“The harder you work the luckier
you get.”-Gary Player. According to this quote I obviously need to work harder
because I got to be the daily blogger today. “I don’t care what day I get, just
not today,” I whispered to Blair as Mrs. Morrow was talking. “Today Emma gets
to be the daily blogger,” uttered Mrs. Morrow. “Are you kidding me?” At this
point in time I realized I was very unlucky.
Waking up this morning wasn’t really
easy because it is a Monday. After arriving at school and hearing the bell, I
wandered to Geography class with Mr. Hesse. We said the pledge and then did
what Mr. Brosz told us to do on the computers. Even with technical difficulties
we got done taking the poll. It asked us basic questions about O’Neill Public
Schools. Then we saw who has won the coloring contest. Jaden came in at first,
Gloria in second, and surprisingly Wyatt in third with his camo hot air
balloon. We got to pick partners and “studied” our Russia and The Republics
test. Personally I thought more laughing was happening than studying. Once I
heard the bell, I bolted out of the room as fast as I could because I wanted to
get to my locker before everyone else could.
We were pretty talkative in English
at the beginning and once settled down, we wrote in our journals, or “folders”
as Blair would say, about how we were persecuted in some way, maybe getting
bullied or something along the lines of that. We did this in thinking of a
speaker speaking at the O’Neill High School during third and fourth period.
The speaker was Carl Wilkens. After that I asked if they knew who won the Daily Blogger Awards. They said yes
and we started to go over who had won what. Mrs. Morrow also said that we
didn’t nominate kids who really fit in the category, but who were our friends.
The contest incorporated the two English classes together. Coming in with the
Best Lead was Abbie. Her lead was “The sun exploded in the sky with rays of
sunshine for a brand new week of school full of learning!” Best Conclusion was
Blair aka Jjac. Her conclusion was “Overall I felt like we had a very
successful English class, and I learned a lot about how I could fix my
writing.” Best Word Choice went to Nathaniel. Some of his best word choice
were, “meager,” “enthusiastic,” and “consisted.” Aurora won the Most Detailed
Account of English Class. I’m not going to put her entire Daily Blogger in
here, but it was very detailed. Most Entertaining went to Shayne
Campbell. I won’t put his in either, but you can almost guess what his is like.
Last but not least, Marissa Licchty went home with the Best use of Visuals. She
had a picture that showed two stars and one wish. Congrats to everyone who won.
Hopefully this round of blogs will top the last. After Mrs. Morrow got done
explaining all of this to us, she gave me the dreadful news that I was daily
blogger. She passed out papers and told us which days we had. Also, she
explained our new grading policy. We won’t start at 100, but at 0 and work our
way up with how our blog is. During this Justin got in trouble for messing
around at the pencil sharpener. Then Mrs. Gotschall’s voice came over the
intercom and told us to take our stuff to our locker and head to the library if
we were going to hear Carl Wilkens speak about Rwanda. That was pretty much our
entire English class, so that’s when English ended.
The energy of today’s English class
did not continue throughout the day to the other classes but remained in room
220. This happens more and more as the school days go on. I don’t know what’s
so different about that classroom, but it makes everyone so energetic and
comical. Tomorrow the JH Girl A & B basketball teams are home with Neligh and the JH wrestling is @ Ainsworth. I worked really hard on this hoping my bad luck of being the daily
blogger won’t last that long. All in all, I feel like we had a very educational English class today.
Brendon asking Mrs. Morrow a question. |
Our new grading policy for Daily Bloggers from now on. |
I appreciate you putting my nickname in there, but it's Jjac!
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