Sunday, November 4, 2007
SAVE THE ANIMALS!
It all started on a september morning when my teacher, Lori,shouted: "Okay,you guys!write this poem down in your journal!" we did as we were told, but that was not all she said: "then think of a way you could make the world a better place." the poems were written, so was mine, so i got into action. I thought about this. When I got home that day, I scrambled around my room, looking for a shoe box. As soon as i found one, i went downstairs, into the kitchen, grabbed a recipe card, a permenent marker, and went back up. In pencil, I wrote ENDANGERD ANIMAL FUND BY KAITLIN on the card. With the marker, i wrote on top of that. Then I put 50 c in the box. I taped the card n the lid. I took it to school the next morning, and told the whole class about my plan. Soon there was lot and lots of money in the box. In the last of september I took the box home. A few days before this, i was on the computer, looking for something to do. I happend to stumbell upon wwf adoptions. We had raised 50$, enough for 2 animals. I decided the I would adopt an okapi and a sea otter under the school's name. The school is very glad I did this. And you know what? so is mother nature.
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Yellowstone Times
I just got back from Yellowstone National Park in september...and wanna tell ya all about it. These are the animals i saw: billions of elk, bald eagles, lots of bison, some canadian geese,a cyote, a fox,and thats about it. We went to mammoth, though we did not see any mammoths! :.] I loved the beutiful terraces,especially one that looked like giant ice cubes. One thing that I was afraid of was [dun don duuun!]SULFUR CUALDRON! Why? The huge bubbles of smelly stuff of course! and *sigh* of course, Grandpa,[Ross]had to take a video of the smelly pit. It seemed like he took forever, I was afraid one of the ginormus bubbles would burst all over me! We also went to the GRIZZLY & WOLF DISCOVREY CENTER we saw 7 bears and 4 wolves. We saw Old Faithful 2 times. I'm back now, but sometimes I cry for the glory of Yellowstone.
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