Deer Hunting

I like to go out and deer hunt. It's always fun because you never know when the big one will come running up to you. I have liked going ever since I was little. It may get cold out when you are sitting out in the woods, but it will be worth it when the big buck comes walking up to you. It really gets your heart racing when that happens. I have shot a big buck before and a lot of does. It's a good feeling because you feel good that you hit that deer. It takes a lot of time and money to go deer hunting. By the time you buy your gun and all the stuff to go, you will have a lot of money spent. If you are going to go out, you always have to be on the look out for people in the woods. You might think they are a deer and shoot them. Like I said, it's fun to go out and deer hunt but you have to be careful. If you would, please tell me about your fun experiences with hunting. Remember to keep it safe when you are out there hunting.

Poem of the Week #5

Time Passes By

Hours pass me by

I grow older each minute

I don't know why

I don't want it to be this way

I wish that I could put a stop to time

I'd give every possession

I'd give every dime

I would give everything that I have

When I look back, I remember it all

I remember that one boy

That showed me how hard I could fall

I never wanted that to end

When I look back, I sure do remember

That one special friend of mine

Who was born in December

I could tell that God put her in my path

I would stop time the first chance I'd get

I would go back to kiss

The ones I love and would never forget

Hours would no longer pass me by

By: Andrea W.

Here are some blogs that have to do with poetry that you may like :

Poems My Way

Teen Angst Poetry

Teenage love poems, poetry

Poetry Readers

"The pregnancy pact"

Think 17 girls, 17 boys, and 17 new lives. At Gloucester High school in Massachusetts 17 young ladies were expecting to be new mother, these ladies were no more than 16 years old. The principal of this high school said "some girls seemed more upset when they weren't pregnant than when they were." It all started from one girl, she was innocent. Her and her boyfriend had no intentions of doing anything of the sort to get her pregnant. Until, the day she met this new group of "friends," about two of them were already pregnant so she thought it would be cool to be pregnant too. The girls confessed that they all wanted to get pregnant at the same time so they could have the babies around the same time and raise them together.
What I think about this?
Getting pregnant at 16? Are you that anxious to have a baby already? Girls that think they want to have a baby should really talk to their parents about it. They had you and they would tell you the truth about what it’s like being a parent. You hardly get any sleep because the baby is up most of the time wanting changed or feed. Many babies have to have something to put them to sleep like riding around in the car or being pushed in the swing that they have. I honestly think the pregnancy rate in America is ridiculously. That is just my opinion, what do you think about this?

Links to the story about the pregnancy pact:

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1815845,00.html

What is it? #4

 Can you guess what this is?

Quote of the Week # 3

Where there is love, there is life.

- Mahatma Gandhi

What do you think this means? In my opinion, it is talking about how the world should just come together and love each other. If this world had no love, we wouldn't be anywhere. Have you ever heard the expression, "Love makes the world go 'round"? I believe that it's true! This world would be filled with complete chaos if nonbody had love in their hearts. Picture how wonderful this Earth would be if no one was mean or cruel and everyone showed love for each other. Picture everyone helping each other by picking up litter and just working together. Today, I would like for you guys to tell the ones you love and care about that you love and care for them, sincerely compliment and apologize to the people you dislike, and try your very hardest to keep bad thoughts in your own head and not out in the open. If we all start to get along, we can make wonders and miracles happen!



I got the quote above from here.

Mud Bogging

Mud Bogging is a fun thing to do if you have an old truck and you don't drive it on the road anymore. The best time to go is when it has just rained a lot. You can go out in the woods or field but try not to get stuck. Also, you can go to a place and pay to do it. They would have a pit dug for you to go through. I would much rather go out in the woods and do it because you never have to worry about something going wrong. When you are down in that pit, you can very easily hit the side of the pit and flip your truck. It's better if you put big tires on it so you have a better chance of not getting stuck. You can buy big tires for your mud truck at Trail City. They can cost you anywhere from $100 to $1,000. I think it's worth it though because you can have a lot of fun doing it, as long as you can keep it safe. Would you ever go mud bogging or own a mud truck? Let me know! I would like to hear your thoughts about mud running.

Homecoming 2010 (:

Homecoming is always an exciting weekend, you have the homecoming football game and then the dance. Most sophomore and freshmen look forward to this day every year because juniors and senior still have prom so they look mainly forward to that. This past weekend was our schools homecoming. Our theme at the high school I attend was Hawaiian, it was actually really cute. I really had a blast! I went with my boyfriend, best friend, and her boyfriend. We had dinner at my house, thanks to my wonderful mom. A lot of girls don't go to homecoming for one simple reason: Drama. Actually, there was no drama at homecoming that I know about. Last year, it was full of drama for me and my friends. It just made my night no fun, but oh well this year was incredible! I am so glad to hear that everyone got home safe and soundly. What was your homecoming this year like? I would love to hear your stories!