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I think texting is going to be the future language, as far as writing goes.

On a regular day I send and receive about 100 to 150 text messages. And to about 5 to 10 different people, depending on the day.

At this point I would say that my writing has not really been affected, sometimes I do have to go back over my writing and change some small mistakes that I would in a text message.

I guess it doesn’t really have a place in any of these. It is, for many people, there number one source of communication.

I guaranty that it isn’t making any impart on the face-to-face or any spoken word conversations.

It started with a long 12 hour flight that went from Los Angeles, California to Heathrow airport in London, England. This was only the beginning of the adventure, one of the longest trips I’ve ever been on in my life.

The trip to the house that my family owns on the island of Lesvos, Greece was just about the most fun I’ve had with my grandparents. Going from Los Angeles, California to Heathrow airport in London, England; from there we took a 3 hour bus ride to Gatwick airport of the other side of London. Then we got a hotel for the night to get up the next morning at 6:00 a.m. to take another 3 hour flight to the great island of Lesvos, Greece and then one more 45 minute drive from the airport to the house in a small, little village called Ipsilemetipoo.

Although it took a long time to get to this place, I was really excited to be there. This had been my dream ever since I found out that my family had owned a house in Greece. Finally right before my 13^th birthday, my grandfather told me that I could go that year to Greece. I was very excited because not only did I get to go but we where going to be there during my birthday meaning I was going to be able to have my birthday in a whole different continent.

The time that I spent there was fun. Right when I arrived at the house I met my cousin who lives there and he told me that I could hang out with him instead of my old grandparents and that he would show me around the island. He took me to cool beaches during the day and some bars almost every night.The bars in Greece are much different then the bars in the U.S. where kids aren’t allowed and a lot of people go there just to get drunk. The bars in Greece are more of a place to go and hang out with your friend or family and anyone at any age can drink alcohol.

The Book that I am reading is a murder story.  I haven’t really had any new understandings about it.  I am still not finished with it and i hope to learn at least one new thing about it.

What is a blog? A blog is website where entries are entered to express there self.
Where have you ever heard of blogs? On myspace.
How comfortable are you with computers? I am very comfortable with computers
What kinds of things do you do with computers typically? I like to do every thing that was to do with computers.
What is your opinion of writing? Accual writting I think is boring and hard but, like bloging is aright.
What kind of writing do you like to do? Bloging, texting, and myspace.
Why are people so concerned about kids’ safety when they’re using the Internet? I have know idea.
Is the Internet dangerous? Not at all.
What do your peers generally do with computers and the Internet? Mostly myspace.
What do you think/how do you feel about the year ahead, knowing that you will be using a blog a lot in English class? I thnk thatit’s pritty cool.

I hae chosen called Over the Edge. this book is a murder story. i mostly cose this book on ramdom since i really dont like to read o thought that it would be the only book that would grab my intrest and I chose it myself.

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