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At first, when I heard of a “class blog”, I honestly thought it was a joke. I thought that this would just be one of those failed attempts of teachers to broaden the horizons of high school students technologic vocabulary, but nothing ever checked on or kept up with.

And yet again, the error of my ways strikes again… I realized that this wasn’t farther from the truth. You pushed us towards individuality, and different thought processes. We had to keep up with the blogs, or would be sitting at our computer screens  the night before the presentations wanting to pull out our eyes from exhaustion. I couldn’t tell you if I thoroughly enjoyed this process, because I didn’t seem like there was enough time to soak it all in. However, I can tell you that, with thinking I would learn absolutely nothing, I was completely wrong. I believed through this, we learned to judge our own works, and to be happy with what we have done.

I believe that I would really like to try this again, and keep up with some type of blogging system throughout my high school career as of now.

It is a great way of organization of your work, and shows exactly what we teens can do with a keyboard! 

Thanks for reading!

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Fahrenheit 451 was basically about how the censorship on books and opinions grew to be so hard to manage that firemen were decided to burn all books, and actually start fires, in order to not offend any one person, or thing, and to not let people have “minds of their own”. (Read on …)

-I believe that life itself is our greatest gift and that many people take it for granted.

-I believe in God and follow His word every way that I can. (Read on …)

The Metamorphosis Book Trailer from Claudia Lynn on Vimeo.

The book, The Metamorphosis, was a very unique book, being short, completely to the point, and starting out from the beginning with almost the climax of the story. I thought that something was missing from it in my opinion, but really did enjoy reading it. I approached it with an open mind, considering in the very first page it started talking about turning into a huge cockroach.  When, at the end of the book the sister was said to have to find a husband, it really threw me off, but then, after thinking and reading over it, I learned to appreciate it.

Relay For Life 2010 from Claudia Lynn on Vimeo.

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SONNET 116

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