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"UGGG...YES MOM! I'll change your awful bathroom machine!" replied Sacoyia sarcasticley. "Ewwww Aaron! I think your doing this on purpose JUST to torcher me!" "Gogosdjvnjzsnbjndb..." little Aaron mumbled. "Geez! Iwas HOPING to have a little fun and romance this summer, but I guess that's posponed since I'm on baby duty! HMPH!" I unpatientley complained. After an unpleasent morning of baby changing, Ifinally got my escape phone call from my best friend Minnie. "Hey girlie girl! Get your butt over here to the mall right now! Cute guy group, and there here all DAY! AHHHHH!!!!" The line goes dead. "Thank GOD!" I said to myself. A quick freshen up was all the time I had to get readyand attractive looking! "Oh em gee WHAT amIgoing to DO!?!?"

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The window blows itself open as a gust of wind sweeps through my room
carrying the sweet scent of lilacs, tulips,and other exot smelling flowers. "What a beautiful day!" Sacoyia says in that dreamy and syrupy english accent of hers. Walking groggely down the stairs for a breakfast of a toaster struddle and "Frosted Flakes" was no way to start the new summer season, and it was so unromantic! Just like all young high school girls at Walden-State Prep,every thing had to be dainty, perfect, and SO romantic! The all-girls part of their school musthave been getting to them. But along with all that, Sacoyia wanted to actually have fun with friends and POSSIBLEY meet a
new "Hollister" boy Hottie. Oooh Lala! But alas, this is how she would have tospell her summer. Baby sitting her two annoying little twin brothers, Jack and Jason,Oh HOW could this summer get anyworse! "COYIA!"Mymother shrieked franticley. "Gochange little Aaron's diaper now!" New baby. Enought said.

Dance Yesterday...=]

Haha, this is a poem of a FLOWER GARDEN! =D

The bees buzzed in merry glee circeling around my head. The cobelstone steps thrust into the darnk soil as I stepped upon them looking arlound in awe. I am in the flower garden. Red, res roses bloom all around me with petals so soft. Fusihas glissed with morning dew which showed off there exotic exterior. The tulips bring out the happiness in me with there soft, pastel colors. I love it here. It starts to rain silentley and all the plants seem to open and show there centers as if ready to grow. Birds shake and russel there feathers as they land in there waiting nests to settle for the night. Everything is queit nad peaceful. As I head back inside, I look back at my beloved flower garden and promise I will be back soon. The nest day, everything is the same and how it should be. Everything is in perfect harmoney again.

JONAS BROTHERS CONCERT!!! =DD

Yesterday me, Kelsey, and Taylor all went to the Jonas Brothers Concert at the Everett Events Center.
It was extremley awesome! We had to wait in line to get in for about ten minutes to get in. But when we did, it was so cool. the lines for food and T-shirts were HUGE! People were shoving and pushing each other trying to sneak into the front to get closer to them. There was also an opening band called Rooney from Los Angels. They were pretty cool, but every one was freaking out during the "intermission," and waiting for it to be over. Then, just out of the blue, the lights went totally off, and the only thing you could see was the glow sticks and cell phones casting a faint glow on the whole room. Then...BAM! The curtin dropped. They started off with the song Year 3000 and everybody flipped. They came out of nowhere! Me and Taylor and Kelsey were still trying to get over the fact that we were in the same building as them and seeing them live! Then, they started playing songs from either there older album, and also gave us a sneek peek of a song or two from there newest album, not sold in stores yet. The also plyed there whole album that is currentley the second one out with songs like "S.O.S", "Hold On" and more. All and all, it was an amazing time! It was probably the best concert I've been to! I loved there outfits too! They had lots of shiny stuff and Joe had his trademark tamborine for a while too. Nick rocked out to the piano, the drums, and the guitar, and then KEVIN totally owned all of there guitar playing when he played. He is the lead guitarist. So, we were all screaming and freaking out, though I think I was the most pyscho! Haha. I was VERY loud! Then, this horrible woman-mom behinde us, told us to be quiet and sit down. We were like, "NOOO!" and started singing and screaming all over again. I would do that everyday if I had the chance. The next time they come around to Seattle or Everett or WHERE EVER in Washington, Me, Taylor, and Kelsey are SO going again. WE LOVE THE JONAS BROTHERS!!! <3

MY BACKYARD

The cool breeze nipped at me like a small dog would at your ankles. The air smelled fresh and crispy as it passes through me. The trees swayed slightly as ifdancing in the wind . I am in the forest. Bushes with berries and braches circled me. As I walk I come across a calm peacful pond. The water is as clear as the raindrops that fall from the sky making everything grow and become healthy and full of life. The clutered duck-weed that sits atop this pool is as green and bright as the grass in paradise. This is my haven. This is my backyard. The details of this beauty are far more extravigent thn I can describe. It's so amazing, you have no idea.

Mkay thanks! That's my very descriptive description of my back yard =P

Native American 5 Paragraph's

Isabella Matossi
American Studies
December 9, 2007


5 Native American Paragraphs


My Native project is on a very famous Indian girl named Pocahontas. In this paragraph I will be talking about the early years of her life as a child and a young girl. Pocahontas was born in 1580 to the chief of her tribe, the Powhatan Indians. Since her father was the chief, she was born an Indian princess. Her real name was Matooka, but was switched to Pocahontas as a nick-name to contradict with her personality as a young, playful girl. She was later given an easily recognizable name as the “Powhatan Peace-Maker.” She was given this name because when she first saw the colonists’ ships approaching on the horizon as a young girl; she did not immediately assume hatred and little understanding to them. She was more interested in learning about them and accepting them. She was one of the only and if only person in her tribe who actually wanted to get to know them and make peace with them. She was interested in them so much, that she fell in love with the captain of their town and ships, Mr. John Smith, at age thirteen. Pocahontas’s story about her and the English colonists became as popular as Sacagawea’s story back in the day. It was so cherished and loved, that Mr. Walt Disney created one of his many masterpieces on it. He created the Disney classic called, “Pocahontas.” This story tells about her and her life with her Indian family and her colonist “friends.” She was one of the famous Indian women who helped create future love an understanding between the Indians and the white people.


Although Pocahontas saw the colonists as her friends, her fellow Indian family did not. All through the hardships of there already complicated lives, they didn’t think that new people could come in and take over there land. They went through a time called “The Starving Time” to get there point across to the colonists. The Indians held full out campaign against the colonists, when they already had only the “Third Supply” to live off of. The “Third Supply”, was all that the colonists had to survive in the “New World” which they had found. The supplies were brought in my ships from England. Pocahontas’s love, Mr. Smith, was replaced as Jamestown leader and became a dangerous man. He was very angry. This made things harder for Pocahontas and John Smith and the colonists. All this made the colonists and the Indians even more segregated. But even with the differences between the two races, Pocahontas was still set on making things right between them. The whole war between the Indians and the English got so out of hand, that the Powhatan Chief tried to kill John Smith. Pocahontas’s own father was not about to give in and make peace with his enemies. In the end, they came to a civil place of companionship with each other. It was all because of Pocahontas.


John Smith as you know took a big part in the story of Pocahontas. It has been said he had died but I personally think that wasn’t true. Mr. John Smith was born in the year of 1565. He left home at the age of sixteen and started his voyages as a volunteer. On his first voyage he was named captain while fighting a battle with the Hungarians, in the Country of Hungry. From then on, he was the captain of the ships sailed from England, and was the “owner” of Jamestown, which was the town that the colonists created when they landed on the land of the Indians, or, the “New World.” He was soon replaced, as you know. But he soon learned the ways of the Indians. Pocahontas showed him a new point of view by teaching him the ways of the Indian and how much everything that the Indians do, and what they are surrounded by, is worth. He soon falls in love with Pocahontas as she did with him. Then, the battle between the two races began. This was the reason he was replaced as the captain, and leader. The colonists didn’t think it was right that he was interacting with a “savage.” The colonists believed that since the Indians were so much different and they lived their lives in an undiscovered way, that they were savages. But all turns out fine, or so we know of.


One more person who was equally important in the story told by the Indians or even you and me, was Pocahontas’s father. The Chief. He was tribe leader of over twenty-eight tribes, and ruled eight. He was probably one of, or even the most successful and popular Indian chief’s ever. He got around as well. It was probably a tradition of the Powhatan’s, but he had 100 wives total in his life time. And for each wife, he had one child. Out of all the children he had, Pocahontas, was always his favorite. He was the one who gave her, her nick-name. He also, along with the Indians and the colonists, did not approve of Pocahontas being with the leader of the there enemy. John Smith. There was more then hatred with just the whole tribe and colony, it was more of the battle of the chief and leader. The Chief had more against John Smith then his whole colony with out even giving him a chance. He was cold-shouldered to Pocahontas as well as her Indian family after they found out about her and Mr. Smith. But, after seeing the love that they two people had for each other, and how Pocahontas had taught him about the way of the Powhatan Indian, he understood. It took a long time though. He learned to accept the colonists as his own people.


All the people who took a great role in Pocahontas’s life have been mentioned. How her father learned to understand, and how John Smith and the colonists learned a new way of living. The way of the Indian. The Indians had a simple way of living, but it could also me complex. Fall, winter, spring, and summer all had there different agendas. Fall, was where they harvested the crops and ate them. Winter, they had food and such saved from fall usually dried, or stored. Spring and summer, were both the planting seasons. In those two seasons, the woman and children both went out every day and planted and took care of there crops and food for the fall and winter. They grew lots of the food we still eat today, such as corn, rice, wheat, beans, and more. And when they were harvested and saved, they had them hung on a big storage rack along with their weapons for easy and fast access. These racks were hung on the walls of the long houses that the Indians cooked in, slept in, and lived in. They even had there indoor fired in them. Altogether the way of the Indian was a very content and happy way of living. I think I could survive living like that way maybe a week. All and all, the story of Pocahontas was one that I love to hear over and over again. I think she is by far the greatest Indian woman to achieve and earn a good solid block in history for her self. She made balance between two completely different types of people, and made them peaceful with each other. She helped change a very worldwide cause. Thanks to her, Indians and white people are friendly and peaceful with each other.