on The howling wind,
Like a singing wolf in the night.
Singing a song-
Singing a song woven like a grandfather’s tale;
Singing a song woven with emotion–
A mother’s joy at first sight of her pup,
A warrior’s fierce battle call over the sight, the smell, the sound, the taste… of death,
A mate’s love at the end of the day,
A pup’s playfulness, everlasting,
A guardian’s death like a bite to the heart,
Death’s sweet, final embrace…
The howling wind–
Like a singing wolf in the night.
on Hey readers! In Algebra today, My group and I finished up a video about linear equations and thought that you might want to see it!
HERE it is!
on We’re learning about the Alamo in Texas History (my FAVORITE class) and we watched the movie: The Alamo (made in 2009). This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE scene from the movie.
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I chose chemistry because I’ve always liked to watch things blow up.
on Recently I was reading Luke 24, (which is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ) and I found this: And while they still did not believe it because of joy and amazement, he (Jesus) asked them, “Do you have anything here to eat?” (Luke 24:41 NIV) If I were Jesus, I would have said something like: “After being dead for 3 days, a man gets pretty hungry.”
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