Blood Kiss

As I saw him I blushed
He fixated my eyes.
Feeling remote
with his glittering eyes
As I flirted with him
I felt his vampire lucious lips.

The Three Litle Pigs

ONCE upon a time, when pigs could talk and no one had ever heard of bacon,there lived an old piggy mother with her three little sons.


They had a very pleasant home in the middle of an oak forest, and were all just as happy as the day was long, until one sad year when the acron crop failed ; then, indeed, poor Mrs. Piggy-wiggy often had hard work to make both ends meet.

One day she called her sons to her, and, with tears in her eyes, told them that she must send them out into the wide world to seek ' their fortune.


She kissed them all round, and the three little pigs set out upon their travels, each taking a different road, and carrying a bundle shrug on a stick across his shoulder.
The first litfie pig had not gone far before he met a man' carrying a bundle of straw; so he said to him:


"Please, man, give me that straw to build me a house?" The man was very good-natured, so he gave him the bundle of straw, and the little pig built a pretty
little house with it.


No sooner was it finished, and the little pig thinking of going to bed, than a wolf came along, knocked at the door, and said: "Little pig, little pig, let me come in."
But the little pig laughed softly, and answered: "No, no, by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin."


Then said the wolf sternly: "I will make you let me in; for I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in!"


So he buffed and he puffed, and he blew his house in, because, you see, it was only of straw and too light; and when he had blown the house in, he ate up the little pig,and did not leave so much as the tip of his tail.


The second little pig also met a man, and he was carrying a bundle of furze; so piggy said politely: "Please, kind man, will you give me that furze to build me a house ? ".


The man ageed, and piggy set to work to build himself a snug little house before the night came on. It was scarcely finished when the wolf came along, and said: "Little pig, little pig, let me come in."


"No, no, by the hair of my chirmy-chin-chin," answered the second little pig.


"Then I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in!" said the wolf. So he huffed and he puffed, and he puffed, and he huffed, and at last he blew the house in, and gobbled the little pig up in a trice.


Now, the third little pig met a man with a load of bricks and mortar, and he said:"Please, man, will you give me those bricks to build a house with ?"


So the man gave him the bricks and mortar, and a little trowel as well, and the little pig built himselfa nice strong little house. As soon as it was finished the wolf came to call, just as he had done to the other little pigs, and said: "Little pig, little pig, let me in!"


But the little pig answered: "No, no, by the hair of my ch inny-chin-chin."


"Then," said the wolf, "I'll huff, and I'II puff, and I'll blow your house in."


Well, he huffed, and he puffed, and he puffed, and he huffed, and he huffed, and he puffed; but he could not get the house down. At last he had no breath left to huff and puff with, so he sat down outside the little pig's house and thought for awhile.


Presently he called out: "Little pig, I know where there is a nice field of turnips."


"Where?" said the little pig.


"Behind the farmer's house, three fields away, and if you will be ready to-morrow morning I will call for you, and we will go together and get some breakfast."


"Very well," said the little pig; "I will be sure to be ready. What time do you mean to start?"


"At six o'clock," replied the wolf.


Well, the wise little pig got up at five, scampered away to the field, and brought home a fine load of turnips before the wolf came. At six o'clock the wolf came to the little pig's house and said: "Little pig, are you ready ?"


"Ready!" cried the little pig. "Why, I have been to the field and come back long ago,and now I am busy boiling a pot-ful of turnips for breakfast."


The wolf was very angry indeed; but he made up his mind to catch the little pig somehow or other;so he told him that he knew where there was a nice apple-tree.


"Where?" said the little pig.


"Round the hill in the squire's orchard," the wolf said. "So if you will promise to play me no tricks,I will come for you tomorrow morning at five o'clock, and we will go there together and get some rosy -cheeked apples."


The next morning piggy got up at four o'clock and was off and away long before the wolf came.


But the orchard was a long way off, and besides, he had the tree to climb, which is a difficult matter for a little pig, so that before the sack he had brought with him was quite filled he saw the wolf coming towards him.


He was dreadfully frightened, but he thought it better to put a good face on the matter, so when the wolf said: "Little pig, why are you here before me? Are they nice apples?" he replied at once:" Yes, very; I will throw down one for you to taste." So he picked an apple and threw it so far that whilst the wolf was running to fetch it he had time to jump down and scamper away home.


The next day the wolf came again, and told the little pig that there was going to be a fair in the town that afternoon, and asked him if he would go with him.


"Oh! yes," said the pig, "I will go with pleasure.What time will you be ready to start ?"


"At half-past three," said the wolf.


Of course, the little pig started long before the time, went to the fair, and bought a fine large butter-churn, and was trotting away with it on his back when he saw the wolf coming..


He did not know what to do, so he crept into the churn to hide, and by so doing started it rolling.


Down the hill it went, rolling over and over, with the little pig squeaking inside.


The wolf could not think what the strange thing railing down the hill could be; so he turned tail and ran away home in a fright without ever going to the fair at all. He went to the little pig's house to tell him how frightened he had been by a large round thing which came rolling past him down the hill.


"Ha! ha!" laughed the little pig; "so I frightened you, eh? I had been to the fair and
bought a butter-churn; when I saw you I got inside it and rolled down the hill."


This made the wolf so angry that he declared that he would eat up the little pig, and that nothing should save him, for he would jump down the chimney.


But the clever little pig hung a pot full of water over the hearth and then made a blazing fire, and just as the wolf was coming down the chimney he took off the cover and in fell the wolf. In a second the little pig had popped the lid on again.


Then he boiled the wolf, and ate him for supper, and after that he lived quietly and comfortably all his days, and was never troubled by a wolf again.
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The drug abuse proposal

The Drug Abuse Proposal
For ending drug abuse in order to have safer communities for safer kids.
Drug abuse is affecting people but mostly teenagers’ nationwide .Drug abuse can be seen a lot in streets and allies. This issue is destroying not only families but also communities.
Drug abuse affects the abusers family. We need to find a solution so that the communities can be safe and the drug abusers to stop doing more damage to themselves and to the communities.
My intensions are to help the communities and for drug abuse to stop. We need safer communities and drug abuse will stop.
Drug abuse is an enormous issue when the drug abuser wants more drugs and would do anything just to get more drugs. It is also an issue when families break apart and don’t know what to do. Then the communities get involved gang and violence occurs.
My proposal is going to end drug abuse and decrees violence. One advantage is that there would be less drug abusers in the streets. Soon this drug abuser will be scared to use drugs ever again.
Drug abuse can affect preteens from age nine up to twelve and teenagers age thirteen and up. This is risky behavior that every 1 in 4 teens smoke before they turn fifteen. In 2008 up to 78% of teens in the U.S have done some kind of drug. What is even worse is that this percentage has doubled in the past two decades. The rate of violence has tripled in the past tow decades. Something must be done so that we can decrees all those numbers today.

A teen that is in drugs and causes violence is not good for our community. Parent all want to see their children happy and succeed in life. As a community we want to get out of our house knowing that we will be safe. Our children want to go outside and play safely in the park. For that I hope no one will oppose my proposal.
My proposal is to find drug abusers and put them in a washing machine and hang them. I heard from a very knowledgeable source Dr Techno that if we put these drug abusers in a washing machine their memory will be refreshed.
First we would have to capture a lot of drug abusers and go to a washing machine store like Sears. We would have to know if our own children are on drugs. Second we would trick them into trying new clothes and we connect the washing machine and tell the drug abuser that you have drugs and put them in the washing machine. Third we turn on the washing machine with extremely cold water until we see them yell and their bodies get wet. The cold water will refresh the memory of the drug abuser and they will quit being on drugs. When the drug abuser gets out of the washing machine they will hug the first person they see. They will then realize that they are naked and everyone will laugh. Now as the ex drug abuser puts on their clothes back realizes that they could do better in life for themselves and for the community.
See this process doesn’t take that much time of your day. We will now have safer children and communities. Children can now go outside and play and the rates of teens in drugs and violence will decrees
For ending drug abuse in order to have safer communities for safer kids we would have to capture drug abuser and put them naked in a washing machine with cold water. This will refresh their memory and our communities will improve.

Goals accomplished lessons learned and New Years resolutions

Well at the beggining of 2008 I really didin't have any goals. Later the months passsed by and I had afew goals in mind. I wanted to eat healthier and I did. Yet notfor to long. In Thanksgiving I ate alot and in the rest of the year I said I will accomplish that goal next year. Well at least I tried.
I learned alot this year especially in Ms Diaz class. I overcame shyness a bit. Acting in class was fun. I learned that if you want to be loud and not shy it is possible. I learned that everything is not impossible yet it is hard. It takes time and dedication to accomplish something.
My New year resolutions is to eat healthy by eating more fruit and veggies. I also want to write neat. In order for me to do this I need to take my time and practice.Well I hope that with all I know(even if it is a bit)I can accomplish my goals.