the journey of writing
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.
Monthly Archives: August 2008
The Simon Says Game
At the camp I was at, there were speakers. Since the camp was a church camp, it focused on talking about the Bible, God, and stuff like that. To do that, they would invite a guest speaker each year to the camp to talk about it.
This year’s guest speaker, I found out, was some people [...]
The Shampoo Mystery: Part 2
continued from part 1.
“You! You did it!” Ben screeched, pointing a stubby finger at me, nose scrunched up, causing his glasses to be raised higher on his face. “You put shampoo in my shoes!”
“What?” I said, anger rising, “No I didn’t! What makes you think that?”
“You LAUGHED. You LAUGHED! You LAUGHED, because you knew that [...]
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The Shampoo Mystery: Part 1
It was an enjoyable day at summer camp, and I was busy sleeping when everyone else was outside, doing archery, riding horses, or swimming. They were spending the two hours of free time like it was money, but I like to relax. It was the summer after all.
After taking a brief nap, I climbed out [...]
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A Lazy Day
It was a glorious day at the camp I was at. It was comfortable enough, with the sunshine blazing in. it was free time, the only time in a day where all the kids could go do whatever they wanted to do. Freedom was such a glorious thing.
There were many attractions on the camp, including [...]
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Opening Ceremony Fun (Poem)
The clock is ticking down, The crowd is going wild, And we all know the reason why: The countdown has begun.
10, 9, 8, 7. The lights of the drummers flaring bright.
6, 5, 4. The [...]
An Olympic Opening Ceremony
On August 8th, 2008, I saw the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and I must say, it really was a Olympic-level opening ceremony.
Two-thousand and eight dancers prancing around the stadium, giant firework footsteps rampaging around Beijing, a huge LCD screen, enormous scrolls rolling out, Tai-Chi performers in perfect circles, and a human printing [...]
Destroy the Egg
It was the first time I was going to a camp; the first camp I had ever been to. And I was there.
The place was called Camp Buckner, and it was a strange little place northwest of Austin, TX. It had been a long five hour drive from Houston, but we had finally arrived. That [...]
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Confusion or Unluckiness (AKA a Sleepover)