JCapellanislandblog

THe nine 11 story by Jamyl
by: techbrarian

Dear fans of my blog,

First off, I want to tell you what a great summer I had.   Not only did I go to Flarido , but I also went to Atlantic city  One thing that I didn’t do (but wish I had) was go to the beach.  It feels so good to be at school because I really wanted to see my friends.

Anyhow, I just watched a Men in Black video clip and it was really  cool.  I couldn’t believe that Will Smith draged the table . Looking at Mr. Lahana’s “MOST IMPORTANT THINGS” list it’s pretty clear this video was talking about  taking risks This is because .

On #4 of Mr. Lahana’s “MOST IMPORTANT THINGS” list he talks about finding what you love. Besides texting, Facebooking, and drooling over my favorite star Kaesha , I’m into some serious stuff.  Stuff that not everyone’s into– like  comuter games. It’s true!  I could spend hours playing and time just vanishes.  If you gave me access to a computer with a camera, Garageband, Scratch, Photoshop or 3D design software I would make a vido  that showed off my talent at comuter .  But you know, I’m not perfect at my talent yet.  By the end of the year I hope I can  be talented.  Well, that’s all I have time to write for now–  so.!

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