What to do in the Event of an Earthquake

So, in science, we are learning all about faults and earthquakes, so this video that my good friend Jibble at thejibbles.com  posted to his blog was hilarious. 

The link is http://richardfenwick.com/earthquake.html if you want to watch it. It's pretty funny.

Words from Seventh Grade

Hola amigos!  I'm posting to the beat of this song called "Perpetuum Mobile"... Really good song...

The thing is, though, that I'm in seventh grade now, and if you look back it's been a whole summer since I first posted. That was sixth grade, and now, it's seventh grade. I'm rather excited to continue the year. My new website background, yearbook, you name it. And, my drawing skills are growing. 

But I have a story for you all.

Sunday afternoon last week, my mother and I pulled into our garage. See, my mother is deathly afraid of birds that roam free, but come close to her. There was a bird that was dumb enough to get trapped in a garage that was wide open. My father and I tried to get it out, and then my mom locked the car door. I started banging the garage door to the ceiling and making weird noises. My mother, in the car, started laughing her head off. I tried opening the door, but alas, it was locked. When the bird finally fled, sadly, there was bird blood all over the roof. Gross.

I'm going to sign off, for my laptop is about to die.