kristen nino

I think the thing that was most difficult was the both inside and the outside of my house and that’s what i think was the most difficult of building my house.

i really enjoy art it makes me fell good.

kristen’s story of the 9/11 crash
by: techbrarian

1.  Describe what your favorite design looked like?my favortie desion is the one  with the heart.

2. How were the designs different, how were they the same?the desion was diffrint because the way thay are formed.

3.  If you could create a memorial for 9/11 what would it look like?it would look like a the real twin towers.

Dear fans of my blog,

First off, I want to tell you what a cool  summer I had.   Not only did I played , but I also had fun playing baseball with my brother.  One thing that I didn’t do (but wish I had) was going game shoping .  It feels so cool to be at school because i like to learn and have fun .

Anyhow, I just watched a Men in Black video clip and it was really funny.  I couldn’t believe that Will Smith made that videio. Looking at Mr. Lahana’s “MOST IMPORTANT THINGS” list it’s pretty clear this video was talking about army guys fill out some papers.  This is because thay are going in the mision.

On #4 of Mr. Lahana’s “MOST IMPORTANT THINGS” list he talks about finding what you love. Besides texting, Facebooking, and drooling over my favorite star micky mouse, I’m into some serious stuff.  Stuff that not everyone’s into– like chating. It’s true!  I could spend hours on my computer and time just vanishes.  If you gave me access to a computer with a camera, Garageband, Scratch, Photoshop or 3D design software I would make a 3ds suff like that showed off my talent at things.  But you know, I’m not perfect at my talent yet.  By the end of the year I hope I can get better at it .  Well, that’s all I have time to write for now– goodby!

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