KK -- Blogmeister

So much depends upon
The beautiful vibrant nature
That is very precious to mankind.

So much depends upon
Peace that can make people feel safe
And have an open and bright future.

So much depends upon
A tree that can fill your body
with tons of oxygen.

So much depends upon
A school that can expand your knowledge
and fill your head with information.

So much depends upon
A lullaby that can put a mischievous
child to sleep peacefully for hours.

So much depends upon
A rose with an angry thorn that
can stab you in the hand
making blood ooze out.

I couldn’t believe what happened in Egypt and Tunisia. There were demonstrations everywhere and I was shocked. Their president was forced to leave, even after being a president for a long time. I think a president should be kind and caring as well as trustworthy in order to be trusted by his citizens. A president should be loyal and fair and he must help the poor by building hospitals and schools so children can learn. He must give his citizens the right to criticize and express themselves freely. The president should take care of the environment. A president should not be spoiled. He should be a friendly man. He must put up signs that say “No for Pollution!”

Hi my name is Isaac Newton and I was born on Christmas on December 25, 1642 at Woolsthrope manor, Lincolnshire. My father died just before I was born, it was a sad time. He died from illness.
I was also born in the same year that the great Italian scientist Galileo Galilei died. I would one day grow up to be one of the greatest scientists ever born.
Anyway Woolsthrope was a very small village. In1643 Lincolnshire fell into the hands of the parliamentary army. The first few years of my life were peaceful enough, although the civil war was tragic.

When I was three years old, my mother decided to marry again and the person she married was already 63 years old and didn’t want a kid in his life, so I was left behind in Woolsthrope Manor and looked after by my grandmother Margery Ayscough. I felt abandoned and desperately lonely. I had never known my father, and now my mother had left me. I was so filled with rage that I had even threatened to burn down my mother and my stepfather’s house on their head.

I went to Trinity College, Cambridge. I was in the lowest group because my mother didn’t want to pay my fees. I was elected many times for many things. On October 2, 1667 I was elected a junior fellow of Trinity College. Also became a senior fellow on March 16, 1668.In February 1668, I started working on a new telescope design I thought of. In 1669 I got elected for lucasian professor of mathematics. From 1670 to 1672 I lectured on optics, and I investigated the refraction of light. I also showed that colored light does not change its properties by separating out a colored beam a shining it on different objects. In 1675 I took up the position of being lucasian professor of mathematics.

In 1680 I started to observe comets in the night sky. In January 1684 I exchanged ideas about gravity and planetary motion with my college’s Halley, Hooke, and Wren. My aim was to describe universal laws of motion which underpin the forces of nature. The first law of motion says that if an object that is moving will stay the same until something pushes it. The second law of motion says that the acceleration of an object depends on two things the objects mass and the force acting upon it. So the more force the more acceleration, but the more mass the less acceleration. The third law of motion says that for every action there is an equal opposite reaction. In December 10, 1701 I resigned as lucasian professor of mathematics at Cambridge. In February 1704 I published the first edition on optics.

Finally on March 20, 1727 I died at my home in Kensington, London and on April 4 there was a state funeral for me that took place in Westminster Abbey, London. That was the end of me.

Ouch, ouch, ouch. When I was sleeping in my room, I suddenly woke up and the right side of my stomach was killing me. I kept on screaming and vomiting in the bathroom. Then my mom rushed to my room to see what was going on. Suddenly she found me in the bathroom vomiting and in pain. She was shaking and didn’t know what to do. Then she quickly called the doctor to come and see me.

When the doctor arrived, he checked me, and then with concern he told my mom that it’s better to go to the hospital. Then my mom agreed with him. Afterwards she took me to the hospital.

When we arrived, they immediately put me on a stretcher, and pushed me to the operating room. In the operating room I was extremely worried and trying to read my mother’s reaction to the doctor’s comments. Then I screamed “No! No operation mom! Please, take me home I will fell well soon!”

My mom tried to calm me down and promised me to stay by side the whole time.
The first thing the doctor did was put a mask over my mouth and nose, and then he told me to breath. So I did. Then I started to fall asleep, and when I was sleeping, the doctor did the operation, and when I woke up my appendix was gone and I couldn’t move because of the stitches, so Ii had to stay in the hospital for a while.

I am from two parents who taught me to be a good citizen.
I am from a Syrian family that lives in Lebanon.
I am from a family that is respectful to other people’s rights like it’s something sacred.
I am from a family that respects all religions, but not fanatic.
I am from a country that cherishes freedom of expression.
I am from a country that believes in democracy and peace.
I am from a school that believes in tolerance and empathy especially to under privileged people.
I am from a school that teaches us openness to other cultures.
I am from teachers who provide a safe and welcoming environment to their students.
I am from a school that teaches us life skills.
I am from a school that teaches us to become citizens of character and respect the environment.
I am a smart student who likes to challenge himself.
I am a hard worker.
I am responsible and always sets challenging goals for myself.
I am an only child but wish to have a brother and a sister.