In this term, Miss Birtch will be teaching us a period every week [period 5 on Wednesdays]. Being that Miss Birtch might not know us as well as she knows her class our first task in working with her is writing a blog post about ourselves.
I mostly like all the subjects, writing, reading, math, P.E, etc. There mostly isn't a subject that I know which I would hate. One of my most favourite sports are basketball, another one is billiard/pool and finally chess, my most favourite out of the three. I try to train for chess, learning new strategies every time I can; an hour a day is the minimum that I spend learning chess. I also like literature very much, I tend to read challenging books and pieces of writing; reading manga is quite an enjoyable hobby that I do. One piece is my absolute favourite manga and anime, it is simply amazing [I could go on forever talking about it]. I'm also a big fan of comedy, in my opinion, the past decades have "killed" the comedy that I really tend to like, Don Rickles is one of the best comedians that in my opinion have ever stepped on stage, a legend.
Art is a passion of mine as well; when I'm not busy I tend to try and improve my art.
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That is most of what is about me, I hope that by writing this, Miss Birtch would know a bit more about myself as I know a bit more about her.
I look forward to working with such a teacher.
Kia ora Axle!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing such a detailed blog post about yourself. It sounds like you have a lot of passions and hobbies and must be very disciplined in order to fit everything in after school! I also really love to read and when I was completing my undergraduate degree in Canada, I was a major in English for a few years so read a lot of books! One of my favourite classic authors is J.D Salinger, though he has been criticized for his work, but I enjoy his straightforward and blunt writing style. I read "The Catcher in the Rye" in Year 13 and it was my favourite book I read in high school. My second favourite story I read in high school was "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. It discusses a lot about racism and segregation in the United States. I suggest you try reading some of these stories too!
- Miss Birtch