The driving test: Haiku form

First driving test Haiku

First ever driving test

He hopes it is the last time

His father drives him

And then there he is

his nightmare, his doom, his fear

his driving teacher

Then ten weeks later

He is riding in a car

But he is driving

“I’m trying to hold”

On he shouted. Then it left.

His hope. His dream. Gone.

Then the results come

He sees them first. He falls down.

Then, there are the tears. 

Tears of pure delight.

No dream job, as he would like,

But the test was passed. 

My Crash

MY CRASH

When I was driving my car, I was getting to my soccer game, and When there was a green light, I passed
and waited for someone’s car to go ahead of me, but it is so slow I ended up right in their path, and just
my luck, guess when their car started to speed up. Yeah, you get how this is going. I was hearing sirens
wailing as the police officers and ambulance came over, and they took a look at my airbag injury. That’s
a lesson. Always drive safely. Because here I am, sitting In the ER room.

My annoying bike

 I was riding my bike, across the city, to deliver mail. But my bike needed a pit stop, except he already had two, so I  told him to keep going, then he threw me off him, and that got me TRIGGERED!! So I pulled out a zip tie from my pockets, and yellow spray paint, (his least favorite color) then I was zip tying him up to a post, and he screamed and flailed, but I managed to get the job done. Then, I spray painted him. He screamed like nobody can. I was so fed up with him, I just left him there and moved on. 

The chase

Here we are, folks, at the scene of crime, following along with a high-speed chase, as a man about 20, with his furry dog, has been cornered by the police at downington alley, after robbing the bank.“Get up and get your hands on the vehicle!” the police are shouting, guns pointed at the man. The man is slowly complying, and i out of the vehicle. Then, the dog pops out of the sunroof. What’s that in his mouth!? A harmonica! The dog is starting to play the instrument and has the men slowly climbing up Roger building. The criminals are escaping! NO! 

Day 1 in Munich: Part 2 of the Munich Chronicles

My first day in Munich was packed with excitement! It went like this:
1: I went with my grandparents to the Bayern Munich Stadium, Alianz Arena. We had a tour there, and I learned all kinds of stuff! Did you know that on a full stadium, the arena can have 75000 people cheering the teams! Wow! I now know that you can sit next to the club managers and other important people! That is awesome!
2: I went to a BMW exhibit, and found awesome cars, like Rolls Royce! It was awesome! I saw a really old Mini, a super sports BMW (i8), and they were all beautiful, the colors matched, and the cars were SUPER comfy!
3: I went to the BMW museum, were they had motorcycles, old and new, really cool, painted cars, a special collection of priceless cars, that can be older than your house! Then, we saw the most epic BMW sports car ever! It runs on electricity, looks awesome, and goes really fast! All you need in a perfect car!
4: Well, that was my day! If you're reading this, thanks for tuning in to The Munich Chronicles.

Week 1: 100 word challenge

The Shadow

In Los Angeles, Aliens were invading. They were horrendous. One could say they looked as if wrinkled garbage bags had babies with a predator. We called these ‘shadows’. They worked for one we called “The Shadow’. Our hero, Charlie, knew he needed to go to the store to get shadow repellent, and was running like a maniac to do so. Around him, blood was flying, shadows were tearing into people, ripping them up, and loud screams could be heard. Running, he saw an old man. “Which way to the shops?”, it panted. It wasn’t an old man. Standing right there... was The Shadow. “AAAAHHHHH!!!” 

Airplane Flight to Munich: Part 1 of Munich Chronicles

It was a hyper Sunday morning, when I left to Detroit for my flight. It lasted two hours, but it felt like nothing! I went that day eating delicious sushi at the airport, that kept the taste in my mouth for hours! YUM!

Then, came the big guns, I was getting ready for a 9-hour flight to Munich from Detroit, and MAN was I excited! I was trying to sleep, watching movies, and eating bad food the entire flight. YAY! *sarcasm*. Ten, I met my grandparents at the airport, and we were more happy to see each other than a lion to see a gazelle! That was my plane highlight.

If I Were In Charge of the World Poem

So our teacher told us to make a poem about what we would do if we were in charge of the world. We had to have at least 4 paragraphs.

This is mine:

If I Ruled the World

If ruled the world,

Every city in the world would have

Soccer fields,

And,

Tennis courts.

If I ruled the world,

You would choose your classes in school,

And have recess whenever, 

...

as long as you finish all your work.

If I ruled the world,

Books would be free,

And there would be no such thing as memberships or passes,

OR,

Baseball.

If I ruled the world,

There would be no 

Pollution or Global Warming,

‘Cause that stuff’s junk  

And, all dogs and no cats, and no bad weather.

Weather, You little...

October, Friday 11

Why does weather seem to have a mind of it's own? I think it has the mind of a little sibling.  Like today. It's horrendous, freezing, cloudy, dark and damp at 2:00, then at 4, it's all sunny and beautiful! As if it's innocent! Weather can be so annoying sometimes.

My News Article for journalism

So our Teacher told us to make an article for our journalism unit, and it had to be newsworthy, and have a good lead, while following the inverted pyramid method. This is mine:

Elementary School Teacher’s Lounge is Messier Than Ever

October 8, 2019 

At Glenridge Elementary School on September 30, 2019,

Fifth grade students were viewing the teachers’ lounge, and witnessed a mess that they should not have been exposed to them. 

Credit: The GroundTruth Project

According to the majority of Mrs. Barnes’ class, fifth grade, the teachers made the mess, and are at fault. This reasoning is understandable, given that students aren’t in there, and don’t know what goes on in the lounge.

Emily Weyer, 10, noticed a board game by the name of Marry, Date, or Dump, in the classroom. This attracted the attention of the fifth graders, and was a hot topic for the rest of the school day, and also the whole month. According to Emiy, the game was inappropriate for kids. “It’s immature for teachers to play it, not to mention they’re teaching us to be mature and behave well, and that is not a good example.”

 The teachers state that it was donated by a friend of the science teacher, and it is fine. Still, is this really a good thing to have at school? I mean at home, sure. But school? What will happen? Will the teachers get rid of the game, or just keep the lounge more private? Many of the teachers do not eat in the lounge, and were not part of this mess-up. On the table of the lounge, there were chips and salsa lying around, half eaten, disgusting. This was the peak of messiness, and  yet they somehow are teaching the schoolkids to be organized. 

 Sam Ramon, 5th grade says “It’s unfair that they get better food than us, but make a bigger mess than us”. Lelah Lee, 10, states “I was a little surprised that they made a mess, but you can’t blame all of them. Maybe they were just nourishing their time away from kids.” Many fifth graders in Mrs. Barnes class agree with this, since their own teacher doesn’t eat there. Students expect the teacher's lounge to be more private from now on, or at least more organized. 

 Fifth graders will continue to explore this topic throughout  the following months. 

Ruben