In my 1st period class which is my government class is very hard. The work ethic is hard but that is probably because I'm a senior and I'm getting lazy already. We are learning a lot of stuff that is very good information we should know because it's going on in our government and society. Right now we have a big project due and it's about cases that had been fought in the past about a law. I really need to do it but honestly I'm so tired and I never seem to have time to do it. We also talk about our rights and how sometimes the police doesn't respect them. Cops even try to trick you just to deny your rights. Also we are learning about civil and criminal cases. Civil cases has to do with stuff like family problems and criminal cases has to do with law breaking.

I do not really like reading, but I love watching movies. I guess you can say I am a visual learner. When I read books I can't really comprehend , but movies I understand more. I don't know why that is but it's just the way I see things I guess. One of my favorite movies is "Waterboy" with Adam Sandler and I love it not only because it is rediculously funny , but because it had a message that I interpreted behind it. Adam played the role as a kid that was home schooled and didn't really have friends and was sought out to be a dummy. People only thought he was stupid until he showed his amazing talent I football and then people liked him. People still thought he was stupid until he passed his test I the 90 range to play in his championship game. So all I'm really saying is that no one can tell you who you are or what you are. So you have to prove people wrong and that's what Adam Sandler did in "Waterboy".