Women Work

Posted on April 15, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: Poems.

I’ve got the children to tend
The clothes to mend
The floor to mop
The food to shop
Then the chicken to fry
The baby to dry
I got company to feed
The garden to weed
I’ve got shirts to press
The tots to dress
The can to be cut
I gotta clean up this hut
Then see about the sick
And the cotton to pick.

Shine on me, sunshine
Rain on me, rain
Fall softly, dewdrops
And cool my brow again.

Storm, blow me from here
With your fiercest wind
Let me float across the sky
‘Til I can rest again.

Fall gently, snowflakes
Cover me with white
Cold icy kisses and
Let me rest tonight.

Sun, rain, curving sky
Mountain, oceans, leaf and stone
Star shine, moon glow
You’re all that I can call my own.

Maya Angelou

I think about the poem Maya Angelou wrote titled, Women Work, is that women are very capable. We show it by taking care our kids, cleaning the house, going grocery shopping all the time, and so much more. Women don’t get appreciated like men do. Women do a lot more work than men think we do. Not to mention have painful labors for them, cook their dinners when they come home from a long day of work. I appreciate the hard work men can do that women can’t do, but I would like to see women appreciated more.

Start of Spring!

Posted on March 19, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: My Writings.

This weekend will be beautiful and wonderful. It will be beautiful and wonderful because on Saturday it will be the first day of Spring. This weekend and this Spring season will start off great because I will be so warm outside. My family and I might ride down to the boardwalk and get some fries, ice-cream and pizza. Then on Sunday my friends Alie, Christina, and Tania will go around the town of Lewes and see if different stores or buisnesses would like to donate to the Chinese Auction our schools Honor Society will hold. We will have fun spending time together. This is a way for us to earn hours for our community service. Then Monday we will once again return back to school:(

Dance Update

Posted on by kaylad2014.
Categories: My Theme Post.

I am now working on my dances at my dance class for my recital. I am working really hard to know and remember my dances. Our theme for this years recital is “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.” My songs are… for tap “Blueberry Pie” Jazz… I don’t remember that one. My Pointe dance song is…”Candy Kisses.” I love all my songs again this year. This recital will once again be spectacular. This will be so much fun!

Writing Plan

Posted on March 18, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: Writing Plan.
  1. Introduction
  2. Birth/Death
  3. Childhood
  4. Family
  5. School
  6. Education/Training
  7. Jobs – Experiences
  8. Why writing?
  9. Books/Essays/Poems
  10. Award
  11. Conclusion/Legacy

The DSTP

Posted on March 12, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: My Writings.

The DSTP was kind of easy for the math part. Next we have to take the reading part of the DSTP. The Math part is my favorite. Math is my favorite subject. I do  good in it and hope I get a high score in this subject. The math part was so small. It didn’t have a lot of parts to it. But I think the DSTP is pointless. It’s not fair how we have to show off what we learned when you learn stuff in class. We just have to get good grades not prove everything to everybody. I’m ready for the reading part of the DSTP but I’m  not. I am because I believe I can do really good but I’m not because I know it will have a lot of big words I will  not understand and also I will have to write and be really detailed and specific and I’m not good at that but I will try. I am Ready to get

Terrible Snowstorm of 2010!

Posted on February 26, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: My Writings.

Snowman

You know its good things towards snow and bad things towards snow. Especially when it’s a snowstorm. Snowstorms are ways of losing your electricity, spending time with your family and getting warm, and also getting to play in and shovel all the snow that the snowstorm brings. But another bad part about the snow is that you have to stay away from your friends at school and stay off the roads.

This past week a huge snowstorm came to Delaware. I had lost my electricity for a couple of days. My family and I did have heat. We did have two ceresin heaters to keep us and the house warm. We also had heat from the generator. The generator really helped us because we wouldn’t have the nice breakfasts, which my mom prepared for us every morning. Going without the electricity was not fun because I couldn’t watch my favorite T.V. shows. Thank goodness my electricity did come back on for the Superbowl.

I spent some time with my family. We got to get closer. My family and I we all watched movies together. We even shoveled the snow together. We also helped our neighbors shovel there snow as a family. My family is important to me and I love it when we get together. Spending time with your family is good because you get laughter out of it. You should try it.

I also loved about the 2010 snowstorm was being able to go outside and play in the snow. We don’t get a lot of snow in Delaware so it was different. I liked shoveling and taking the snow off the cars. Some trucks I saw had a ton of snow in the truck bed and it looked like a snow pool. I just wanted to jump in them and just play. I like to make all kinds of things when I play in the snow. Playing in the snow is also a great way of exercise and most people don’t get enough exercise.

Whew what a time with the snowstorm. Not having electricity. But I was able to spend time with my family. I was also able to spend time outside in the snow. Even though not all good things happened during the snowstorm some things were gained throughout the experience. I will always be prepared.

Some things towards the snow aren’t so good. Especially when it’s a snowstorm. Snowstorms are ways of losing your electricity, spending time with your family and getting warm, and also getting to play in and shovel all the snow that the snowstorm brings. But another bad part about the snow is that you have to stay away from your friends at school and stay off the roads.

This past week a huge snowstorm came to Delaware. I had lost my electricity for a couple of days. My family and I did have heat. We did have two ceresin heaters to keep us and the house warm. We also had heat from the generator. The generator really helped us because we wouldn’t have the nice breakfasts, which my mom prepared for us every morning. Going without the electricity was not fun because I couldn’t watch my favorite T.V. shows. Thank goodness my electricity did come back on for the Superbowl.

I spent some time with my family. We got to get closer. My family and I we all watched movies together. We even shoveled the snow together. We also helped our neighbors shovel there snow as a family. My family is important to me and I love it when we get together. Spending time with your family is good because you get laughter out of it. You should try it.

I also loved about the 2010 snowstorm was being able to go outside and play in the snow. We don’t get a lot of snow in Delaware so it was different. I liked shoveling and taking the snow off the cars. Some trucks I saw had a ton of snow in the truck bed and it looked like a snow pool. I just wanted to jump in them and just play. I like to make all kinds of things when I play in the snow. Playing in the snow is also a great way of exercise and most people don’t get enough exercise.

Whew what a time with the snowstorm. Not having electricity. But I was able to spend time with my family. I was also able to spend time outside in the snow. Even though not all good things happened during the snowstorm some things were gained throughout the experience. I will always be prepared.

Someone Like You

Posted on February 25, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: Book Review.

Someone like you picture

Someone Like You is a book about two young teenagers, Scarlett and Halley. Scarlett was more of a popular girl since she has moved into the same neighborhood as Halley. Halley didn’t do much interacting with other people. Halley and Scarlett love to share a lot of stuff together, since there best friends. As the two best friends begin their junior year in high school, things get off to a rough start. Scarlett’s boyfriend, she has gotten to know has just died in a motorcycle accident. Scarlett is later found out that she is carrying Michael’s baby, her boyfriend. They proceed to tell Scarlett’s mother and her mother books an abortion appointment. On the day of the abortion, Scarlett decides against it and calls Halley to pick her up from the clinic. Halley asks Macon to drive her there and he does. When they have picked up Scarlett, Halley’s mother sees them and assumes they are just cutting class. She tells Scarlett’s mother, who then enlists Halley’s mother’s help to sort a compromise. So now Halley’s mother knows about the pregnancy. Halley is then grounded.

Halley has a birthday dinner the next day with her family, the Vaughn family and Scarlett. Later she sneaks out with Macon. He takes her to the quarry where they make out, leaving Halley feeling as though the girl she used to be has left her and she was replaced by someone new.

The next chapters are focused on the changes that happen throughout Scarlett’s pregnancy and the pressures of Halley’s relationship with Macon, who is constantly asking her for sex. Although she thinks about it a lot she isn’t ready to and they start to become distant which isn’t helped by his secretive lifestyle. Elizabeth Gunderson, who has changed, drops hints about him cheating on her. Also her mother is forever asking her about Macon and she dislikes him despite never having met him. Halley is forbidden from seeing Macon. And everyone at school finds out about the pregnancy because Ginny, who can’t keep secrets overhears them talking in the bathroom.

Another disaster comes in the form of her Grandma Halley’s illness. She is quickly deteriorating. Halley shares a special bond with her grandmother because they share a name, named for Halley’s Comet, which they both watched years before.

When Halley decides to have sex with Macon at a New Year’s Eve party, Scarlett tries to dissuade her and they get into an argument. Halley gets drunk before she can do it, she throws up and Macon is furious. Whilst he is driving her home, he is too busy shouting at her to watch the road and they get into a car accident. Halley is seriously injured and taken to hospital and Macon never visits. Her mother is disappointed in her.

After Halley gets out of hospital, Macon comes to see her at her window. But Halley has had enough and breaks up with him which breaks his heart because he then realizes he’s in love with her. Her mother comes down and starts to shout at her for seeing Macon and then Halley explains what has just happened. She also tells her mother how she feels and they come to an understanding: both of them will try harder to get along.

Next is prom and with Elizabeth now dating Macon, and Halley goes to prom with the family-friend, and former boyfriend Noah. Noah gets drunk and rips Halley’s prom dress, and she gets angry and is then forced into the toilets where she bumps into Elizabeth. Elizabeth tells her that Macon still loves her but they are interrupted by the announcement that Scarlett’s in labor.

Halley and Scarlett and Scarlett’s other friend, Cameron, try to leave but the only transport to the hospital is Macon’s car. Halley calls her mother who comes down and helps her through it.

After the birth, Scarlett names the baby Grace Halley Thomas and everyone turns up in the waiting room; the school prom-goers and all Scarlett’s mother’s friends and they all come together in happiness of the birth. After everything has calmed down and everyone has gone home, Halley starts the walk home alone, but happy, thinking about the Grace Halley’s life ahead and what she could offer her.

From All But My Life

Posted on January 28, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: Uncategorized.

I think Gerda survived the march when so many people did not is because Gerda was a brave hearted person. Gerda in the story, she said “Let them worry now.” “The Germans threw Frightened glances toward the sky and hatefully looked at us.”The part of the story let me know Gerda believed with strong faith that they would somehow make it through the march without dying. In the story Gerda had food to survive with and knew she would make it.Then Gerda saw young Jewish girls walking down the street with no food to eat. Although the Jewish girls would go around taking other homeless peoples shoes off their feet while they were asleep. Gerda had also a kind heart inside her. She and Ilse were kind enough to share some of their bread she had with the Jewish girls, but were also smart enough to know that we still need to put some of the bread into a secret spot.

What I would take with me would be my dance shoes. I would take my dance shoes because I love to dance and I have for a long time. I dance all the time. I spend quality time practicing every chance I get. Dancing is in my blood. When I dance I realize how calm I can be. Even if I were to be uprooted I would know I am calm because I love to dance. I have been awarded trophies for my excellence in dance for so long.

My New Year Resolutions for 2010

Posted on January 4, 2010 by kaylad2014.
Categories: Poems.

I shall be kinder to people.

I will be nicer to my brother.

I wont hurt his feelings.

I shall do better in basketball.

I will work harder.

I wont wait to do what im told when i feel like it, do it right away.

I shall have a better attitude.

I will read more books.

I wont watch as much TV.

About Ginger Kids

Posted on December 14, 2009 by kaylad2014.
Categories: My Writings.

What I think on ginger kids is that being a ginger will not change a person because that’s the way you where born and can’t help it.Its not fair that you get treated badly just because your hair is not the same as other kids. This happens everywhere and needs to be stopped because kids are not all the same when it comes to appearances but when it comes to the inside they could be just like me and you.