The Awesome Updates of Kirsty’s Blog!

6 facts that you don’t know about me.

1. I like picking daddy long-legged spider’s legs off.

2. Yesterday, I dropped alot of scraps for our dog and this is salo of some sorts on our driveway.

3. I like riding pigs.

4. I named a cat Shudder.

5. In the middle of the night as 3:00 I felt a sickness to my stomach. I took something for it and went back to bed but I couldn’t fall asleep. I felt so sick and so my mom and dad called the health line and they told them all the symtoms and they though it was apendectamy but it wasn’t. They also called 9-1-1 and I got rushed to the hospital.

6. I like school, just not what it is in the morning.

I have already decided what I want to be when I grow up. I would like to be an Engineer! What kind you ask?

An Architectural or Civil Engineer. Architectual or Building engineer constructs or builds structures. Civil engineering is pretty much the same but you would build bridges and things. If I couldn’t be an engineer I would be a fashion designer…I like designer clothes, the only thing I most likely don’t like in my wardrobe are my pink skinny jeans…they are so pink…I used to like them but now I dispise them…so yah! And honestly if I couldn’t get into being a fashion designer I would be a person like Jane Goodall, helping animals when they need it! I love animals! It may not make a lot of money but that would be cool! Sooo yah, that’s what I would like to be when I grow up.

Being a bully only means that you have some personal issues in your life…it’s not helping anyone. They fill the holes inside of them by making fun of somebody. They are only making themselves feel good but not anyone else but they are hurting themselves too. I have not been before bullied before because we have strict policies about bullying in Hafford Central School. I think a bully is insecure from things that happen at home like his parents are moving apart or something. He makes the person he is bullying feel smaller and so he feels bigger for himself. Being a bully, only hurts yourself (that is if you are a bully) and you’re not going to have any friends…only if you have friends that are being bullies with you. There is your life lesson…of not being a bully and listening to your conscience…me!

-Kirsty

On the ice day, I stayed inside and made pictures of the art show. I made a fishy picture and a pontalism picture…IT WAS AMAZINGLY HARD!!!!!! Though, I managed to finish…it took a long time!!! And later in the day, I did my chores and was it ever icy!!! I was trying to shut my quanset door, but I was slipping on the cement. It was fun but I probably could’ve hurt myself!!!! And my kitties were freezing!!! They wanted to go inside my house…unfortunetly I’m allergic to them. But, that’s another story. So, that day all I did was made art projects and did my chores. Oh, and the branches became with one layer of ice, on top. It was shaped the exact shape as the branches.

         Events I know i will be doing on February break for chores are: Feeding, my oh so stupid pig!, feeding and watering my cats, feeding and watering my dog, and that’s about it. So, for feeding my cats all i have to do is, I go into our barn for our cats, I pick up a pale for our dog and cats, go into our quonset, and fill up the pales and give them to our 40 cats and 1 dog. The next thing i have to do is feed my pig, all i have to do is give him the compost, and Katrina feeds him grain. The last, but not least thing i have to do is, I water our dogs and cats. How to do this is I pick a pale up from our quonset, take water from our well, and put it in a heated pale. Those are all my chores.

         I don’t think I’m going on a trip away this February break, but my sisters are coming home! It’s going to be the funnest with them home. All Katrina and I do with them is: bake things, relax, and play board games. And then my aunty comes over…..ok this is getting too personal.

I think there should totally be less social, just like tara pointed out. I think more physed, science, math,  art. So i would change the curriculum to:

1st period- Gym

2nd period- Science

3rd period-Free Period a.k.a. computers

4th period- Art

5th period- Math

I think it should be like that because we don’t get learnt enough of gravity and things in science because we have less periods of it. And Gym: in grade 5/6 we have a lot of energy, so we need to burn some of that off with gym. And art: personally i love art because you don’t have to be good at it, but you still need to get a good mark, but for the meaning of art is expressing your feeling….maybe it isn’t the whole meaning….but that’s what artists do. If they are sad, they paint, draw or sketch a picture of a teardrop or something sad. Ok I’m losing my point here. So also we need to have math too, people may hate it but without math we wouldn’t know our basic measurements and caculations. And also us kids need laptop time…..just a free period. Because we don’t get any time the WHOLE day of school to play any games. So yep…that’s my story.

We should not make up for school days; kids don’t like making up school days, therefore they would get mad if we ever had to. The reason why we shouldn’t give up missed school days is that it’s just wrong to have kids making up for their missed days, why should they have to make them up if it’s not their fault if they have to miss school it’s the weather’s fault. the end.

My favorite winter activities are sledding and playing hockey.

I like to sled on a really big hill, when it’s really cold out side, and i enjoy to sled because it’s fun to fall over once you get to the bottom of the really big hill.

I like to playing hockey on the ice at the skating rink, when it’s winter and cold, and i enjoy playing hockey because it’s fun to get body checked, and too body check.

-Kirsty

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