The layered project

Ok, so basically I spent practically my entire lifetime on this first layer. I was just totally out of it the first few days and I was just like "You know what, I'm gonna do this later" but then, later comes and you're like "You know what, why did I just do that?" You know what I'm saying? So as I move forward I need to improve on basically everything, especially timing. The more I work the faster it gets done. Basically I can get just a little confused with the wording of something and I completely avoid diving into beginning a task. LIKE YOU KNOW, you start off not wanting to do something but then when you DO do it you can't stop and it's not as bad as you were thinking. That's me almost entirely. Like this blog itself I was just thinking "I don't know what to write" or "I don't feel like logging in" but when you do it all comes to you kind of. SO LONG STORY SHORT I just need to get what I need to do, and do it. The End.

Reading Times

February 4 - 30 min
February 5 - 20 min
February 7 - 55 min
February 16 - 15 min
February 17 - 25 min

What's up

Basically what has been up to the Indian project is that I've been learning more about them as the day goes on. SURPRISINGLY to me you learn a whole lot more about it when you have a project on it. I'm not sure if it's pure coincidence or I've been missing something. But anyway, I've got a bit of a larger idea of what I'm gonna be doing from the annotated bibliography. I'm going to start soon like maybe tomorrow but when I say that I am not lying I am committed. It's like people diet and they say "tomorrow I will begin my diet" and they don't do it. So I'm not going to be that.

The topic for my project

This is a lil late but for my project I'm gonna be writing about Native Americans you know and like be saying that they used to be all cool but now they aren't even around much anymore despite how cool they were. It's gonna be mostly about how things were then and now with them if you know what I mean homie dogg.

For my paper I will be writing about the history of Native American rights.My research topic will be on how their rights have changed from when the Europeans first immigrated here to how they are now. My research question may just be something like "How have the Native American's rights/laws changed since our first encountering with them?" or something I like that. I do think I have a good amount of information to write about it but having more is never a bad thing. I found out a lot on their land being taken away and their gaining of rights. So if I can build up from those two things from the 1800s to now I think the paper will turn out really well.

Tis be a free post with FANCY words from WW

Alright so now I think I will talk about something I very much crusade in. That thing is dance dance revolution. When I was in Singapore there were people lined up in that arcade. I mean, what is up with Chinese people and dance dance revolution? Those people are sure protege's at that game. I mean whenever I decide to play I screw up so hard that the Chinese person I'm playing is just thinking I'm affronting them and messing with the machine. It's truly not my avocation of choice. I can't even give a tacit definition of what I'm trying to say right now. Those guys are sure erudite on dance dance revolution. I'll tell ya that.

Usually for me, when I lapse into a battle of dance dance revolution I'm not too militant and my demeanor is rather low. I am just too much of a pariah to become good at dance dance revolution. I just feel as if I cause a raucous from trying to hit the little steps when these other guys I'm playing are just doing backflips and getting perfect scores. I am surely not a prodigy at dance dance revolution.

My research update

Well I've been doing my project on Native Americans and mostly their rights and such. The majority of what I'm writing about has to do with from what the Native American life was like then and how it is now. For example; I'll say how in the 1800s they were being forced to move out of their land and now their worst dispute is simply something such as discrimination and rituals.

Most of the sources I'm getting my information for this project is from .gov, .org, about websites, etc. I haven't necessarily been looking out for it but I think all of my sources are pretty non bias considering no signs show it was written by someone affected by these situations and they are seemingly professionally written. Something that worries me though is if it's really going to be okay that my sources rely mostly on the internet and not some other outside source. There's nothing that I'm really worried about at the moment.

Free Post

Considering I currently have nothing better to write about I will just discuss how my break went. It was pretty nice when I finally got used to it but then I was already having to go back to school. Other than that I got a guitar. A Martin D-18 which is like my baby now and I will nourish it and care for it until the end of time. It's the bee's knees.

The only event I took place in during break that involved me actually going outside my house was that I went to a concert with local bands playing and at first I wasn't really looking too forward to it just cause it was one of my friends wanted me to go because he was playing and that was the only reason I went really but a couple of old friends showed up too and we had a hoopla. I tell you it was quite the extravaganza. While we were there we also drove to McDonalds and had some incredibly low quality food.