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I am a Year 7 student at Saint Patrick's School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 8 and my teacher is Ms. George.
I am still blogging …
but I’ve moved.
to visit my new blog
and see the next stage of my learning journey.
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“Can you get me some food? I’m hungry”
“You have feet, can’t you do it yourself?”
“Well yes, but I don’t feel like walking so far”
“Well then, get used to it”
“THAT’S NOT FAIR I DO EVERYTHING FOR YOU THOUGH!”
“Last time I told you to get me food, you completely ignored me and that hasn’t happened just once...”
“I’VE NEVER DONE THAT BEFORE, I’M TELLING ON YOU!!!”
“You’d never snitch on me. Besides you’re supposed to listen to me anyways since I’m older”
“WELL I’M YOUNGER! Whatever, I don’t care anymore, I’m going to tell mum and dad. Oh and...I HOPE YOU FALL DOWN!”
“Ok? Thank you? Now go home now so that you can supposedly snitch on me”
Living in either sound both very weird to me, but I’d definitely would choose a cave house. Tree-houses to me seem more like a play area and not a place where you can live, it just doesn’t seem comfortable. A cave-house kind of seems fun to live in and reminds me of a rich person's house in a movie, it also seems safer to me seeing as it would most likely be a place where people wouldn’t mind and not approach, which means more peace. If I were to live in a tree-house though, I’d be anxious most of the time thinking it’ll fall down, especially if I hear a single creak.

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Choosing between the both are quite difficult seeing as both seem dangerous. A life sized robot could malfunction at any time and a jet pack could just suddenly shut down, so both could be quite bad. If I had to choose though, I’d choose to have a life sized robot. Knowing that I’m afraid of heights, I would be too afraid to even know how to control a jet pack and I’d be too scared of it not functioning properly, to the point where I’m falling down! A life sized robot would be cool but scary to experience seeing as they’re literally the size of a person, probably bigger than me. A life sized robot is something I could possibly grow a liking to seeing as it can become my new friend, but if it were to suddenly malfunction then I’m going to throw it away.
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them even knowing. I’d also use my invisibility to get out of trouble
with my parents, since I never wake up when they tell me to. I can make myself invisible so that the next time they check on me, I’m already out of bed and sneaking my way to the bathroom. I’d probably finally win a game of hide and seek with invisibility, definitely not cheating in my opinion. I can also get out of babysitting, or not, seeing as I will get in trouble.

I’d rather spend the holidays overseas. Going to the beach is fun, but you only get to go there probably once during the holidays and then the rest of the holidays you’re probably just at home sleeping or cleaning the house. For all I know is that when I go to the beach I get quite sick after it, which is something I don’t want to experience, even though one day I will. When going overseas you get to stay there for nearly the whole holiday, you can catch up with family things you’ve missed out on, but that is only if covid isn’t much of a big deal then. Going to the beach is something that I can always choose to go to, but visiting family overseas is something that doesn’t happen often, but despite visiting family, I’d get to experience a lot of new things.

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Christiaan Barnard
Christiaan Barnard was a South African cardiac surgeon who performed the world's first ever heart transplant surgery. Christiaan Barnard was born in Beaufort West, South Africa, 8th November 1922. When Christiaan Barnard graduated he went to study medicine at the University of Cape Town Medical School. On the 3rd of December 1967 Christiaan Barnard became well known for performing the first ever heart-to-heart operation on his patient Louis Washkansky. Sadly Christiaan Barnard passed away due to a fatal asthma attack on the 2nd September, 2001. I believe it’s important to remember Christiaan Barnard as he was the first person to come up with the idea of a heart transplant. Without his amazing idea a lot of people in this world would’ve been gone, so thankfully Christiaan Barnard was here in this world to show others his surgeon skills who carried it down to others to this day.
- Christiaan Barnard
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Deciding between having a wand with magic or having magical hands is simply easy to choose in my opinion, I’d choose magical hands. Having a wand for magic is also a fine choice but if it means you have to carry it with you everywhere, then I’m not the person for it seeing as I lose a lot of stuff quite easily. Using magic with my hands seems easier and faster since you don’t have to take a wand out every time you need to use it, especially if you’re needing to be quick. With magical hands you can be very low key about your magic instead of people seeing you with a wand waving it around like crazy. Wands could also either get broken or stolen.
I would rather be the villain in the story, being the heroic lead seems like too much work for me and I’d have to carry such a huge responsibility. Although being the villain in the story isn’t fun, it’s better then feeling guilty about a ton of people's deaths. Being a villain doesn’t seem hard but I know for sure it’s not easy seeing as a ton of superheroes are really strong, but one thing about villains is that they don’t give up when they’re supposed to and I’d want to have that kind of motivation as one, some villains are also seen as smart as they make huge plans to take over the whole world, which somewhat seems entertaining in my eyes, but if I was caught and was brought to jail then I wouldn’t really mind since it’s better then always trying to save people night and day without any rest, but if I die then at least I died motivated and smart, plus everyone dies at one point.
If I had to choose between teleporting into a video game or straight into my favourite TV show or movie, I’d choose to be in a video game. Being in my favourite movie or TV show is an amazing choice but because I practically know everything about the movie it wouldn't be so fun and all the plot twists wouldn’t be so surprising. In a video game I believe that I’d have multiple lives and I don’t need to rush, unless there’s a timer that I need to beat. Also if I’m in a video game then I’m probably not the one controlling myself which does make it harder but since I can never decide what to do for myself it’d probably be easier, but if it were me being able to control myself then it'd be decent as I can do what I want. I can also redo missions that I wasn't able to do last time which can probably help me pass a level of the video game or give me a reward, but that is just if I understand the objective of the game
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Choosing between being stranded on a desert island or stranded deep in a forest are two hard choices, seeing as I would probably not survive in either situation, but if I were to choose I’d probably be stranded deep in the forest, why? Well because their are some foods in the forest that I could possibly eat so I don’t starve, for water I could find a nearby lake to drink from despite the water having bacteria and causing sickness. Luckily the forest has a lot of sticks, leaves and rocks which I can use to make shelter for myself and fire for warmth. Another reason why I’d be stranded in a deep forest is because I can actually find a way out, unlike a desert island, I’d probably have to wait for a ship/boat to come and save me.