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outsiders comparison

The Outsiders truly is a great book. I can relate to all of the characters in a way, but I mostly relate to Cherry. If anyone in my class is reading this, then you may remember during our fishbowl discussion that I said that I think Cherry feels like she has a certain role to play, even though that isn't who she is at all. Sometimes I feel the same way. I have to be the perfect daughter, get perfect grades, I want people to like me. Sometimes I do stuff that I really don't want to do in order to make other people happy. This is something that i'm really trying to work on. I know that I don't have to act or look a certain way to impress someone, but I feel like every teenager feels that way sometimes. Maybe it's just part of growing up. In The Outsiders, Cherry comes from a rich family, she is a social. The stereotype for a social is that they all act like they're above everyone else, they look down on others, and that they really don't want to be associated

free post :)

Hey guys :) So my birthday is in 4 days and I am going to be 14 (woah). Even though i'm still young, I've learned some valuable lessons. So here's 3 important things that I've learned in my 13 (almost 14) years: 1. NOT EVERYONE IS GOING TO LIKE YOU- Even if you're a people pleaser, that doesn't mean everyone is going to like you. Maybe it has absolutely nothing to do with you, maybe it does. Either way it doesn't really matter in the end. As long as you're happy with who you are, you shouldn't let someone not liking you bother you. 2. ITS OKAY TO FEEL SAD- If you're going through a rough time, you're always trying to feel happy again, but maybe we should all just let ourselves be sad for a little bit. If we keep telling ourselves that its not okay to feel what we really feel, then how are we supposed to get better? 3. DON'T LET YOUR HAPPINESS DEPEND ON ONE PERSON- It's okay to be really close with someone, but they should

My identity

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Who am I? Well, i'm Mia. I'm a teenage girl. A lot of people identify me as "that girl with long, dark hair" or "that girl who is always talking and laughing with her friends" I'm not tall and i'm not short either, 5 foot 3 to be exact. Most people think that i'm crazy, and to be honest, they aren't wrong. I'm catholic. I am mixed with a lot of things, and nobody can ever guess my ethnicity. Most people think that I'm Hispanic or Assyrian. I can be over the moon one minute, and then the next minute I can be hysterically crying. Maybe that's because i'm a teenage girl, or maybe that's because i'm Mia. I wear leggings and Nike shoes a lot. I usually have earbuds in because I love listening to music. I have an older brother. And I think that usually, I am a pretty happy person. Even tho all of those things identify me, I'm still trying to figure out who I am, and I think that's okay. I'm only 13, I still hav

Childhood Memory

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My favorite TV show growing up was Hannah Montana. To this day I still know all the lyrics to every song and I still love watching it. I remember my mom got me a Hannah Montana wig and I thought I was super cool and I wore it all the time. If you've ever seen Hannah Montana, then you probably remember how awesome Miley's closet was. It was filled with cute clothes, shoes, and makeup. I wanted that closet more than anything (I still do). Seeing all of that stuff in her closet turned me into a girly girl, and now as I'm almost 14 I can definitely say that I am a girly girl. Hannah Montana is the best show ever!!