Ryan's Blog: January 2010

About Blogging

I feel that in blogging, everything is open so we must be sensitive in what we blog. I feel that in the blog, we should not plagiarize information, and pass it out as ours. We must write only things that are not offensive to race, religion and gender. We also must exercise cyberwellness in blogs. We must think about others and don't use vulgarities, post adult content, harrassing other bloggers, spamming and hacking blogs. We must also protect ourselves by not talking to strangers and giving out personal information and identity. Mr Lundburg has already posted the rules of blogging in our 1O4 group in Facebook:

Following are the blogging rules for class 1O4, conceived and agreed upon by the students:

1. No racist/defamatory/hurtful remarks
2. No vulgarities/profanity/foul language
3. Do not give out personal information
4. No plagiarism
5. No spamming
6. No hacking other blogs
7. No threatening/harassing
8. No adult content

Consequences if the rules are broken:

1. Demerit points
2. No recess for a week
3. Clean classroom for a week
4. Banned from commenting on other blogs
5. No ACE points

Lamb to the slaughter

Dear Diary,
Today, I killed my husband satisfactorily. I was very lucky not to be caught by the policeman. They fell straight into my trap. They are not alert enough to look for evidence practically right under their noses. In the end, they unknowingly ate up their only evidence. After they had left, I was giggling uncontrollably at their foolishness,
Luckily I rehearsed my lines later that day. So when I went to the grocers, I was able to look not suspicious so that I could form an alibi. I must really thank the grocers for helping me prove that I was not at the murder scene.
Although I got my revenge on my unfaithful husband without any regrets, I still feel very unhappy. How could the man I slept with be such a terrible beast that left me in the dump! When it was only a few months to the birth of my baby, how could he had left me. Even if had hated me, how about his son? Now whether i did or did not kill him, I would not be able to survive with my baby in the harsh world without money. He should have thought wisely before marrying me. On the vow on our marriage, he took it seriously. However, he just broke that vow overnight. I don't really care about the wealth my husband gives me but it is the love that matters the most.
Yours Sincerely,
Mrs Maloney

Reflections about the questionaire on the website

I feel that this test allows me to know more about myself, if I am a people person, a Visual person, so on... It lets me to realise that I am better at understanding some things than others. I feel that it is quite interesting to know what inside personalities I have. This eight inteligence tells people about their complex human mind. I feel that it is important to know about our own thinking so that we can find methods of studying that can suit us.