On March 26 my class went to JA Biztown. My job was the ad excective at the radio station. My responsibilitys were to collect the ads and give them to the CEO. Then, she would make a bill to the company for me to give to them, and they would give me back a check to give the the CEO. Caleb was also an ad excective. We had two breaks and when I was on the second break Caleb finished all of the ads. So I went around asking people for song requests. No really wanted to. Payton (the dj) gave me a bag of prizes and a sheet of questions. I had to ask the people a question and if they got it right they would get a prize out of the bag. Once I ran out of prizes I still had 15 more minutes until the day was over. I tried again to get people to make song requests but no one really wanted to. Then, the day was over.

Well, first of the world totally needs to know about Christainity. It's an amazing religon, for my opinion. The Lord created us in His own image. He was a loving and gracious God, but we turned our backs on Him. He wanted us back so He sent His Son down to the earth to bring His people back to Him. He did that by dying on the cross. He forgave all of our sins and we can have eternal life with Him in heaven.

Well, first of the world totally needs to know about Christainity. It's an amazing religon, for my opinion. The Lord created us in His own image. He was a loving and gracious God, but we turned our backs on Him. He wanted us back so He sent His Son down to the earth to bring His people back to Him. He did that by dying on the cross. He forgave all of our sins and we can have eternal life with Him in heaven.

Today, in class we talked about little things and my opinion is that it doesnt matter how big the thing is because it can make a big difference. For example, what if you wanted to donate some money, but the best you could do is $1. You think that won't make a difference at all. Think about it this way: if 400 people donated a dollar, you all would have donated $400! See the little things in life can make a big difference. Here is another example: In basketball, what if you keep missing your shots and you are really upset. You got to ask the coach what you are doing wrong. The coach says you are tilting your elbow a little bit before you shoot. You think he is crazy and don't take his advice. You get even more frustrated and then try his advice for once and you sink everyone.

Today, in class we talked about little things and my opinion is that it doesnt matter how big the thing is because it can make a big difference. For example, what if you wanted to donate some money, but the best you could do is $1. You think that won't make a difference at all. Think about it this way: if 400 people donated a dollar, you all would have donated $400! See the little things in life can make a big difference. Here is another example: In basketball, what if you keep missing your shots and you are really upset. You got to ask the coach what you are doing wrong. The coach says you are tilting your elbow a little bit before you shoot. You think he is crazy and don't take his advice. You get even more frustrated and then try his advice for once and you sink every shot. See it can be the little things that make a big difference.

In class we watched two videos http://www.ted.com/talks/marco_tempest_the_augmented_reality_of_techno_magic.html">Marco Tempest: Augmented Reality and http://www.ted.com/talks/marco_tempest_the_magic_of_truth_and_lies_on_ipods.html">Marco Tempest: The Magic of Truth and Lies. I personally love all magic! I don't care if technology is in magic. I just think that all magic is cool! I really am confused how people make that happen because all the people do is pull a few strings and BAM=http://! It is magic!!!!! I LOVE MAGIC=http://! It doesn't matter if technology is in it!

I love puppies but my mom hates them. I have no idea why! I always ask her if I can get one and she says it is too much to handle. They are so cute and fluffy and the world is their toilet. So, I am stuck with a puppyless life. For now at least.