Thursday, February 28, 2013

Hegemony

One time when I felt hegemonized is when Mrs. Martin made us were those letters. She used her teacher powers for us to wear the letters. She also put a grade for it. So we had to wear the letter. This has been one time I felt hegemonized.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Self Expression

There are many ways one can express himself or herself. But I, choose to express myself by playing sports. With sports I can do anything I want to do. I express myself by playing soccer. Also, I express myself by running cross country.

Monday, February 25, 2013

10 lies they tell you in Highschool....

1. The football team will win the state championship
2. The cafeteria food is great
3. This is a drug free school
4. The teachers care about you
5. People here are nice
6. The teachers are here for you
7. There are no "rednecks" at this school
8. The principals care about you
9. We "learn"
10. The computers will help you

ClassMate Interview

Monday, February 18, 2013

How Hester has Changed

In the beginning Hester had committed adultery with another man. She then had a child named Pearl. With the sin she committed, bringing Pearl into this life, she had a Scarlet Letter attached to her. She was sent to the scaffold when she had committed this sin. Over time the letter "A" to her has changed from "Adultery" to "Able". She is still Able to keep on because of Pearl.

Friday, February 15, 2013

Connecting with Hester

One time when I felt lonely was when I was left in Walmart by myself. My mom and dad had left me in there and they told me they would be right back. I was 7 at the time, and my brother wasn't with me at the time. I ran to the place where they do an all call, crying and they finally came and got me. That was one time when I felt lonely.

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Literary Character Valentine's Day Card

Conversation Hearts Poem

Babe you are The One
That is right for me
My Love I can always have your Hugs
You are so foxy wont you be mine

GIRLFRIEND GIRLFRIEND
You should be my girlfriend!
OHHHHHH!
Wont you be mine

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Roles of Women in the 1800s.

Women's role in the 1800s included of many chores that they had to do on a daily basis. On Monday they would do their laundry. On Tuesday would be ironing and mending any torn clothes that they would had. Baking would be on Wednesday and Saturday, daily tidying of kitchen and parlor, and thorough cleaning on Thursday and again on Saturday. They would always be taking care of the children, cooking three meals a day, carrying water and keeping the fire burning on the stove. About each chore took at least an hour out of their day. Women had charge of the garden, livestock and poultry. If she did not work in the fields herself, she provided room in the house for the extra help that did work in the fields. It is obvious that in this period of time, women’s lives were fraught with tensions. In all, their job was to raise a family and take care of the house. A woman divorcing her husband was not heard of.

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Tom Walker was not a man to be troubled with any fears of the kind. He did not fear the devil when he confronted him. His wife wanted him to sell his soul to the devil so they could become rich, he obliged and said no. He didn't care when Absalom Crowninshield died and he said "Let the freebooter roast, who cares!". He was not a man to stick at trifles when money was in view. He only cared, about himself. The only reason he went to look for his wife is because she had valuables in her pocket. In the story it says, He leaped for joy, for he recognized his wife's apron and supposed it to contain the household valuables. The story says he consoled himself for the loss of his property with the loss of his wife, for he was a man of fortitude. He was a hypocrite and tried to go to church when he realized that he was going to Hell. Also, he was a greedy old usurer, and did not try to help people but take more of their money instead.