Three Long Years

Posted on May 15, 2015 by Graham

We haven’t been on a field trip in three years. I think we should go somewhere special like Hawaii. I think it’s educational and enjoyable.

I think it would be very enjoyable. However, you get to see all the cool animals.
For example, like the first time you go to the zoo and get to see all the animals for your first time. Perhaps you would get to play on the beach before and after you go snorkeling. Fortunately, you be with your friends. For example, like when you go to the beach and there is nobody to place well now you have your friends to play with.

I think it can be educational too. Of course, you would get to see the fish working in their ecosystem. Although, you might get to some endangered animals like the Hawksbill turtle. Maybe, you would get to see how the food chain works like a huge fish eating a miniature fish.

So do you think we should go on this trip? It’s enjoyable and educational right.

The One Who Cares

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Graham

My father was raised on the same farm as me. He had a hard life his aunt died at 18 and his dad at 43. His mom had to raise him but, she died when he was in college. I admire my father because he helps me and protects me.

My father is always there to help me. Of course, my father taught me how to play baseball. Like when I hit my first home run. As As soon as I started to get homework in school he checked it for me. Like when I was in the third grade and I did not know how to divide. Perhaps, he yelled at me but that’s because he cared.

He has always protected me. Fortunately my father taught me gun safety. He said always treated treat a gun as it’s loaded. However, my father told me to Stay away from 4 wheels because they are dangerous. On the other hand, he said never do drugs or drink and drive. He told me if I ever have to much to drink call him and ask him to come get me.

I hope one day I can be just like my father. Be there to teach my kids how to play sports, help them with homework, and protect them and that is why I admire him so much.

The Opening Day

Posted on October 22, 2014 by Graham

It was opening day of dove season it was really dark as we got up. When day light broke all you heard was pow pow! Then we went back to my house and counted all the birds we slayed.
We chopped the breast in two right down the bone evenly. After we looked for bbs in the meat and took them out so you wouldn’t chip your tooth.
We started cooking the dove and getting all our thing together. First we rap half the breast in bacon. Then put a tooth pick in to hold it in place. Next we got the coals blazing hot. Last we took them in and let them cool.