brother play this, brother play that. sister WORK this, sister WORK that. stupidstupid
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
catz -rock-n-roll
catz are so CRAZY,
they are escapers
and main-i-acks yea!
oh i love my own sitting
kitt-i-n.
super-catz are so awesome
yea-yea-yea-yea-yea
oh cool-ers cat-i-ns
oh yea, my catz are so
Awesome!AWESOME!
i luv my catz yea!
(clapping!)
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Grenade and Star Wars
What is this?
a tomato hornworm. mister evil tomato killer is so EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is its scientific name?
Manduca sexta sexta
Does it have a backbone? NO
Does it have fur? nono
Does it have wings? LaTeR!
What does its skin feel like? swan skin
How many feet does it have? 16
What do its feet look like? a tree frogs suction cup [no real cup]
How many legs does it have? 16
What do its legs look like? tree stumps
What does its body look like? worm [ DUH ] [TEEHEE]
What does it eat? TOMATOES
Where does it live? TX
How big is it? 2x3 inches
What do its babies look like? IT is a baby.
Is it domesticated (tamed by man) or wild? WILD
Is it endangered? No
What did you name him and his friend?
star wars and grenade.
Tell us what you are trying to do with this caterpillar (and his friend).
pupa them
I would like to know why caterpillars, raising them, and turning them into butterflies is so interesting to you.
you can watch them grow up.
a tomato hornworm. mister evil tomato killer is so EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is its scientific name?
Manduca sexta sexta
Does it have a backbone? NO
Does it have fur? nono
Does it have wings? LaTeR!
What does its skin feel like? swan skin
How many feet does it have? 16
What do its feet look like? a tree frogs suction cup [no real cup]
How many legs does it have? 16
What do its legs look like? tree stumps
What does its body look like? worm [ DUH ] [TEEHEE]
What does it eat? TOMATOES
Where does it live? TX
How big is it? 2x3 inches
What do its babies look like? IT is a baby.
Is it domesticated (tamed by man) or wild? WILD
Is it endangered? No
What did you name him and his friend?
star wars and grenade.
Tell us what you are trying to do with this caterpillar (and his friend).
pupa them
I would like to know why caterpillars, raising them, and turning them into butterflies is so interesting to you.
you can watch them grow up.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
I want to be a Herpetologist!
A herpetologist is somebody who likes reptiles. Reptiles are things that have scales. They are cold blooded.
Yesterday, we went to the library and we saw reptiles. It was awesome. It was actually more than awesome. It was be-awesome!
We saw a big fat red iguana, a ball python, a giant tortoise, a small boa constrictor (which swallows its prey live), and a giant python. We even got to touch some of the reptiles.
This albino Burmese python is more than nine feet long. Her name is Huggy Bear. I wish I could keep her. Then Lulu would have to stay out of my room.
Huggy Bear is a giant long wiggly stick of muscles. She doesn't bite. She only eats about once every three weeks. You don't have to be afraid of her, she won't eat you.
Above and below, here we have two Common Green Iguanas. A little green one, and a giant gray one. An interesting thing about these iguanas is that they are the exact same thing, just one is older. If you feed the little one pretty well for like six years, it will grow as big as the gray one. They don't tell you that at the pet store when you buy the little one.
The big iguana lives with the reptile lady because he bit off his owner's nose. Ow! If you are going to have a reptile for a pet, you have to be really careful to take care of it, and to keep it and everyone else safe.
I also got to see and touch some bearded dragons. They would make great pets because they squirt blood out of their eyes. Maybe that's horned toads, I forget. But it's to scare away their enemies, so the enemies think they are dying.
Bearded dragons live in the desert. Horned toads do, too. I didn't actually see any horned toads at the reptile show, but I just know that.
The bearded dragons were staring at the dinosaur on my shirt. I don't know who was more scared, the dragons or Rex.
I think reptiles are cool because they are great pets, even if you can't have a dragon. I like creepy crawly things, especially things that other people hate. The big fat red iguana had shed its skin the day we were there, I think that's so neat.
Last night, I had trouble falling asleep because I was so excited about one more really cool thing. The lady and man that had the python (and all the reptiles) at the library have a reptile refuge at their house. And, they specially invited my family to their house this weekend. I can't wait!
And do you know something funny? Of course, you might know it, the reptile house is located in Snook (mayor of Snook)!
My mom helped me write this, but they are my words.
Yesterday, we went to the library and we saw reptiles. It was awesome. It was actually more than awesome. It was be-awesome!
We saw a big fat red iguana, a ball python, a giant tortoise, a small boa constrictor (which swallows its prey live), and a giant python. We even got to touch some of the reptiles.
This albino Burmese python is more than nine feet long. Her name is Huggy Bear. I wish I could keep her. Then Lulu would have to stay out of my room.
Huggy Bear is a giant long wiggly stick of muscles. She doesn't bite. She only eats about once every three weeks. You don't have to be afraid of her, she won't eat you.
Above and below, here we have two Common Green Iguanas. A little green one, and a giant gray one. An interesting thing about these iguanas is that they are the exact same thing, just one is older. If you feed the little one pretty well for like six years, it will grow as big as the gray one. They don't tell you that at the pet store when you buy the little one.
The big iguana lives with the reptile lady because he bit off his owner's nose. Ow! If you are going to have a reptile for a pet, you have to be really careful to take care of it, and to keep it and everyone else safe.
I also got to see and touch some bearded dragons. They would make great pets because they squirt blood out of their eyes. Maybe that's horned toads, I forget. But it's to scare away their enemies, so the enemies think they are dying.
Bearded dragons live in the desert. Horned toads do, too. I didn't actually see any horned toads at the reptile show, but I just know that.
The bearded dragons were staring at the dinosaur on my shirt. I don't know who was more scared, the dragons or Rex.
I think reptiles are cool because they are great pets, even if you can't have a dragon. I like creepy crawly things, especially things that other people hate. The big fat red iguana had shed its skin the day we were there, I think that's so neat.
Last night, I had trouble falling asleep because I was so excited about one more really cool thing. The lady and man that had the python (and all the reptiles) at the library have a reptile refuge at their house. And, they specially invited my family to their house this weekend. I can't wait!
And do you know something funny? Of course, you might know it, the reptile house is located in Snook (mayor of Snook)!
My mom helped me write this, but they are my words.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Lulu
She is a AUTHOR right now! Also a future reporter! hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
she sure knows how to write. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH LOOK CUTIE PIE! SOME PIE!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
FOX'S ADVENTURES
Once apon a time a horse lived with a good fox and had a good time while a bad fox lurked in the shadows.One day the bad fox was by the good fox's house and switched fox's and he ate the horse! the good fox came back and ate up the bad fox
The End
The End
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