I will get a picture later. As of right now, out of this tiny little window at the side of the tech ed classroom, there are no clouds to be observed. This means either extreme goodness or extreme misfortune. I hope that it is the former. This week, we learned more about graphs and trees.…
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Cecilia’s Reflection Week 24
Greetings. This week, we learned about graph theory. I like graph theory because it is mainly visual rather than abstract like algebra, but it is also really confusing because of all the terms. I think I most definitely failed the quiz/test on graph theory vocabulary. Now, I know that the number of nodes…
Cecilia’s Reflection Weeks 21 and 22
I didn’t know that we had to do a week 21 reflection because we didn’t have class that week, but everyone else wrote random things and called it their week 21 reflection, so I shall as well. However, I am combining it with the reflection week 22. I shall attempt to make it as long…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 20
Dear Mrs. Krummel and people in my math class and the great and mighty clouds up above, Please forgive me for the total wreck that I have been for the past two weeks. First, there was adjusting to my new apartment, in which I am not allowed to sing or play the piano after eleven…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 18
All state’s great! All state’s fun! All state is for everyone! (Remember this, Colin?) Yes, indeed. I got my All State music this week. This year, they didn’t tell us who the director is yet, but she must really like old classical songs. There’s not a single contemporary song in my folder like last year.…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 17
Do you think that snowflakes are ghosts of the flowers who die in the early spring? I’m just giving you that question to think about. It’s in the lyrics of the song for my high school chorus audition, which might be this week or next week. I’m nervous. This week, the math was okay. We…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 16
I love being a second soprano. It’s wonderful. I get to sing F sharp, which isn’t that high because I can make C sharp. However, it’s an improvement to singing low A. So anyway, this week’s math was really hard, at least to me. It was the hardest week so far. This was partly because…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 15
Note to Mrs. Krummel: did you notice that clicking on an item in the tag cloud no longer works? At least it doesn’t work on my computer at River Hill or my computer at home. This week, a person named Cecilia had to do too much math, despite the small amount of math homework that…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 14
Inspired by Erik’s previous poem blog posts, I will attempt to do something similar. Being an awkward writer and poet in general, this will probably turn out like an enormous mass of short choppy sentences that don’t make sense (my version of freeverse). Wish me luck. The stratocumulus clouds float serenely, invisibly, in the dark…
Cecilia’s Reflection Week 12
It has been a long week. I don’t even know if “it” is used correctly in the previous sentence since it has no preceding noun that explains what it is. However, I think the general reader can figure out that “it” means “this week,” which would seem really repetitive and awkward (another grammar error) if…
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