Eureka!!!

One day, somewhere in a desert in Egypt, I was digging on a very hot dune, all the way to 5o degrees Celsius. searching for something, I was getting hot. But nothing gives me up in this desert. Even in screeching cold temperatures in the Antarctic. By sundown, heavily scorching for water, found this artifact, called the air force, and put a S.O.S. signal in the sand. By a few hours later, I went back home, took some rest and by the next day, went to my lab. What I found was this:

I scanned this artifact and I found that this artifact is a bowl from a religious place from ancient Egypt. This bowl is from a very wise, old pharaoh. from a very small village. It was used for giving people the bread from the religious people in a church every Sunday from permission from the king, bowing from a false idol from ancient Egypt. The pharaoh also used it for dinner, serving it for the gods of China. One day before he died, the pharaoh wrote this scripture, saying, "By now on, people must pass this bowl every generation to serve the false god to keep its world in peace. Once broken or destroyed, Earth is lost."

I stopped there, startled, and backed away from the bowl. I came back, placed it in a box, and wrote on top of the box in pen, "Keep this in peace." I carefully placed in the bottom the basement closet, locked the door, and dug the key so no one could find it. When the next person finds the bowl, BE WARNED!

At Summerhill (Part 1)

One day at school, someone told us that we are going to a place that the old grade 7's went on that that day. This is what we did there... (In order)

1. We went to a retirement community.
2. We meet people from all over the country.
3. We chatted to the people we met and laughed a lot.
4. We ate cookies and drank juice.
5. We salute them.
6. We made bios that are now barley done.
7. We will meet them again next week(s).
   

Part 2 will be coming by the following weeks!

Do the caramelldansen! -Brendon Soberano

A little talk...

(In forming to Jesus)

Hello Jesus. How are you today. I'm doing fine. Grade seven is good, but there is some people that think that they are just going to have a nice year just talking. For now, I'll just give you a question. I feel a little sad and annoyed at the same time because for some reasons. It was also known as, "Ça va mal." First, some people are plain sick of my sickness, they are like that sometimes because they sometimes don't want me to touch anything because I need to wash my hands. Even right now when I was typing this whole paragraph. All the time, I was getting annoyed about that. Second, people think that I am very bad at something. Even if I get something bad when I pick off a hat, threw some dice, even pick out an answer. Luckily, my teacher helped me by crossing to pick people. Sometimes, he picks out random people to make groups and it kinda makes me happy. So Jesus, how can you help me with all those things?

My New Class Buddy!

On another day of ST.Eds, on buddy day, I've caught up with Christopher. We took pictures of ourselves: These are some of our pictures that we have been taken.

Student Council: Who won?

Karissa: President
Tyler: Treasurer
Jessica: Secretary
Angela: Vice President (Gr.6)

Congrats to all people who won or did not. At least you had fun and really advertise alot. The only thing I did is before the speeches start, I quote, "May the best candidate win," and even though some of my picks are not the people who will win, my vote still counts! Besides, you still have Class Rep up for grabs. Caio!

-Brendon

First Blog... at School!

 Hello! My name is Brendon, and I made my first blog!

I am in Gr.7 and it there is... kinda fun. My teacher Mr. Dotto is a very nice to notice, only for me. Other people like Martin, Mark, and Karissa are still the same. I may have a difference (New singing, gaming, studying me), but I still am a smart man. On the first day of St. Eds, It was a little fun, to get to know people, the teachers, Mr. Field (GO MR. FIELD!), and other people in other grades like new students. Inside the Gr.7 classroom, all my classmates are back with no new students! The only thing that makes me sad is missing my classmates Lily and Endre.

In Gr.7, all students in that class, are leaders in St. Eds' school. In case no one listened to my reading, my Gr.7 class is leaders of the school. All we do is let the smaller kids know that we are leaders of that school. Today on the 16th, we are just a few days till the election for student council. With all the hieratic advertising there, It's like having an enjoyable time at recess, to a not so time loud, annoying recess.

I hope you have a nice time while reading this, I may make another post about stuff like homework. Have a fantastic time here!