Logyns Blog:)

End of School year

lstoupe — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 19:46:23 +0000

Today is almost the end of the day and I am writing a short paragraph. I probably wont be on my blog until the starting of September when the school year starts. I will probably have to come to school tomorrow to write my L.A exam and I know for sure that I don’t have to write my Math exam. Welll

Seeyah:)

Tuesday

lstoupe — Wed, 21 May 2008 16:01:45 +0000

At five a bunch of us went out to Taiya’s house to hang out with her. We all went quadding and it was pretty fun. Me and Taiya went quadding and she forgot the the quad didn’t have good brakes so we drove into the bush. I ended up falling into a thorn bush and getting them stuck in my skin but other then that it was still fun. After that we just hung out and then we went quadding in a swamp. Me and Paige didn’t go in we just drove the dirt bike. The quad got stuck soo much and everyone was soaking wet higher than their waist.

got to go.

Logyn

What I know to be True

lstoupe — Tue, 13 May 2008 19:04:14 +0000

To me… truth means to actually tell the truth. Truth is hard, and mostly hidden. Usually many people lie to get out of telling the truth. Truth is hard and sometimes scary because most people would rather lie than tell the truth to take the easy way out. Lying can sometimes be a good thing to stop people from getting hurt. Thats like preventing a friendship from being broken up.

Truth does hurt a lot sometimes more than lie s. You like hearing good things about you but why would you want to know the truth when its just all bad things.In my life I know that life isn’t very easy to just live and get what you want when you want. You have to work hard to earn your own belongings. Life is also a big responsibility because you have to look after everything that you own.

There are reasons to back up peoples stories on why they lie. Lets just say that truth has a really hard meaning. How many people do you think lie in the world?

lstoupe — Thu, 01 May 2008 18:55:21 +0000

HeyMy name is Logyn and I live in a very small town called

Snow
Lake that is surrounded by a lot of bush. Our teacher Mr. Fisher has asked us to write a blog post introducing ourselves to readers. When I just got into grade seven Mr. Fisher showed us about blogging and what it is. I find it really cool and definitely a lot more fun than doing actual book work.

Since I live in a really small town it’s usually hard to find things to do when you’re actually having fun. I hang out with my friends most of the time, go quadding, tubing, and ski-dooing.

I have two parents and two sisters and I am the youngest. My oldest sister graduated 2 years ago and lives in Thompson.

Thats a bit about me that you know

Bye

What we Want to Know.

lstoupe — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 16:29:27 +0000

What us students want to know are how to pay taxes, how to buy a house, drive a vehicle, cook good meals, laundry, how to take care of yourself, live by yourself in a city with no one to help you, how to take care of your own children, and how to go to university.

I feel that Im am learning almost everything right now, school, at home, friends, family. Even if I do not know bigger things like know how to drive a car I will learn that later in life.

Important Needs

lstoupe — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 16:21:09 +0000

The most important thing that a parent can do for a teenager is to give and have support. The reason why I chose support is because everyone needs support. To me support is to be there for someone when there having problems or they need to talk or even needing a ride to a friends house or needing money to go out. Support is to be there for someone about anything at all. Many things that parents can have for teenagers are rules, privligies, allowence, love, social, family, friends, fun, vacations, food, clothing, a good shelter, health, and most defnitley support.

What I think makes a great parent is proper training, and disipline. What I mean by proper training are good manners, know whats the difference between good and bad, wrong and right, have the abilility to trust your own children. To me trust is to let them stay home alone for a few hours, let them take out the skidoo, go out with friends and be home at your curfew and clean up after yourself.

What I think parents need to do for their children to become successful adults is to train their kids the correct way how to act, and to set good examples. Make them go to school and get good grades so they can make into university or college to get a good job and earn good enough money to have a good family.

Ted Talks (Research)

lstoupe — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:45:58 +0000

Ted Talks ended up being a pretty fun project in the end. I found almost all of my research on the internet and a little bit of information from library books. I contacted a few people but of course no one really did get back to me so I didnt really get anything from that. I also searched youtube for poverty videos. From a few of the videos I watched, I learned some things and got research out of it. The pictures were all from Google and I went to technorati for some blogs.

Ted Talks (Learning)

lstoupe — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:57:59 +0000

For Ted Talks I chose to do the subject Poverty. Poverty in Africa is a world issue that many people are dieing from. I started learning about Poverty when we were reading the book the Outsiders and we had to do a project on it. When I started learning more about Poverty and hunger and malnutrition it started to feel concerned about it and ways I could stop poverty. Some of my ideas were to donate alot of money. That money could go to building a new school and we could also donate textbooks and pencils and school equipment to make the price a lot cheaper. Also clothing and other important needs could be donated. Food is another huge issue. Seeds can be planted which would be a lot cheaper to buy food and defnitley healthier.

The reason why I am so concerned abouty Poverty is because every 3.6 seconds a peron dies. Thats soo many people dieing each day and thats just in Africa. Imagine how many people are dieing across the whole world just from Poverty. All the leftovers you threw away yesterday could have helped a person live longer. Once a person gets sick they may not be able to go to work so they have to stay home. You end up with no money and when you have no money you cant buy any food. You will eventually get soo sick that you will die.

I learned so many things about Poverty. Not just one person can stop poverty but many of us can.

UpDaTe

lstoupe — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:23:15 +0000

Hey

Today is Friday! The weekend finally.I’m not sure what I’m doing this weekend probably ski-dooing or something like that with my friends. The snow isn’t really gone yet. Its all slowly melting. Yesterday I hung out with my friends but I will hopefully have a fun weekend.

bYe

What Does Culture Mean to you?

lstoupe — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 16:00:01 +0000

If I could put three aspects of culture into a box the three I would choose would have to be: traditions, food, and family. I have a few cultures. Some of them are Irish, a little bit of Ukrainian, English and Canadian. I have more but I dont know them.

To me a culture is showing you and your family where your past has come from. I think that its a huge group of people who share the same language, eat the same types of food and follow their religion and tradition.

I think you need to share and follow the same type of language, the food and the traditions of what your past used to believe.

I think that your culture can be boxed. Even if you havent lived your whole life of what your past used to do you can still follow their believes and religions of what they used to do. So yes I would say that you can box it.

I would want to save the the traditions in my family and carry it on because I remember every Christmas my grandma would make wild rice and we would all have to eat it. My grandma made it because thats what her mom used to to. Making a different type of food must have ran in my family.