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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Joyas Voladoras

In my mind, the meaning to this is that you should never get attached to something because it will always break your heart.  Also, he is saying that the bigger the heart the more you will care.  I think this is a very discouraging essay because it makes you think that love is not good and that little things like birds can love just as much as human.  That's why they make offspring and more little baby birds.  It makes you think that your heart will always be broken when you become attached to something or when you use it a lot.  For example, if you run, you use your heart more.  He is saying that you will die your heart out by loving and using it.  My favorite lines were in the last paragraph.  Actually, the last paragraph was the best and I liked it.  Especially the part where he say's, So much is held in a lifetime.  It is very true.  I like this piece and it makes me think that people have very different opinions about things.

Monday, May 6, 2013

Whats worth knowing



Something that is worth knowing is how to defend yourself.  You never find out that in school.  What if someone breaks into your house?  How are you going to deal with that?  School is not helpful because it doesn't teach you that.  It teaches you how to yell for help but what if no one is there to help you.  Why won't school help you with that?  Another thing worth knowing is how to read another persons face so that you know whether someone is sad, mad, happy etc.  It would help you when you get older if you are going into an area where you need it.  Also it would help gamblers.  I would like to be able to read faces and school doesn't teach you that.  Also why don't they teach you how to keep a straight face.  It's really hard to keep a straight face when you are trying not to give something away.  For example,  when you give someone a birthday present.  You try to keep a straight face because you don't want to give away the surprise.  These are all worth knowing but are not thought in school.