" BACK TO SCHOOL" by Juan Carlos Parada , 6A

Hi friends!Summer finishes and school starts.

I´m again on this blog and this is my first post this school year. This summer I went to Fuerte Ventura and I have a great time. I went on a ship called BLUE BIRD, I had a fantastic day.

Now I am in Room 6A and I have to do homework and study hard.

I miss my summer vacations a lot.

" BACK TO SCHOOL" by Juan Carlos Parada , 6A

Hi friends!Summer finishes and school starts.

I´m again on this blog and this is my first post this school year. This summer I went to Fuerte Ventura and I have a great time. I went on a ship called BLUE BIRD, I had a fantastic day.

Now I am in Room 6A and I have to do homework and study hard.

I miss my summer vacations a lot.

Autumn days

Greetings from school pench. 

It's only 2 days to Swedish exam and I've stopped taking stress of it. 

But exams won't end because Exam-week number 1 is starting next week. 

So busy busy busy busy but in the end not that busy .

I'm waiting our autumn vacation week really much because I'm travelling to Germany (-again!) 

This time it's school's student exchange-project.

One of them stays at my place and I go to his place in Pritzwalk, Germany. 

I hope it's gonna be nice week and of course I'm gonna keep my camera with me. 

Yeah, talking about my camera! 

I'TS BROKEN, a little bit.

Only light doesn't work, so pictures came out blurry. I need to fix that before leaving to Germany.

I'm also going to visit University Hospital of Kuopio in two weeks. It's already been around 3 months? 

Time have passed so quickly, well that is only good thing.

I hope they will stop my medicines, finally and take new MRI's of my brains. 

I've recovered quite well, so I really don't want anything problems anymore.

I don't know how my head will react in Airplane because of the pressure over than 10km high.

Mom said something about pressure when plane is landing...well.. It's not like I haven't felt any pain lately. It's not a problem. 

I really hope that I will visit there last time! That isn't place where I want to go again.

Sain myös haasteen Katalta, kiitos! :) 

Pyrin tekemään sen tässä lähiaikoina. 

And for making boring autumn evenings better,

Super Junior published A-CHA! Enjoy~~! 

Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays.

Check out the new blog, Evangelicals for Perry.

Check out the new rules for job hunting in the Internet age.

Check out this bad bull story wherein the groom is killed on his wedding day by his drunk driving brother.

Read about the Florida family awarded $4.5 million because the doctor's office didn't warn them about their baby being born without arms and only one leg, because they would have aborted him had they known.

Check out Wendy's reinvention of the burger.

Check out things you should know about the US Postal Service before it goes bankrupt.

Check out Daryl Wingerd's thoughts on "How to Find a Wife."

Check out Stacy Swimp's 3 part series, Walking off the Democrat Plantation:
Read Part 1 - The Providence of Change.
Read Part 2 - The Democrat Party's Shameful Past.
Read Part 3 - Where Black Americans Are Today.

Check out federal AIDS money being spent at the strip joint.

Check out Razor's ideas to improve the experience of watching hockey on television.

Check out Herman Cain taking on the entire MSNBC post-debate roundtable.

Check out this article about women's worth in Islam.

Check out this query as to why we still give aide to China.

Check out my scene on Twitter.

Never apologize and never explain -- it's a sign of weakness.

Here we have an Illinois congressman, Mike Quigley of the 5th District, apologizing "on behalf of this country" to the American Islamic College Conference in Chicago.

I've grown weary of this and others that remind me of the "blame America first" mentality that was so prevalent in the late 70s that weakened the United States internationally.

It's like deja vu all over again. If you're not familiar with it, I high recommend Democrat Jeane Kirkpatrick's remarks at the Republican National Convention in 1984. An appetizer:

"But then, they always blame America first.

The American people know better.

They know that Ronald Reagan and the United States didn't cause Marxist dictatorship in Nicaragua, or the repression in Poland, or the brutal new offensives in Afghanistan, or the destruction of the Korean airliner, or the new attacks on religious and ethnic groups in the Soviet Union, or the jamming of western broadcasts, or the denial of Jewish emigration, or the brutal imprisonment of Anatoly Shcharansky and Ida Nudel, or the obscene treatment of Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner, or the re-Stalinization of the Soviet Union.

The American people know that it's dangerous to blame ourselves for terrible problems that we did not cause.

They understand just as the distinguished French writer, Jean Francois Revel, understands the dangers of endless self- criticism and self-denigration.

He wrote: 'Clearly, a civilization that feels guilty for everything it is and does will lack the energy and conviction to defend itself.'

With the election of Ronald Reagan, the American people declared to the world that we have the necessary energy and conviction to defend ourselves, and that we have as well a deep commitment to peace."

• Also published at Conservative Reformed Mafia.

"Welcome back" by Martín , 6B

Hello again!

We started a new school year last Monday. And this is my first post this year.

I went to Lanzarote last summer. I had a great time.

Did you have a good time during your summer vacations?

Do you like the picture?????

Until the next post and WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL!.

"Welcome back" by Martín , 6B

Hello again!

We started a new school year last Monday. And this is my first post this year.

I went to Lanzarote last summer. I had a great time.

Did you have a good time during your summer vacations?

Do you like the picture?????

Until the next post and WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL!.