BLOGING CLASS BLOG

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Today I  went to learning arbor and I did a bloging class and it was quite fun with stuff and 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 66 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 66 6 6 6 6 6 In the class we looked at eatch other's blogs and commented on them and here are some links:

Guess the game!

Today I went to history co-op and it was the first co-op we've had outside since November. After that we went home and a game I ordered arrived in the mail! I was waiting for it for a ling time and I was and am really exited! So now, try to guess the game I got using these clues!

It is papery.
It has a town in it called "PetalBurg"
A boss goes : MEEEEEYOOORK!
The second chapter is called "The Great Boggly Tree"
You have 6 or 7 partners in it (The seventh is optional)
Dazzle trades you star pieces for badges under Rougeport Sewers in the ruins.
The fourth partner is nameable.
Ms. Mowz is a partner that can sniff out Star pieces.

Put your answers in the comments below!
Anyway, I played it all afternoon and then I went to listen to a author talk about things and I had fun there and Mallery won O'l Mom's contest! That lucky dog!

A continuation of last blog!

And now some images with annotations!

Bootler

Torque

Lazy Chu-Jellys

A Multimedia blog

FIRST!
A history of the steam engine!

The first attempt at a steamboat was John Fitch’s attempt in 1787, Which failed due to economic reasons. The first notable steamboat that caught the public’s eye was the CLERMONT, a steamboat designed by Robert Fulton. After that, steamboats really got on the Mississippi.  This caused a lot of competing and thus races. The most famous race was the one between the NATCHEZ and the ROBERT E LEE in 1870; the ROBERT one. After that, the SS SAVANNAH was the first steam-ship to cross the Atlantic, in 1819. It stopped at England, Sweden, Russia, Norway and Denmark before heading back. When off Ireland, a lookout thought the coloms of smoke coming from the ship meant it was on fire, and sent out a rescue boat. It chased the SAVANNAH for 5 hours before it found out that it wasn’t; this became a running joke for English and Irish newspapers. 

The steam locomotive is generly credited to Richard Trevithick, who made the first steam-powered one in 1808. The Steam passenger-carying plans were invented by George Stephenson in 1812 in london. The first full-sized locomotive was invented in 1829 by Horatio Allen. In 25 years after that, there were 30,626 miles o’ layed track. Pretty soon, the railroads spread to the west coast. Anoyingly, the west of America had a unique terain that presented many chalenges. The rail race was a good example of western trains. The rails ran into each other and competed, forming the transcontenal railroad. 

By 1845, all mills, factories, Ironworks, mills and brewerys used the steam engine. Though this elemanited much work, it also opened up more factories, and more jobs. Thus, all sorts of pepole came to work and mainly children. Due to the inhumain and dangerous working conditions, Parlament passed the child labor law, making it so children under 12 couldn’t be employed. Another awful line of work was mines, even more inhumain and dangerous than factories. Parlament passed lots of laws about mines and set it up so Women, Girls, Boys, and young men couldn’t work in mines. Evry time anything happened, Parlament passed a bunch of laws and jailed evil mine-runners.

In conclusion, The steam engine is a powerful Double-eged sword with one edge duller than the other. The system is a relitively clean, Powerful, Reliable mechinac. The practical applacaitons are endless, though often outpowered by the more powerful, less clean deseil engines. It is mostely used for transportaiton, as all the factory-like uses are filled by electronics. The steam engine is rather outpowered, but still powerful and relitively clean. The steam prospect has been limited, but is still widely used, popular and notable.

And Now, my written blog!

I was thinking about doing game walkthroughs as a project lately, and I decided that I needed to play my games more to practice them. I heard that Japan got totally overwrecked and that it got hit by an earthquake which set off a Tsunami which set off the nuclear power plants to melt off and blow up! I bet that video games wont be coming out for one or two years, good think that I got enough good games for another 4 years or so. I hope that some force in the middle east is heavily depending on Japan, and if so, violence in the middle east will go down a bit. Today I started to clean my room. I started by pudding all my books into the bookshelf, and in under an hour, all the shelves were completely jam-packed! I then went on a walk with O'l Mom and then I cleaned more!

Next! Some images with Annotations!

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Today I went to newspaper club and then I went and had lunch with O'l Mom and then we went on errands_________________________________________________________________________________________________and then we got home and I exersized and goofed off and didn't do anything significant for hours exept for Math, Science, Pro-crastinating, Waiting, Watching things happen, Jumping, Doing my blog, Talking at O'l Mom, Laying around, Keeping my mattress in shape, Guarding O'l Mom's Freshly-Baked cookies, Running up and down the stairs, Eating snacks,  Reading, Climbing and Waiting for something to come in the mail!

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!

I got scared! Explaining the title! But anyway today I got up early and we set off for Dylan's house and I played around for 4 hours and then we went to the carolina house and then O'l Mom and I went to book club and all day it rained awfully.

Really fun day!

Today I woke up early and I thought about nothing and exersized and in the afternoon O'l Mom and I went off to Crower Park where the class was having a party and I played around for 6 hours and then we wentto the bank so I could pay O'l Mom for something she brought me just tonight and so THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU and then O'l Mom went to the doctor's and I played around in the lounge while O'l Mom was off doing her check-up and then I got home.