Free Topic: Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood

I have been thinking a lot lately of making films in Hollywood. I want to make movies with mystery elements, so people will stay interested. I can make drama and comedy movies, irony movies, and especially write scripts. I think making movies would be a nice way to express yourself in the field.

Some scripts of mine will be titled:
Emerson High
Little Mister Bucket & the Beauty Guru
Clokey Vigilance
Pryor to the Commitment
Screenplay in the Sand
Graham Productions
The Road Goes on Forever
7 A.M. With Johnny Pepperman
The Gimme Golfers
etc.


I have been making really good grades in school for the past six weeks, and I can't wait till the end of school.

One blog I've seen comes from Grant Scott, who admires our electrical field and economy. Another comes from Maddie Niemann, who loves computers because of her love to research topics.

Electricity Topic

A very notable invention that comes toward my life is the laptop. This is one of the most excellent and inventive creations in the recreational field of entertainment, especially for the time it came out. As since I've first used it, I see that Wireless Internet Connection works much better as opposed to a computer. Since I've used it, I have gone all over the Internet looking at YouTube videos and games. It's changed my life in many other ways as well: I can do homework on Microsoft Word and use sources to help me.

Life at Anderson has gotten easier, because it's been going by swiftly; however, I have a project to finish, and it's due soon. Two blogs to comment on: Sarah Money of Ms. Hollrah's class has done such a great job of describing the horrific problems in Darfur, stating that nearly everyone is at fault, throwing in figurative language and even witty parts. Another comes from Wyatt Hooks, who gives us a painting to represent Latin America, which works effectively due to the fact it was done by Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.

Rwanda Creeps

This is one of the most tragic experiences of the unlucky and those who have been called less than since the Holocaust. The murdered civilians, however, should have been more responsible and listened to the warnings the first victims gave them. I have examined the six articles my teacher gave me, and I am shocked and brought to gut-twisting because these people are like the Nazis for Africa. As it says in one of the sources, when the Holocaust ended, genocide was considered a hatefulness by everyone in the world, or so everyone thought. The most guilty party to me is the Rwanda government, because they have awful opinions to think they are more than and deservedly respected than their civilians.

A recent blog I've checked out comes from Ira Cruz of Ms. Hollrah's class; like me, she is very fond of movies and enjoys funny and scary movies, although I'm more up for action. Plus, she seems to have a lot of DVDs. Another comes from Maddie Niemann, who is in the Trojan Belles and has just seen New Moon, which she loved (by the way, Roger Ebert despised it, and he said the characters should be arrested for begging to moan). My past two weeks have been enjoyable; I enjoyed my Thanksgiving vacation and I saw The Blind Side which was pretty good. But this weekend might be hard. I have loads of homework.

Post #7: Movie Movie Hollywood

I've only been to Hollywood once, which is about the most fun vacation I've been on yet. Although it ended unsatisfyingly, I was moved to discover the atmosphere of the wondrous scenery of Universal and the Heights. If there's one thing I want to do more than anything else for a living, it's make movies.
I've written a script entitled Detective Mappletroth, about an insane policeman who arrests three guys and locks them in his bathroom for not giving him alcohol. He has to keep his secret from his chief, because he wants to keep them; he's never arrested somebody before or had their sentence carried out. I'm thinking about rewriting it: it's extremely lowbrow when it tries to be funny and is more funny when it's being insane, which doesn't really mix. After I finish, I'm going to write (although I need to get permission from the public) a script called Little Mister Bucket & the Beauty Guru about two jealous filmmakers who join on their rivals Sam Mendes and Michael Arndt for a project to win Oscars. The end is totally absurd and a little cruel, but it's original and neat.
I'm gonna do a lot of homework this week. I went to the U.T. Basketball opening and watched them crush the other guys.

Post 6: Diego Rivera

Diego Rivera is one of the most memorable icons in the world of art. I chose him because I was assigned on him for a South American project, which brought me to historical knowledge. He had a permanent passion for painting and drawing from the age of 10, and studied at many Mexican art academies. He was long married to idolizer painter Frida Kahlo, who relentlessly admired him and his work. For the rest of his life, he painted and worked for the City College in San Francisco.

My week is starting to get kind of stressful. I have received a substantial amount of homework that I missed on Thursday, which I need to finish. But I have gotten a few assignments done, so I shouldn't really worry. However, I have started on my group PSA, which is starting out fun.

Topic #5: Ben Franklin's Statement & Cullen Nash's Agreement

"When the well's dry, we know the worth of water."

Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanac

I have to look on this to see what it means. Looks like he's saying that when we have a passion that disappears quickly, we need to realize that we need to ration it for more special occasions so that we will have plenty of it to make us feel satisfied. I definitely agree with him, but I have problems with it, because I am horrible at keeping up with it.
These two weeks have started out very stressful, but it was well worth it because I got retakes on my tests which I did much better on, so I feel quite better, but I still have a whole load of homework.
Two blogs to comment on: Becca Butler of Ms. Hollrah's class: she seems to be getting boyfans among this kid Cody who asked her to the homecoming. Ao! Second: Elli Burns. She seems to be having loads of fun at Anderson, getting to go to dance with a lotalaffs. Good luck to her.

Topic 4: 9/11 Issues

There are a few people these days from the Middle East that have been moved here because of the tragic 9/11 attack, and they have stayed here for 8 years and have never gone back. Because of this, we have suffered these 9/11 issues for that long a time.

These past 2 weeks, I have caught a cold and I still have sniffles. I had to miss three days of school, so there are quite a few things I need to catch up on, but it shouldn't be too hard.

Two neat blogs I've checked out are from Jenny Pajares and Brooke Torgerson; the former has stated that she used to attend a Catholic School, which makes me think her family is religious and very strict. The latter seems to be a little strange. She says that she has had very stressful hours in school, but overall it's been a fun experience.