Wednesday, September 22, 2010

.:Successful Quote:.

" Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it." -Maya Angelou

Success, for me, is about liking to do something that I like. To be able to be successful for me, something that I'm doing must be something that I like and I think its interesting. I find it hard to be successful when I am doing something that I don't like. Like in my after
school activity, Tennis. I love Tennis. I like to hit the ball but my movement forms is not so good, but I like it and looking forward to play a better tennis.
I think it is also about collarborating or to do something together as a team to be able to success. Like in science, cell project, A group work that have to put a lot of our school SLRss, Collaborate Constructively. If we don't collaborate well, I won't be able to finish the project. Just like a slice of Pizza that is missing cheese on top, it would not be good with the bread alone.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

.:6 WORDS MEMOIR:.

You'll never know who we are!
It is hard to be nerdy~!

Trick or Treat~Ouch my teeth!


I did nothing... She is lying!!!!!



The Awesome Three have got talent!




Girls are busy... some of them>>>>>>





Excuse me, famous people coming thorugh!






Beware! I'm watching you very closely!



What is this? My birthday cake?
Small little army. Active little brother.

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Common Elements In Creation Myths

In many creation myths, from every part of the world, have myths that are similiar such as The Maori creation myth and The Egyptian creation myth.

In these myths, themes of separations, Disapointment and Explanation are at the center of many creation myhts, which is unusual because the places are very far from each other.

The Egyptian and the Maori has the separations of the earth and sky that loved each other so much they wouldn't separate

Disappointment are all in these myth. It started with separations of parents or separations of the earth and sky.

As separation happens, disappointment came and at last Explanation got it own place. The separation of earth and sky in the Maori and the Egyptian brought them to the explanation of rains, winds and flowers. Also, the gave to sun and moon for night and days.

Even though, people and gods separated and they were in disappointment...But they brought explanation to earth (Nature).