GMS

I remember coming into GMS as a new student in 6th grade not knowing anyone. Over the years, I've gotten to know some kids in this school really well. Although it was hard for me to come to a new school after being at my old one for several years, I still managed to figure it out. Now as I am ending my final year here at GMS although I am sad, I'm ready for high school. Right now for me it hurts to say high school, because when I was a little kid all my older cousins were in high school, and I thought to myself "that will be a while for me to get there.", eight years later here I am, a 14 year old living in Illinois in 2018. I hope high school is just another stepping stone for my promising future.

Food.

Food. What would I do without you. If you were to be very technical you would say death, but I would feel something else. Sadness. Yes sadness, the sorrow of not being able to eat would make me very sad. Especially at lunch time when you get a break from classes and not being able to eat anything would make me feel very depressed. For me, food is like the center of everything. In conclusion (at least for me) if we didn't have food, then the universe wouldn't have any happy organisms!

Why standardized testing is the best

You might be wondering why the title of this blog post is the way it is. That's because I feel like testing is better than having a day off. Although when you have a day off it might feel better because you're at home, but you might have homework or you might have to do something that you really don't want to do on this day off. But with Parcc testing, you don't have any homework. The teachers feel bad enough for you because you are taking test after test after test, but at least you don't have homework (well usually). This weekend I had a really bad headache but I can blame that on Parcc testing. See, now you can blame stuff on Parcc testing! I'm so hyped for the PSAT's next year! It's gonna be even better judging on how much homework they give you. I hoped that you have learned not to hate on Parcc testing. Think on the bright side!