The first week I got here I kind of had a taste of the drama, but I didn't realize how intense it was going to get. Especially on the tour, my tour guide told me that this place was uber awesome. So I really wanted to come here, not nkowing that their was so much to deal with. It's like looking at a really nice car but the inside is dramatically horrific. I kind of associated myself with the wrong people at the beginning, but now I think I redeemed myself by staying home and avoiding everything and anything that could possibly involve drama. Plus I hang out with only a certain crowd that I trust. Anyways like I was saying this place seemed awesome on the tour, but it turned out to be not as great as it seemed. I should have known that it was to good to be true. I'm going to end my post with that.

Playwrights Project Scene 1 for Feedback