T1B23

October 18th, 2014

Greeting dudsons,

So today I went to Chinese class and we had that test I was dreading.  At least I got over it and there's still that big test coming up in two weeks.  More studying for me... "yay".....
So I was reading Sab's blog and she was talking about a old lady called Ms. Brown.  I know her because in my old school, there's this teacher named Mr. Fisher and that's his mother.  She sometimes comes in for PE too.  I think she's a really sweet and nice lady.  It's amazing how young she looks even she's at the impressive age of 90.
I finally got a hold for this book a need for science.  As I previously mentioned, it is called Unbroken: a World War 2 Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption.  I was in twelfth place for holds the week before last week.  I think it will be a good book to read since so many people want it. I just need to find some time to pick it up at the library...
I was just thinking about how many new apartment buildings are planned for the Cambie corridor. Since there's going to be a lot of buildings, where will the city find enough people to move in?  It's not like Vancouver will have a sudden ten thousand rise of population.  I like that the city will have a more modern and big-city feel, but there's going to be tons of traffic and people.  I want that peaceful neighborhood to stay.
I just discovered another addicting app. (creds to my brother)  It's called Quiz Up and it's a test for a lot of different topics.  There's math, music, and even Taylor Swift.  They have a whopping amount of 626 topics to choose from.  Another reason why I am addicted to this app.  I am not shy to mention that keep failing at Taylor Swift, even though she's my favourite singer.  Oh well!  It's just a game! On the contrary, I am acing in the easy math topic.  After all, it does have the word 'easy' in the name. I hope it doesn't affect me and my schoolwork, though it probably will.
I also found a story told in the format of cheques.  There is no story behind it; you are the one that is suppose to interpret it yourself.  There are a lot of interpretations of it online and I find the story to be quite interesting.  It's called 'Ordeal of Cheques'.

Here's the link to the story:  http://ghsbears.pbworks.com/f/Cheques.pdf

--Cyndi Forrest