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by Keeley C teacher: Melanie Transue


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Just For Fun!! 09/11

Blog Entries
5/21 May Freewrite- You Can't Beat Yeats
5/4 Sing it Out- Let Me Read You a Passage From Goodnight Moon
5/4 Dear Freshy- Survival Guide 101
4/20 April Freewrite-A Fearful Passage
3/22 March Free Write-I Feel Musically Inclined To Tell You
2/22 Representin-The Wonderful World of Food
2/8 Construction Theory- (Page)Master(ing) Reader
2/8 February Free Write-A Cynics Heaven Initial
2/8 In Theory with Justine and Keeley
2/1 January Free Speak- Regression
1/1 Ooh! Ooh!, Pick Me!- I Dec(Th)ree That You Should Pick Me
12/24 December Free Write- Secret of Snow
12/14 Ooh! Ooh!, Pick Me!- I Second That You Should Pick Me
11/21 Ooh! Ooh!, Pick Me!- Pretty Pretty Please
11/17 November Free Write- Illogical
11/7 Three Times the Charm- Equals Three Weeks of Procrastination
10/14 PAY ATTENTION TO ME!- Rants and Everything of the Sort
10/7 The Djinn Who lives Between Night and Day THEME- Ignorance is Bliss
10/2 October Free Write- Moon and Stars
9/22 September Free Write- It's a Classic
9/15 A Visual Representation of Me- Keeley in Twelve Thousand Words or Less ^_^

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The Djinn Who lives Between Night and Day THEME- Ignorance is Bliss
In this crime filled, hectic, and quite frankly, confusing life we need morals and simple philosophies to live by, much like the wonderful stories we read. 'The Djinn Who Lives Between Night and Day' by Bruce Holland Rogers is a grand example of this. The theme was that sometimes ignorance is bliss if it was cause by good intent. You see, this pertains to the story because the main character, Al-faq (A djinn who lives in between worlds) goes to a man in woe and weary pain for he believes his entire family is dead, but Al-faq gives him a set of specific directions to follow and says if he never looks for his family or speaks again, he can bring his family back to like once more. In real life this theme can be relatable by give a child the gift of ignorance (never thought I'd say THAT in my life.) by telling them the classic 'Darling, your hamster didn't die...he just ran away.' speech.

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