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Monthly Archives: December 2007

Fiction: 203 Ways to Skip Class

Update: 203 Ways to Skip Class is going to be a book! Because of this, I will not publish the rest. Thanks, Lulu, for making my dream true. Fifth grader Robert Ethersten is a natural genius at inventing. Having to go to the very important Invention Convention of Massachusetts, he tries to earn money to go [...]
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The Safety of Skiing and the Importance of Helmets

A few days ago, on my trip to Colorado, I was almost devastated to hear that two of my dad’s friends had been hurt and airlifted to Denver for treatment! To compensate, I decided to write an essay-like literature on the dangers of skiing and how important helmets are. I’ve finished it today (it’s my first day [...]
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The Opening of Gifts and the Auction

In my school, there is a system where we earn fake cash for doing good stuff, and when we do something bad, we write checks. It’s all in all a really interesting system, but even someone really dumb could figure out that this is a useless system because there is nothing to gain, only points [...]
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Poem: Christmas Star

I wrote this poem today while on a bed, thinking. And Christmas Star just shot out of no-where. I tried to style it on Robert Frost’s Stopping in the Snowy Woods on an Evening.
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Another Rocky Birthday Party

Since the last birthday party for Rocky, I had been waiting for another chance to go to his house and have some fun. Since the store had sold out on flash drives, I got him twenty bucks and stuffed it in my letter.
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Trip: DesertFlight – Ernst Tinaja

Bubump. My dad had not apparently realized that I was almost scared to death sitting in the back of our rented SUV. It was Day Three of our long trip to Big Bend National Park. On Sunday (Day Two), my dad had gone to the Visitor Center and asked for good places. The ranger there told us several [...]
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    soul log is the writing playground of thirteen year old Brandon Wang, a student and self-crowned web designer, living in the Houston, Texas area. He has been writing soul log for over four years. This is his journey.
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