Anthony's Second Blog


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winter haiku gifts
of words



Hi, I really don't know what to do. My last blog was really bad, so I'm gonna try to do good this time.
Some people wanted to be in the blog so here: Sabrina, Gino, Christian and sorry if I spelled your names wrong. Now, we are going to start doing the gift of words, and Rachel told me to put that her
B-day is tomorrow, so happy birthday, and I think Nadia's is tomorrow too, so happy b-day to her too.

Now, Ms. Nakada is reading "Good Hours" by Robert Frost. Nothing else is happening, so I'm gonna be back when something happens. Now while we are trying to find words that sound alike Ms. Nakada just went to answer the phone, and everyone is talking and now she is back, and Nadia can't stop laughing. I don't know, but I kinda want to know because I'm very nosey. Now, we are going to write things that we would think that could be gifts for someone. A'denn put his big jacket in his stomach again, so now he's pretending to be pregnant. Now, it just got super quiet, and there is nothing really happening now. Sabrina just said, "Ohh this stupid pen. I'm really gonna slap it."

Now, it is time for linch, so byeee.

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