Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Dear Veteran


Authors note- This paragraph is about how thankful I am for the freedom that we have in our country and the sacrifices that our soldiers did to keep our country free 



Dear Veteran,
            The freedom, the bravery, and the hope. Thank you for all the wonderful things you have done to keep our country free and protected. I can’t say how much I appreciate all the wars you have gone to and the sacrifices you have made to make this country the safest it could be.  I am so thankful for all the sacrifices in your life to keep our country’s freedom.

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Patriots Pen

     During World War One about 15 million deaths and about 20 million wounded, World War Two about 60 million people were killed. That is 2.5% of the world population that were killed and wounded. Think about it, having a relative in either one of the war and getting killed, and you just found out yesterday after it happened. Then you have 9/11, that was another situation that 2,996 were killed.  When I heard everybody talking about it in school I was so confused because I didn’t know what was going on, everybody was like did you hear that the twin tower crashed. From that day forward I have always remember 9/11, World War One, and World War Two.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Hurricane Katrina

Authors Note - Billions of dollars toward the cost of fixing houses, roads and cleaning up after the mess of Hurricane Katrina. August 29, 2001 the most tragic hurricane that hit New Orleans
Hurricane Katrina  

About 75 billion dollars toward the cost of fixing houses, roads, and cleaning up the mess Hurricane Katrina caused. I honestly think that hurricane Katrina was the most tragic hurricane, I also think that it was more effective in New Orleans than in Mimi. Mimi just got a little taste of the hurricane unlike New Orleans that got the real deal; just think about 75 billion dollars toward the cost of cleaning up after the hurricane that hit New Orleans.
Do you ever wonder what it feels like to be in a situation where this hurricane just comes and hits without any expectations? Honestly I couldn’t imagine myself in a hurricane so tragic like Katrina. The reason I think hurricane Katrina is the most tragic hurricane because when you think about it 75 billion dollars, broken roads, damaged houses and the mess it made I couldn’t believe what it looked liked. Well anyways if you were to take a picture before the hurricane hit and after it hit there would be the biggest difference you have ever seen there would be flooding and a bunch of damage, and also when you also think of how many people lost their lives.
Why in the world do I think it’s more effective in New Orleans than in Mimi? Well I think that because if you go back to the pictures of the damage, you can right away that in New Orleans there was a hurricane a really tragic one. I’m sure when you put the 2 pictures of New Orleans and between Mimi you could probably tell that there was a little zing when the hurricane hit Mimi and then when you see new Orleans it’s like you get the whole douse of the mess it made.
Honestly guys if you are laughing to those people in New Orleans just think what would you do if a hurricane came smashing through your window right now. I don’t think you would be laughing the next time you see something like that happens again. If that does happen somewhere beside Pewaukee please go in and help you could be that one person to be there. So just go in and help.