Technology

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I learned a lot this quarter in technology. I learned how to type better from timed typing tests and Typing Web. I used to be terrible at typing and now I am not as bad as I used to be.I have also learnd many things about computer parts. Including a lot about computer hardware. I also know computer safety, and what types of things to stay away from when on the Internet. I know the importance of taking care of your computer. I liked doing the timed typing tests a lot. I also liked free posts on Thursday. There really wasn't anything that I disliked.

My First Homerun

When I was playing on the Diamondstars, we had a baseball tournament in Afton. On Saturday I didn't get to play, because I was sick. I came to play on Sunday, and we won the first game. The next game, one of my teammates hit a home run. The crowd for our team was cheering. A few batters later, I came up to bat. The pitcher through the first pitch and it was a strike. I watched it go by. The next pitch was a ball. The next pitch, I fouled it off to make the count 1 ball and 2 strikes. The next pitch the pitcher through one and I swung and it felt so natural. The ball went sailing off of my bat and flew over the fence. The fence was about 15 feet high. My first home run was so exciting. I ran around the bases and my teammates greeted me at the plate. It was such  a great feeling. I felt like a total purple flying moose.

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Wonderland

I was standing in front of seven identical doors. They all led to different places, and I didn't know where they led to. I walked into one of the doors, and it turned out to be Wonderland. I met Alice, the Tweetle brothers, the Mad Hatter, and the blue catipiller ( never did find out the blue catipiller's name.) It was the same situation as the movie. The Red Queen was after us. I drank the drink that made me shrink, and got to ride on Mad Hatter's hat. I ate the cake and grew very tall. I got caught by the Red Queen and got held prisoner. Alice and the Mad Hatter saved me.

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She's Not Dead

When I was sixteen years old, my math teacher went missing. We thought she was dead, but a week before my high school reunion, I recieved a mysterious letter that appeared to be in code. Much like the ones she once gave her students. When I got to the reunion I discovered that several of my classmates recieved a similar letter. All the letters said something about a sewer tunnel. There was only one nearby sewer tunnel. All of us classmates decided to go explore the sewer tunnel. After hours of searching, we saw a shadow in the distance. We approached the shadow and found our former math teacher sitting down. She looked horrible; she even had grown a beard. She said that she had gon into hiding, because she was tired of having to deal with troubled students. She said she gave us the letters, because we were her favorite students of all time.

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