I can’t decide whether I should put ice on it or just move on like Dad said. By the way, my arm feels kind of weak probably because I fell on my brother’s Legos earlier, but maybe that’s just a coincidence. But it’s true! Oh and also I saw this ad earlier for a new American Girl doll and guess what… she has BLUE HAIR!! Which reminds me, earlier I saw a hare run across the road and we almost hit it, but my mom was able to drive past it just in time. Have you ever wondered about the way we see? Like what if my red is your blue? Which reminds me, did you know the sea makes the sky blue due to reflection? When my mom told me that I was like nooooo way. And one day we will break it into so many pieces it will no longer exist.ĭescription: Someone thinks out loud to a friend, but their thoughts are a bit scattered. You can’t buy a new one when it’s broken for good. We just keep finding more and more ways to damage it. Mental illness is at an all-time high, but hey it’s not me so why care? Workers are paid less, and families are going hungry, but we just look away. Farmers can’t grow our food because the land is so degraded, but we don’t fix it. We need to breathe but we don’t bother fixing the climate crisis. But for some reason, our world is broken, and we just keep breaking it more. If your fridge stops working, you need your food to stay cold, so you get it fixed. That’s what makes sense, right? If your shower is broken, you need to shower, so you fix it. Maybe, just maybe…wait, what am I thinking?! It’s FRENCH!ĭescription: A teen gives their take on current world issues
Maybe I won’t be so terrible at French after all. They’re all in the same language group, the Latin languages. That’s a bit like French, right? And a bit of Italian. On my epitaph? “Marina died of shame!” (sighs) Maybe things will be great. Bam! Failed! I’m going to die of embarrassment, and everyone will laugh. I’m on the brink of passing, but then I miss that one little question. I’m taking the final exam, assuming I even make it to that point. I’m absolutely going to flunk French class! I’m picturing the whole scenario right now. Uhm… (exhales) Bonjour? Ack! That was not good. You know a bit of French, right?! Let’s try, now that you’ve officially been selected. Outlook is good, so far! Math, P.E., and…French?! Okay, Marina, stay calm. Okay, I’ve received my schedule for this year! Let’s see my class periods: English, Biology, Art, Coding. There’s only one problem-she doesn’t know any French. I submitted my essay and as I did that you walked in and said 1, 2, 3 words.īy: Elizabeth Ramirez, Age 13, Texas, USAĭescription: Marina is taking a French class this year. I wish I could say, “The piles of homework aren’t helping me!” When they say the work is easy they’re only thinking of the people who could basically teach the class. 1 night, 2 more questions, 3 more subjects, 4 more thoughts saying I’m dumb, 5 more anxious moments 6 fewer hours of sleep, and yet when I yawn they ask me why didn’t I go to sleep earlier.
1 more hour, 2 more days, 3 more weeks, 4 more months, 5 more years. 1 person, 2 worries, 3 more things I hate about myself, 4 less things I know. 1 teacher, 2 teachers, 3 teachers saying their rules 1, 2, 3. 1 step into school, 2 words said to a new friend, 3 numbers written, 1, 2, 3. Send videos here: contact us.ĭescription: A student explains the pressures of schoolġ, 2, 3.
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