I just finished reading Romeo and Juliet for the first time. At the beginning I found reading right from the script really boring and frustrating because I simply couldn’t understand the Shakespearean form of English. What I found interesting was… Continue Reading →

As I continue my adventure through the wonderful and tragic story of Romeo and Juliet I stop again to write about another extremely memorable part of the play. This is in Act 3, scene 1. A great street brawl involving… Continue Reading →

Shakespeare is arguably the greatest writer of all time. Some people love his work and some people really dislike it. In the end though it’s impossible to say, no matter what side you agree with, that some parts of his… Continue Reading →

For this weeks weekly post I am, for the first time, going to talk about something that isn’t school related. But kind of is… PLP involves a lot of technology and I have become fairly proficient at using my IPad…. Continue Reading →

This week in class we read and discussed the book “The War Prayer”. I thought it was a very interesting book because of the use of older English words. I also really liked how my piers and I all perceived… Continue Reading →

Week 2 has gone by and that of course marks the first full week of this project. I can definitely tell you that I’m a little stressed out as the two topics of my podcast continue to clash. Luckily there… Continue Reading →

We only had a few days of classes for me to base this weekly post off of. Luckily for me I know exactly what to write about for this post because I may have made a pretty big mistake for… Continue Reading →

Hi and welcome to my reflective blog post for the “Greatest Canadian” project. This project is one of the projects this year that will be based around podcasts which I think is pretty awesome. although I definitely haven’t mastered making… Continue Reading →