My favorite food memory would be when I would visit my Nana
Vickie and Papa Doug. My nana was always the best cook hands down, but every time
I would go to her house she would have the exact same three food items for me
waiting. Their fridge was always stocked
full with Mountain Dew Code Red and string cheese and the freezer always had a
huge bowl of puppy chow. My nana makes the best puppy chow in the world. My
mom, aunt and other grandma have tried to make it for me, but Nana Vickie has
always made the best. When I picture my child hood I think of me and my Papa
Doug sitting in the living room in his big chair drinking a nice cold Code Red
while eating a big bowl of puppy chow. Even to this day every time I go to
their house I make sure to help her make the puppy chow or she already has it
made. It’s gotten to the point where I want a bowl for when I’m there to eat
and then I bowl made for me to take home. When I do get a bowl to take home it
is normally gone by the time I get back to Missouri.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Movie Preference
Movie
Preferences
·
I
have many movies that I have enjoyed. One movie that I have recently watched
that I really loved was “The Heat”. I thought this movie was hilarious and I love
Melissa McCarthy as an actress. Every movie she is in I am cracking up and
crying with tears because I was laughing so hard. “The Heat” kept me laughing
and it had a good plot twist to it.
·
I
do not care for musicals. They get on my nerve.
·
I
usually watch a movie at least once a weekend. My boyfriend and I are always
going to a new movie.
·
For
movie viewing I need everybody around me to be quiet, even though I talk the
whole time, a Sprite, and a box of Milk duds.
·
I
am 58% extraverted, 50% agreeable, 50% contentious, 58% emotionally stable, and
42% open to new experiences.
Dan in Real Life Questions
Dan in
Real Life Questions
#1: Do you think it’s important to write about what you
know?
A: I
think it is important to write about what you know. You want to write about
something you have a passion for. If you didn’t enjoy or know about what you’re
writing then you won’t have any fun.
#2: What are three tips you would give to parents of
teenagers?
A: Give them space, treat them like the adult
they are, and do get on to them for every little thing.
#5: How old do you think someone should be to date? Wear a
thong? Fall in love?
A: I
think fifteen is the appropriate age to date, being thirteen to wear a thong,
and that any age a person can fall in love. I don’t think you can put an age
limit on love.
#7: Can you know in three days if you love someone?
A: Yes,
if it’s true love then it can happen in the shortest of time.
#8: What are books that would pull Marie in?
A: I
would suggest the Delirium series and any Sarah Dessen books.
#18: What are some good pick up lines you’ve heard?
A: “Do
you have a band-aid? Because I think I scrapped my knee falling for you.”
#30: Are you a good bowler?
A: No,
every time I have bowled I have come in last a lot.
Monday, November 11, 2013
Inspriring Images
Prose:

Poem:
I
taste the salt in the air and feel the cool ocean breeze
Being
in Jamaica has opened my eyes to a new culture and I’ve made a million memories
with my new hubby
I
will never forget how shocked
Shocked
I was when I first stepped on the sand
It
was like all my problems had tolled away with the tides and I was at peace with
myself
I
won’t forget the feeling of the squishy sand between my toes or the sound of my
husband laughing uncontrollably.
It’s
the last day of our honeymoon.
I’m
going to miss the endless buffets
The
sounds of the exotic birds waking me up in the morning
Scuba
diving and discovering a new world
And
most of all I am going to miss sitting on the beach with my husband realizing
how truly blessed we are.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Debbie's Big Day
Debbie’s Big Day
Little
Debbie Maska was so excited to finally be five. Her birthday was tomorrow and
she wanted to have a princess themed party. Being a princess herself everything
at her party had to be just the way she wanted. Debbie told her mother she
wanted every princess to be at her party, from Jasmine to Cinderella, Snow White,
Sleeping Beauty, and Belle.

Now that Debbie’s outfit was all
picked out it was time for them to head to the bakery. Debbie’s mom ordered a
pink cake with a crown fit for a princess on top. Debbie loved her cake; it was
exactly what she wanted. Everything was falling into place; her party was going
to be perfect.

At
the end of the day Debbie was laying with her mom on the couch taking in how
great her day was. She then said “I can’t wait for next year’s party. I am
going to make it even better.”
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Children's Storybook
Characters:
Grinch, Max the dog, Cindy-Lou Who
Setting: The
setting of this book is in the town of Who-Ville,
a place where all Who’s live
happily together, and then also the cave where the Grinch lives.
Summary: The
Grinch hates Christmas and the Who people. He decides the Who’s cant celebrate Christmas
if he takes all of their Christmas decorations out of all the houses and around
town. After successfully taking all the Christmas decorations back to his cave
he expects all the Who’s to be sad once they wake up Christmas morning, but
instead he hears the town break out in song. The Grinch then realizes that the
town doesn’t need material things to make their Christmas. After hearing their
cheer his heart then grows three times bigger and he brings all the gifts back
to the Who’s.
Does
this book…
·
Have animals
as characters? Yes
·
Use rhyme?
Yes
·
Teach a
lesson of some kind? Yes
·
Have monsters
or creatures? No
·
Have adults
as characters? No
·
Use humor?
Yes
·
Have illustration?
Yes
·
Use color?
Yes
·
Use actual
photos? No
·
Have a
more sentimental/ lovey tone? Yes
·
Lots of
words per page? No
·
One word
or phrase repeated throughout? Yes
Favorite sentence:
“And they’d FEAST FEASY FEAST FEAST!”
Ages for book:
5-10 year olds. I think once they hit 5 they could understand the book and are
able to read it.
I liked this book
when I was a child because I loved rhyming books.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Child's Play
#2: The most important person in my childhood would either be my papa or mom. Both of them have overcome many struggles in their life and they both inspire me to be like them. They always make the right decision and they are always there for their family.
#3: If I was a child and I was granted adulthood for 24 hours I would do many things. To start I would go on a shopping spree because when you are a child you don’t have a lot of money, I would go out on the town just to experience it, and I would eat whenever I wanted to. I would go to Cracker Barrel for breakfast, Panera for lunch, and Hinode for dinner. Also with a lot of snacks in between.
#4: Sydney Norton had been my best friend ever since elementary, but once we got to middle school everything changed. I couldn’t even tell you what changed us being friends, but since they we don’t really speak to each other and when we see each other in the hall we just kind of look away.

#9. Something I know now that I wish I knew when I was little would be that just because you don’t get what you want right away doesn’t mean it’s the end of the world. I still have trouble realizing that today, but I like being spoiled sometimes. I’ve also learned that something’s better if you pay for it yourself. When I was little if I knew that I probably would have saved all my chore money to get the toy that I wanted.
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