IMPACT OF IDIOMS IN MY LIFE

Good afternoon.  I had my works cut out these past few days.  I really had many assignments to do; I read a whole chapter of a book to pass my test, and I was glad that it went well.  But then I was glad that it was like that.  For me it's a preparation for college, even though it will take three more years to graduate in high school; I'm in ninth grade already.

This time I want to share with you how idioms affect my life.  

Every day, I always read the Bible and I really want to make it through my life.  Also, it reminds me of the idiom, "Actions speak louder than words."  Come to think of it.  Yes, right, I can give good pieces of advice to my younger cousins and to others that's written in what I called my precious Book, but I'm still worried if the words I say are true.  So, instead of always talking, I just wanted to keep quiet and if somebody will ask me, then so be it.  It is written in the Bible that the things you do reflect what kind of God you have.  No, don't misunderstand me.  I am being true to myself, and I know what's the difference between right and wrong.  I am just worried that what if I hurt others with my words.  

And to tell you honestly, before, I really didn't like doing projects or assignments by group because some of the members will not participate.  They just all went along for the ride.  And when we're having practice for the presentation for the next day, I wanted all kidding aside.  No time for jokes.  But I realized that jokes have a great role in a group.  There's no sense if there's no joke.

There's also time that I really understand the lesson but when it's time for a test or quiz, I'm all thumbs.

And, like any other persons, I have my apple of the eye.  No, it's not what you think- though I really have- they're books.  Especially, medical books.  There are things that I clearly understand but in the end, I'm at wits' end.  But I am really dedicated to have a bird's-eye view for it.  

I'm truly happy that God gives me so much blessings.  But sometimes, I have worries too.  It's because I don't want to be one of the persons that blow their own horns.  And I always wanted to be sure of things, by hook or by crook.

And this is the worst thing for me.  I know the answer to my teacher's questions but I can't raise my hands because I'm nervous and shy.  I want to come out of my shell.  

And this thing...  I already remember what I have to do but I would always draw a blank.

That's for today.  I hope you like my story.  It's a short description about me.

GOD BLESS EVERYONE.    

THE BICENTENNIAL MAN

Hello.  Good afternoon.

Christine's here.

Yesterday, we watched the movie of Robin Williams entitled "The Bicentennial Man".  
It was my first time to watch that movie and I was so inspired by it.  It was different from other films.
I really loved its whole story, from beginning to end.  

A robot... a robot who felt the same way as the humans, the happiness, loneliness, guilt, hope, and love.

I thought of my things... if only they have life, maybe they reacted in every thing I do.  

All I could say was, "WOW."

I wish that all partners will be like Andrew and Portia.  They loved each other until death.

I never expected that this movie would have a strong impact to me but it did.