Family

I consider family to be people who love and care about you all lot. People who aren't your family usually are your close friends, step brothers and step sisters. I consider my family to be my mom, dad, sister, step brother, and my best friend.

There is no difference between my generation and my parents or grandparents generation. At least I don't think so. My parents have a Facebook and so do my grandparents and I don't have one. They all have cell phones and so do I. The only thing I have that they don't is a video game system.

survey

I scored a 91!

It would have to be my ADHD. The reason why is because it makes it hard to focus and I always have to move constantly, my mind also race and its really hard to stay on topic and its almost impossible to just think about one think at a time. Mostly because my mind would be thinking about lets say a cup and then I'll start thinking about why did the Chinese use bamboo instead of all the other trees in China. I think life would be allot easier with out it. In fact I probable wouldn't be here if I didn't have ADH.

bacon

I get annoyed by T.V advertisements they come on to much and I'm pretty sure that no one else like commercials either. I especially hate the commercials for stuff like for the ASPCA because they're all too sad and they play them all the time.

The tostatas from La Hacienda Real are amazing. They are the best ones I have ever had besides the ones my mom makes me, those are so much better.

news

I usually don't keep up with the news mostly because I don't watch it. The way I heard about Bin Laden's was when my friend told me about it on the news. I was happy that they found him and now we're done with the country and now our troops can go home.

back of the book

Kit Tyler was a young girl, strong, ambitious,and kind hearted. Her life was perfect, until her grandpa died and she was forced to move from Barbados. So her only choice is to go live with her aunt and uncle in Connecticut. Kit meets some nice people on the way including Hannah Tupper a Quaker women who lived in the forest near Black Bird Pond. Will Kit's life be just as good as it was back in Barbados or will her life change for ever?

I think the message of the story is don't keep secrets that could kill you one day. Like when Kit asked herself if she should tell her uncle that she was going to Hannah's house.