Romeo is the perfect man for me
Why couldn't he Capulet man be.
Oh how wonderful he is at kissing.
His tender lips that comfort my first kiss.
I shall never forget this day of mine,
The day I have found my perfect sould mate.
I do not wish to end this so quickly,
For I know it might not happen again.
About me
Hi guys. My name is Daniel and I am currently going to an international school in Daejon, Korea. I am currently 14 years old. I have created a blog for my English 9 class and hope you guys enjoy it :) Have fun~
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Monday, 8 February 2010
My story
One minute I was enjoying a beautiful nice sunny day in my boat with my crew mates, and the next I face what happens to be the most dangerous experience of my life. As I open my eyes, I don’t know what happened. All I see is that my body is wet, and there are my crew mates scattered around the blue ocean screaming for help. I see myself floating in the ocean with a huge object next to me that I can’t really define what it is. Then I realize that the huge object is what used to be an very beautiful boat, now all destroyed and broken. Suddenly, I realized what I just happened. I have just been thrown overboard, in the middle of the great Pacific Ocean.
The first thing I did was panic. I couldn’t believe that this whole thing was happening to me, and my body just started freaking out. I swung my leg in the water as hard as I can, and screamed as loud as I can, and realized that only word came out of my voice, the world “Help”. The water was getting colder and colder every second, and my body started to malfunction. I couldn’t move my lips, I didn’t have the energy to scream or float, and I realized I was slowly going down into the water. At this rate, I figured I had to do something or I would drown, and started using my brain. I set aside all my fears and concentrated on how I should solve this problem. My whole body was in a more calm state, and I was able to concentrate more efficiently.
Then came my chance. A huge plane was flying over the sky. I knew this was the only chance I’ve got or else I would die in the middle of the sea. So I swam to the boat and tried to look for anything that would get the plane’s attention. However all I could find was a mirror, a piece of string, and a broken chair. Then I saw the mirror placed in a certain way that it was reflecting the sunlight back to the sky. Of Course! Mirror was just what I needed! I took the mirror and adjusted it so that the sunlight reflected back and hit the plane. The plane knew at once that it was a signal and sent down a rope to pick me up. That was the end for my great adventure in the sea.
The first thing I did was panic. I couldn’t believe that this whole thing was happening to me, and my body just started freaking out. I swung my leg in the water as hard as I can, and screamed as loud as I can, and realized that only word came out of my voice, the world “Help”. The water was getting colder and colder every second, and my body started to malfunction. I couldn’t move my lips, I didn’t have the energy to scream or float, and I realized I was slowly going down into the water. At this rate, I figured I had to do something or I would drown, and started using my brain. I set aside all my fears and concentrated on how I should solve this problem. My whole body was in a more calm state, and I was able to concentrate more efficiently.
Then came my chance. A huge plane was flying over the sky. I knew this was the only chance I’ve got or else I would die in the middle of the sea. So I swam to the boat and tried to look for anything that would get the plane’s attention. However all I could find was a mirror, a piece of string, and a broken chair. Then I saw the mirror placed in a certain way that it was reflecting the sunlight back to the sky. Of Course! Mirror was just what I needed! I took the mirror and adjusted it so that the sunlight reflected back and hit the plane. The plane knew at once that it was a signal and sent down a rope to pick me up. That was the end for my great adventure in the sea.
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
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