Well our time here at Pike Central High School is coming to an end very quickly. It seems like the other we were being shuffeled to the auditorium for a pre-high school talk, and now we are about to be the ones with big happy smiles and a burgandy gown. I think this year has been the fastest and busiest year of all. It has seemed so slow and uneventful but now looking back it has flew and so much has happened. I cannot wait to be a graduate of Pike Central High School.

One of my favorite books I have ever read is to kill a mockingbird. I was very excited when Mrs. Sims said we would have the opportunity to go and see it live at IRT unfortunately since I had no money she had to accept an IOU lol. The play was great and we had some really good seats. It's neat to see something different than a movie. It is cool to see a live performance that had so much time, hard work and talent in it.

Here I am giving an 7.3 second speech on veterans day. I was pretty exicted because it was my first public speaking in front of so many people. Congratulations veterans.

Here is George Walker Bush with the NCAA winning track teams. He is not giving a gang symbol or anything that is not school appropriate. George has about two months left so he better quit trying to chill with the homies and start to get some stuff done ok.

PALIN 2012!!!

WEll so i congratulated obama on his win but now its time to get serious about Palins run in 2012!

Well the election didn't quite have the outcome that I was hoping for but I'm happy for Obama he went hard and won, so congratulations to him. I think he'll do an ok job as president all he has to do is remember to keep everything in check or all those people who voted for him will be voting for PALIN IN 2012!!!!!!!!

I really enjoyed the trip to see macbeth. The play had a very interesting start with three witches randomly dancing on the dark stage for a long time with some creepy music on. After that though the action started to pick up and people started falling out right and left. You can definitely see why Shakespeare is celebrated the way that he is, because his plays are still interesting to a twenty first century audience even though he wrote them 500 hundred years ago.