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8/11/2010

Are you enjoying your last few days of summer? I hope you have had a good break from schoolwork and that you are refreshed and ready to hit the books ;).
I am really looking forward to getting to know you all this Monday, I feel like this is going to be a really great class!

Make sure you get a chance to sign up for your engrade account, purchase your Journals (you WILL need those on the first day) and track down a vocabulary book.

Feel free to leave a comment here and tell us what the best part of your summer was...
See you all very soon!

7 Comments

tdlola

8/16/2010 10:00:50 am

i liked the story i think there was a ton of detail sometimes when maybe there shouldve have been as much and shouldve been more some other times, but over all it was a good short story.

tdlola

8/16/2010 10:05:14 am

...oh wait...i have failed at commenting (sorry im new to this site. haha whoops)

william

8/17/2010 07:33:52 am

Most vivid part of the story was when they went to buy the whiskey. It had good detail that actually contributed to the story instead of being just random details.

Tinothy

8/18/2010 07:39:08 am

Timothy

8/18/2010 07:46:41 am

I enjoyed this short story, because it was compelling and friendly. I saw alot of comparisons and similes, and it made the story very interesting and humorous. I had a good time reading it! No complaints.

Jacob

8/20/2010 03:29:19 am

The most vivid part of the story to me was them flying kites together, like in the pic above the questions. I felt like that was one of the most meaningful parts of the story to the main characters as one of the last fun things they got to do together before he left.

Anna

8/22/2010 06:23:50 am

I think the most vivid part of the story is when they get their Christmas tree. Especially when he described the way the tree smelled. It made me feel like I was part of the story.

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