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Thursday, April 11, 2013

Post#3 Qusetions

To Bob Ewell, have you ever seen Tom Robinson around your  residence? When did you see him? How often did he come around? What was he doing as he came by? I would ask this to set the mood that Tom had gone by Mr. Ewell's house many times. How long was your daughter left alone as you ran for help? Setting that he was very careless when it came to her well-being, gos with doctor questions he was asked.

Heck Tate, Where were the rest of the bruises on her body exactly, if you saw any of course? Why is it that you did not call for a doctor exactly? See if he really thought of her well being.

Mayell Ewell, How are you feeling right now? Confert. How often did Tom come by your house if ever? What did he do as he passed? once again trying to bring up that they might have known each other more that he is leading on. If at all, how did Tom Robinson hold you down? When she is on the floor, stating how it would be hard for this man to have raped her and hold her down at the same time.

Tom Robinson, Is is hard to do things with only you one good arm?Can you do any heavy lifting for long distances? Asking more about balance when stuck in a harder to maintain situation.


Comments: I really love what you find as courageous. I like that you pointed out that Mr. Finch did what he did because he had to, not because he just wanted to. :)
~ on "Me Me ME", Trey Rush's blog.

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Post #2 Bravery

What do I think makes a person brave? I feel that someone is extraordinarily brave when they do things, not for themselves, but for someone else even in the face of danger. If someone were to risk their life just to help or keep someone else safe, I would consider them brave. In the book To Kill A Mockingbird I personally find Atticus to be the most brave. Not only did he save the neighborhood from a risky dog that was coming down their street, straight for them, but he is risking his reputation to defend a black man everywhere he goes. He is a single parent of two and faces every situation head on. He is willing to do anything to protect his honor with God and would never do anything to go against him.
In real life, I know a man. He is my boyfriends dad in fact. Right now, at this moment he is deployed in the army. He has three kids and loves them all. Along with his three kids he left behind a loving wife. He is in Korea protecting our country. Without going further in depth he is protecting our country from missile attacks that if he did not do his job one day the world as we know it would cease to exist. At home he is a caring father, good friend and a loving husband that would lay down his life for what he so strongly believes in. I find this man to be extreamly brave for everything he would do with/ for his country.

Post #1 Depression

Black Tuesday was the worst stock market crash in our history. It started as the real estate industry slowly began to declined in in the stock market. Due to this the stock marked in all declined. You see, the stock market and real estate industry are linked together because as one goes down, the other does too. People had been investing and doing things with money the didn't have, as a result it started the chain of events that led to the Great Depression. Brokers were loaning out nearly two thirds of the money being invested. Total this loan was over 8.5 billion dollars. The major problem with this, stated in the article I found is that the United States in total didn't even have 8.5 billion dollars yet. There was people hoping that the market would go up and they incuraged others to invest too but it was to late. The stock amrket was on a down fall.
The stock market hit it's all time low on April 27, 1930, the end of the stock market. in July the Dowl finally closed at  41.22. The market was completly colasped and lost 89% on Black Tuesday, to this day.

http://www.blacktuesday.org/

Comment:  "I'd forgotten when Monopoly had come out and why for. Amazing research on the Great Depression." On "Emily Blog"

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Post #6

In the Elizabethan era they played a selected amount of sporting games that were known of. They would do things like archery, soot ball ( a relative of cricket), dice, Colf ( an ancestor of golf) , Gameball (football), wrestling and more. A lot of the time things would become what they called, blood games. This included things like fighting to the bloody death.
They didn't just play sporting games though. They also played card games, board games, dice games, and more.They players a game that is an ancestor of the


http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-games.htm

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Comment :)

It was really easy to guess deception with your pictures. I thought the second one was the best. :)
This was on Lolo's Bloggy- Thing a ma bob.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Post #5 Love & trust








These feel pictures represent love and trust. Each picture has two people together and seemingly in love. These pictures have two people who trust each other, such as in the last, truly and always. These two people are together and showing their affection though some way. Although, ust because you're not together doesn't mean you're not in love, I just couldn't find any pictures of it. When you are in love, it shows, like these pictures there are no hiding it when you're seen by others.

Thursday, January 31, 2013

~Lolo's Bloggy~ Comment Post # 4

From your writings i can tell you took your time with understanding what each link had to offer, I like it. :)
On Londyn's Blog.