Preview Reflection Blog Post: Fights

I got into a fight when I was in 8th grade with a boy. I dont know how it started but im pretty sure it had something to do with him messing with me all the time and I just got tired of it. I tried to to tell him to stop messing with me but he wouldnt listen so I threw a book at his head! After that happened he came up to me and pushed me so I just started throwing punches! We fell over the tables and hit the windows I think we even broke a chair. But at the end of the fight both of us got into trouble. I never really liked the boy so at the end it did really do anything to harm or improve our relationship with one another. I learned that fighting doesnt solve anything but it sure did feel good to let my anger out.

Growing Up

Growing up can be exciting because you get to try new things as you grow, and you get to have priviliges that you didnt have when you were younger. You get to see the world in a new light without anyone telling you what to do. The painful thing about growing up is that you have a lot of responsibilities to deal with, you are alone for the most part, and you have to make desisions for yourself. You have to pay for everything so that means you need a job so you wont go hungry, and you also have to worry about the government, and everything that goes with the government.

The Boston tea Party

What I learned about this artilce was that The Tea party wasnt really a party it was just people reballing against the British in a way that was nonviolent and that really didnt take alot of time. What surprise me was that they didnt do anything that was violent to hurt inocent people like they use to do back then.