Jackie's First Blog

 Today in Ms. Nakada's sixth period class we went over Jaeda's blog and corrected it. After that, we wrote down the agenda and talked about the homework and the quote of the week: "Select and collect all of the words and phrases that are to you like the blast of a trumpet." Ralph Waldo Emerson. Then, discussed our favorite words and phrases. The question of the week was "Can money buy love and happiness?" The song of the week was "Forever Young" by Alphaville. We finished up NaNoWriMo and filled out the chart then class ended for the day.

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