Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Tickish Tom

So my older brother John showed me this funny poem called, "Ticklish Tom" by Shel Silverstein. It is really great, so I just wanted to share it with you. Here it is:



Ticklish Tom

Did you hear 'bout Ticklish Tom?
He got tickled by his mom.
Wiggled and giggled and fell on the floor,
Laughed and rolled right out the door.
All the way to school and then
He got tickled by his friends.
Laughed till he fell off his stool,
Laughed and rolled right out of school
Down the stairs and finally stopped
Till he got tickled by a cop.
And all the more that he kept gigglin',
All the more folks kept ticklin'.ticklish Tom
He shrieked and screamed and rolled around,
Laughed his way right out of town.
Through the country down the road,
He got tickled by a toad.
Past the mountains across the plain,
Tickled by the falling rain,
Tickled by the soft brown grass,
Tickled by the clouds that passed.
Giggling, rolling on his back
He rolled on the railroad track.
Rumble, rumble, whistle, roar--
Tom ain't ticklish any more.



Btw, if you ever want to read it again just check out the book "Falling Up" at the Library. You could also check out some other books by Shel Silverstein which have great poems, too. 

Sunday, April 7, 2013

More Poems

At school we have been writing more poems so I have some more for you to read. This first one you have to guess what it is, and like the first post, it is using personification.

One day he may be there,

One day he may not,

He loves the sun,

And lucky him, he never burns,

For if he did he would not be black.

This poem was about a shadow. The next poem you do not have to guess, and there is no personification in use.

In school we learn of Pompeii,

Which was located near a bay.

One day the volcano Vesuvius burned it down,

And ashes were left of the town.

Over the years forgotten was Pompeii,

Pushed out of mind and out of way.

Then it was discovered, just by chance,

And the archeologists found it in a trance.

For they had found the city of old,

Which was burned by fires they had been told.

Poor, forgotten, lonely Pompeii,

Pushed out of mind and out of way.

Here is my third and last poem for today:

When daylight is gone I am there,

And if you are frightened, I do not care.

For I am the darkness of the night,

And despise daytime's feeble light.

My power so strong it envelops all,

Including your strong, "protective" wall.

I do what I please, whenever I want,

I take joy in a nice, long taunt.


Saturday, March 30, 2013

Today I was kind of bored, so I just decided I would write a story for the blog. It's pretty short, too. Here it is:

Justin liked to play video games. He liked to play them a lot. After doing homework, instead of playing with toys or playing outside, he would sit in front of the T.V. and play video games. His mom greatly disapproved. "You should get some fresh air or play with your new toys!" She constantly told him. He never listened. He did not care that his mom did not want him to spend his time playing video games. That soon changed. One day he got home from school and did his regular routine of doing homework and playing video games. But today as he played a strange light came out of the T.V. and sucked him into the game. "Help!" Justin cried as he watched the race cars from the game whiz past him. "Can anyone hear me?!" He soon found out no one could hear him. As he dodged the race cars coming down the track, he wondered if he would ever see his mom again. If I ever get back home I will never play a video game again. He thought to himself. As soon as he thought this the strange light returned and whisked him back in front of the T.V. "Dinner time!" His mom called. "Mom!" Justin called and ran to give her a hug. "Okay...." His mom said, puzzled. "I'm so glad to see you!"He said. But his mom didn't mind because for the rest of Justin's childhood he never played a single video game again.

I wrote this story because my younger brother Cole adores video games, so hopefully if he ever reads this he will never want to play a video game again. Hopefully.

Friday, March 29, 2013

Dukes the Detective: Episode

In my other post I showed a commercial for Dukes the Detective and we FINALLY got it to work. Enjoy!


We will probably come up with new episodes and if so, I will post them.

Dukes the Detective

So below is a commercial for the show my siblings and I made, Dukes the Detective. If you were wondering where we got that name, let me explain. In the show my younger brother Cole is the detective, but dad's nickname for Cole is Dukes, so we just decided that is what we'd call it. Enjoy!


We tried to get the actual episode on here, but that didn't work. So I will try to get the first episode on the next post or as soon as possible.

Monday, March 25, 2013

Doctor Who

So I watch this show called "Doctor Who". I bet at least some of you know this show, but if you don't here's a basic summary: Doctor Who is a sci-fi show about the last time lord (The Doctor) who travels through time in his TARDIS. Along the way he picks up companions who join him in his adventures. Though he looks like a regular guy, he survives fatal injuries by "regenerating" which changes his entire body.

I have some pictures of the doctor, and keep in mind he regenerates, so these pictures show him in different forms.

First Form                Second Form              Third Form

Everytime the Doctor regenerates, mom starts crying. Honestly, I like the second Doctor a WHOLE lot better than the other two and so does mom. I think she thinks he's cute. Here are the actors names: Cristopher Eccleston, David Tennant, and Matt (Matthew) Smith. They all have different attitudes, which make them really funny. I highly recomend watching Doctor Who (On Netflix so you can go in order)

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Recomendation

Hello, again. Today I want to recomend a website that a kid I know named John Remmers made. This website may not appeal to adults, but kids who like video games may appreciate this website. It gives good advice about video games. John would like some support, so please comment on his website if possible. Here is the website:

http://www.empowernetwork.com/helpakidout/blog/top-10-water-levels/?id=helpaidout

This is John's second post, but when you go on his website there will be an obvios button that will show you the first post. Hope you enjoy!

Friday, March 22, 2013

2 poems to read

On this blog I will basically show you poems and parts of stories that I write, or I'll recomend books. So now that I've perpared you for what you will see on this blog, I'd like to share two poems I made at school recently. Before I let you read the first poem, be sure to remember this is a THING in the poem. It's called personification, if you did not know. Oh, and try to guess what the poem is about.

Colorful is my special friend,

He likes to twist and turn and bend,

His face can be different colors (none of which are dim.)

People try to solve him out,

Find his true colors and what he's about.

But I have figured him out long ago,

When in a package he appeared at my door.

Answer: Rubick's Cube

Here is the next poem, which you do not have to guess what it's about.

He may be small,

But he's the biggest of them all,

Because of his big, fat, heart.

He may not speak so well,

But he's sweet and he's swell,

Because of his big, fat, heart.

When you are with him,

You find he's not really dim,

Because of his big, fat, heart.

In a wheelchair he may ride,

But you'll always be at his side,

Because of his big, fat, heart.

To him they may tease,

But if they knew him they'd cease,

Because of his big, fat, heart.

So if you want to comment about these poems or anything else, feel free to. Thanks.