***Spoiler Alert Ahead. Watch the movie before you read!! You won’t regret it!*** I just finished watching Black Mirror: Bandersnatch in my english class, and there is a lot I can say about this movie. Bandersnatch is this really cool and different movie that is like those books you had as a little... Continue Reading →
The Scariest Movie Ever: The Polar Express
So since it is the holiday season, I decided to share a little story about the holidays from me. So this story probably takes place when I was about the age of six (or so I like to believe). It was probably about 10 years ago from around today. It was like any other day... Continue Reading →
Crazy Rich Asians
I am a pretty casual movie viewer. A lot of my friends watch all the newest movies and rant about them for days, but that is just not me. Normally when I'm bored, I'll make the decision to sleep and get some rest. Rather than watch a two and a half hour movie. However, Crazy... Continue Reading →
The World Sucks
As much as I try to believe the world is a great place that can all change when I open up the news. The current news seem to only report on things that are related to politics or sad. When I turn my TV on at 8:00 and some random news channel is on, I... Continue Reading →
Undisputed Podcast
As an avid sports fan and someone who is flat out curious about sports, I often find myself listening and watching all things related to sports. Whether it is watching ESPN in the morning before school, or tuning into a YouTube channel rant about the latest sports news. However, my favorite of all these sports... Continue Reading →
Jeez, That Was Absurd
Ever since I was a little kid, I was always a math and science driven student. So that meant going to English class was not always my favorite thing to do. As I got older, I definitely learned to manage and deal with English class, but I never really loved the class. Well today, I... Continue Reading →
Frankenstein Socratic Seminar
At last I have finally finished the book, Frankenstein! And what better way to celebrate the ending of a book than a discussion. So that's exactly what happened, in my Honors Modern Fiction class, we had a class discussion focused around five main questions. What does this text illustrate about relationships and socialization? What... Continue Reading →
Dilly Dilly We’re Going to Philly
As an avid sports fans, I am deeply invest into “my” team. My team, the team I root for every Sunday, is the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Philadelphia Eagles! I am a very passionate football fan, so when I read the ESPN article titled, “Wide receiver Golden Tate heading from Lions to Eagles” I... Continue Reading →
Evoking a Sense of Sympathy
When reading the book “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley, I often found myself sympathizing with characters. Each character had gone through at least one tragedy, and I really did sympathize with each one of them. Then I asked myself a question: What is Mary Shelley doing to continually make me feel pity upon these characters? There... Continue Reading →
Six-word Memoir
Hello. Welcome to my 10th grade English academic blog. As seen above, my first post is a six word memoir about family. The memoir lists all members of my family and then I end the memoir with the line "Family comes first". I put the members of my family first in the memoir so there... Continue Reading →
