...a very old picture! Well, not that old. Relatively old. It's from July 2007. My friends Emily and Nellie from another town got together with Samantha and me to make a couple of videos. They weren't very good videos, because we didn't really know how to use the camera, much less edit. And they were EXTREMELY* cheesy.
*I rarely use all capitals, so that tells you how cheesy these videos were.
Anyway, here is the pic.
We were all exhausted after spazzing out for about three hours. That explains the slightly messy hair and the weary expressions.
What has been going on this week? In a nutshell, everyone was busy. The main things happening at RSSG are homework, rehearsal, newspaper, and Student Council.
Thanks for reading! Happy Sunday!
--Kit
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
News, News, and More News
Dear Readers,
My life is so busy that I will only be able to post once (or possibly twice) a week for who knows how long. I've decided to do a long post every weekend with all the latest news. Sometimes it will include pictures, other times it will not.
The RSSG Post is going great. I'm having so much fun acting like a real reporter and getting to do my favorite thing--write! I've been assigned an article about the school's Magazine Sale Fundraiser. I took pictures of girls turning in their orders and at the ice cream social for everyone who sold three subscriptions or more. I also interviewed the principal about our success. I'm done with the first draft of my article, too! The first issue comes out on September 28th. I can't wait!
Next, Samantha has been working diligently. I help her by making a few posters for her Student Council campaign and watching her Peter Pan rehearsals.
I'm still doing Today's Adventurers, too. We're planning a bake sale to raise money for a trip to the zoo so we can see all the animals we've been learning about in our zoology unit.
On top of all this, there's that thing called homework! I spend about an hour and a half per night studying.
That's all for now! I'll post pictures when I can.
Your blogger,
Kit
P.S. Can you tell we've been working on friendly letters at school?
My life is so busy that I will only be able to post once (or possibly twice) a week for who knows how long. I've decided to do a long post every weekend with all the latest news. Sometimes it will include pictures, other times it will not.
The RSSG Post is going great. I'm having so much fun acting like a real reporter and getting to do my favorite thing--write! I've been assigned an article about the school's Magazine Sale Fundraiser. I took pictures of girls turning in their orders and at the ice cream social for everyone who sold three subscriptions or more. I also interviewed the principal about our success. I'm done with the first draft of my article, too! The first issue comes out on September 28th. I can't wait!
Next, Samantha has been working diligently. I help her by making a few posters for her Student Council campaign and watching her Peter Pan rehearsals.
I'm still doing Today's Adventurers, too. We're planning a bake sale to raise money for a trip to the zoo so we can see all the animals we've been learning about in our zoology unit.
On top of all this, there's that thing called homework! I spend about an hour and a half per night studying.
That's all for now! I'll post pictures when I can.
Your blogger,
Kit
P.S. Can you tell we've been working on friendly letters at school?
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Sigh.
I am so incredibly JEALOUS!
The amazing Melody Valerie Couture line has sold out except for one dress. It's just not fair. If only I could have just one hand-made dress. Just ONE.
I love clothes and fashion, but the only thing around here for me to model is American Girl stuff. Which, I mean, is just fine, but Liberty Jane and Melody Valerie and L'Atelier de Sitara would be so much BETTER!
I mean, come on, Mom. I know that the MVC dress that's left is $50, but Sitara has a skirt left that's only $15! That's not bad, right? And I DID do a very good job on last week's math quiz.
Sigh.
<3 Samantha
The amazing Melody Valerie Couture line has sold out except for one dress. It's just not fair. If only I could have just one hand-made dress. Just ONE.
I love clothes and fashion, but the only thing around here for me to model is American Girl stuff. Which, I mean, is just fine, but Liberty Jane and Melody Valerie and L'Atelier de Sitara would be so much BETTER!
I mean, come on, Mom. I know that the MVC dress that's left is $50, but Sitara has a skirt left that's only $15! That's not bad, right? And I DID do a very good job on last week's math quiz.
Sigh.
<3 Samantha
Monday, September 6, 2010
Samantha's First Post
Hey...this is Samantha! Kit and I FINALLY figured out that for me to post on her blog, I have to have my own Google account.
We don't have school today because of Labor Day and Kit said I could post.
Yesterday afternoon, the RSSG Drama Department held an audition for the fall production of Peter Pan. I went to the dance segment of the audition from 3:00-3:45.
(I know I could get an acting part, but with my student council campaign, I won't have time to learn lines. The dancers don't have to rehearse quite as long.)
Here I am stretching before the audition...
...and here I am dancing!
The people asked me to do really easy stuff. I wasn't surprised I got in. I'm a dancing tree and a mermaid!
Thanks for reading my first post.
<3 Samantha
We don't have school today because of Labor Day and Kit said I could post.
Yesterday afternoon, the RSSG Drama Department held an audition for the fall production of Peter Pan. I went to the dance segment of the audition from 3:00-3:45.
(I know I could get an acting part, but with my student council campaign, I won't have time to learn lines. The dancers don't have to rehearse quite as long.)
Here I am stretching before the audition...
...and here I am dancing!
The people asked me to do really easy stuff. I wasn't surprised I got in. I'm a dancing tree and a mermaid!
Thanks for reading my first post.
<3 Samantha
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Yesterday's Newspaper Meeting!
As you know, I went to the first meeting of the RSSG Post yesterday at lunch. It was a lot of fun!
The newspaper office is pretty small, so the entire staff will rarely be there at the same time. Twelve people came to the meeting, so six will come on Tuesdays at lunch, and the other six will come on Thursdays at lunch.
There's a whiteboard where Miss Clarion (she's the adviser, as well as one of the sixth grade teachers) and Gloria Epstein (she's the sixth grader Miss Clarion chose to be student editor) will write important information.
I guess they're going to get a bulletin board, too, to put up fliers for events newspaper staff will need to attend to report and take pictures.
Along the wall is a table with laptops on it. Since there are only two, you have to sign up for an after-school or lunch time slot to finish typing articles you didn't have time for during the meeting.
Finally, there is a little round table in the middle of the room where two or three people can come up with ideas. I sat there and took notes during the meeting.
Miss Clarion and Gloria told us all about the expectations of the newspaper. It seemed pretty simple: follow instructions, stick to deadlines, come to all the meetings, and work hard.
I'm so excited to be on the staff of the school paper! I can't wait to start reporting and writing. It's going to be my best year yet!
In other news, Samantha is attending a meeting tomorrow at recess to get more information on Student Council. I promised her I would help her with her campaign once she gets started, so we're going to meet at the school library after class to brainstorm.
Bye for now!
Kit
The newspaper office is pretty small, so the entire staff will rarely be there at the same time. Twelve people came to the meeting, so six will come on Tuesdays at lunch, and the other six will come on Thursdays at lunch.
There's a whiteboard where Miss Clarion (she's the adviser, as well as one of the sixth grade teachers) and Gloria Epstein (she's the sixth grader Miss Clarion chose to be student editor) will write important information.
I guess they're going to get a bulletin board, too, to put up fliers for events newspaper staff will need to attend to report and take pictures.
Along the wall is a table with laptops on it. Since there are only two, you have to sign up for an after-school or lunch time slot to finish typing articles you didn't have time for during the meeting.
Finally, there is a little round table in the middle of the room where two or three people can come up with ideas. I sat there and took notes during the meeting.
Miss Clarion and Gloria told us all about the expectations of the newspaper. It seemed pretty simple: follow instructions, stick to deadlines, come to all the meetings, and work hard.
I'm so excited to be on the staff of the school paper! I can't wait to start reporting and writing. It's going to be my best year yet!
In other news, Samantha is attending a meeting tomorrow at recess to get more information on Student Council. I promised her I would help her with her campaign once she gets started, so we're going to meet at the school library after class to brainstorm.
Bye for now!
Kit
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