Week 8 Reading Journal by Kimberly Cortez Lyrics
09-30-13
During the air-raids four children were evacuated from London to a house far away. Those children names where Peter the oldest, Susan the second oldest, Edmund the second youngest, and Lucy the youngest. They were sent to an old professors house who lived in the heart of the country, ten miles away from the nearest railway station and two miles away from the nearest post office. The professor had no wife and lived in a huge house. He only had three servants and a housekeeper who was kind of mean to the children. The professor himself was a very kind person, but Lucy was kind of afraid of him and Edmund thought he was funny, so funny that he had to pretend he was blowing his nose every time he saw him. On the first night when the professor had gone to bed the boys went into the girls room to have a chat with the girls. Edmund who was the Second to the youngest was upset because he was tired of pretending he was not tired. Edmund is a very bad-tempered.
10-01-13
The next morning when the children were so excited to go outside it began to rain ruining there plans. With no other choice the children decided to explore the house. As they began to explore the house they first saw empty bedrooms, but then began to see other stuff. The last room they visited had nothing but a wardrobe, so they left except for Lucy. Lucy walk towards the wardrobe almost completely sure it was locked, but to her surprise it wasn't. Lucy opened the wardrobe and saw lots of fur coat, she loved fur coats and like the feel of them. Lucy decided to walk into the wardrobe, but didn't close the door because she new that one shouldn't lock them self's in a wardrobe. As Lucy walked in she noticed that there was a second row. She closed her eyes and took out her hands so that she wouldn't hit her face at the end of the wardrobe. As she walked further into the wardrobe she felt as she was no longer touching fur, but something prickly like a tree. Then she felt something crunchy on her feet and as she walked some more she realized that she was in the wood at night-time and it was snowing.
10-02-13
Lucy was a little freighted, but then looked back and she could still see the wardrobe and a little bite of the room. Lucy began to walk with snow under her feet and eventually got to a lamp post and wondered why it was there. Then Lucy heard some noise of feet coming towards her. Then a very creepy person jumped out of the trees into the light. He was a little taller than Lucy and he carried a small umbrella covered with snow. That person was special from the waist up he was all man and from the waist down he was goat shaped, and instead of feet he had goat hooves. Lucy didn't notice he was a goat man at first because he was wearing red mufflers and his skin was reddish. He had a weird but interesting face, he had a pointed beard, and curly hair. But he also had horns on the top of his head, the goat man was called a faun. When the faun saw Lucy he got scared and dropped his things on the floor.
10-03-13
As the faun picked up his things Lucy introduced herself but the faun did not reply because he was busy picking up the things he had dropped. When he was done he introduced himself and asked Lucy if she was the daughter of eve. Lucy was confused and then he asked if she was a girl. Lucy answer that she was in fact a girl then he faun asked her if she was human and she was still puzzled and said of coarse. The then told her to excuse him for his question but that he had never seen a son of Adam or daughter of Eve. He then told her his name was Tumnus. Then he asked her where she had come from and she said a wardrobe the faun had know idea what that was and invited Lucy for tea. Lucy didn't really didn't want to because she wanted to go home. Lucy hesitated to go but the Faun convinced her. They went in for tea, toast. and sardines. They walk into the woods and then suddenly turn into a rock, it turned out being a cave. They went inside and Lucy thought that was the nicest cave ever.
10-04-13
Kaitlyn Hunt, the 19-year-old who has been jailed in Florida over a sexual relationship she had with a 14-year-old girl, pleaded no contest Thursday to five charges as part of a deal brokered by prosecutors and her attorneys. Hunt pleaded no contest to two counts of misdemeanor battery, misdemeanor contributing to the dependency of a child and two counts of felony interference with child custody.
Hunt has been in jail since August 20 for violating a court order not to contact the alleged victim. Gay Florida teen sent back to jail Teen in same-sex case offered new deal Under the terms of the agreement, Hunt will be sentenced to four months in jail, to be followed by two years of house arrest with electronic monitoring, and nine months of monitored probation after that, according to prosecutor Brian Workman. If she has no violations, she will not be a convicted felon under Florida law, and she will have the possibility of sealing her file and having the case expunged after 10 years, he said. The case garnered attention as Hunt's lawyers claimed that authorities wouldn't have gone after her if the situation had involved a male and a female instead of two teenage girls.
During the air-raids four children were evacuated from London to a house far away. Those children names where Peter the oldest, Susan the second oldest, Edmund the second youngest, and Lucy the youngest. They were sent to an old professors house who lived in the heart of the country, ten miles away from the nearest railway station and two miles away from the nearest post office. The professor had no wife and lived in a huge house. He only had three servants and a housekeeper who was kind of mean to the children. The professor himself was a very kind person, but Lucy was kind of afraid of him and Edmund thought he was funny, so funny that he had to pretend he was blowing his nose every time he saw him. On the first night when the professor had gone to bed the boys went into the girls room to have a chat with the girls. Edmund who was the Second to the youngest was upset because he was tired of pretending he was not tired. Edmund is a very bad-tempered.
10-01-13
The next morning when the children were so excited to go outside it began to rain ruining there plans. With no other choice the children decided to explore the house. As they began to explore the house they first saw empty bedrooms, but then began to see other stuff. The last room they visited had nothing but a wardrobe, so they left except for Lucy. Lucy walk towards the wardrobe almost completely sure it was locked, but to her surprise it wasn't. Lucy opened the wardrobe and saw lots of fur coat, she loved fur coats and like the feel of them. Lucy decided to walk into the wardrobe, but didn't close the door because she new that one shouldn't lock them self's in a wardrobe. As Lucy walked in she noticed that there was a second row. She closed her eyes and took out her hands so that she wouldn't hit her face at the end of the wardrobe. As she walked further into the wardrobe she felt as she was no longer touching fur, but something prickly like a tree. Then she felt something crunchy on her feet and as she walked some more she realized that she was in the wood at night-time and it was snowing.
10-02-13
Lucy was a little freighted, but then looked back and she could still see the wardrobe and a little bite of the room. Lucy began to walk with snow under her feet and eventually got to a lamp post and wondered why it was there. Then Lucy heard some noise of feet coming towards her. Then a very creepy person jumped out of the trees into the light. He was a little taller than Lucy and he carried a small umbrella covered with snow. That person was special from the waist up he was all man and from the waist down he was goat shaped, and instead of feet he had goat hooves. Lucy didn't notice he was a goat man at first because he was wearing red mufflers and his skin was reddish. He had a weird but interesting face, he had a pointed beard, and curly hair. But he also had horns on the top of his head, the goat man was called a faun. When the faun saw Lucy he got scared and dropped his things on the floor.
10-03-13
As the faun picked up his things Lucy introduced herself but the faun did not reply because he was busy picking up the things he had dropped. When he was done he introduced himself and asked Lucy if she was the daughter of eve. Lucy was confused and then he asked if she was a girl. Lucy answer that she was in fact a girl then he faun asked her if she was human and she was still puzzled and said of coarse. The then told her to excuse him for his question but that he had never seen a son of Adam or daughter of Eve. He then told her his name was Tumnus. Then he asked her where she had come from and she said a wardrobe the faun had know idea what that was and invited Lucy for tea. Lucy didn't really didn't want to because she wanted to go home. Lucy hesitated to go but the Faun convinced her. They went in for tea, toast. and sardines. They walk into the woods and then suddenly turn into a rock, it turned out being a cave. They went inside and Lucy thought that was the nicest cave ever.
10-04-13
Kaitlyn Hunt, the 19-year-old who has been jailed in Florida over a sexual relationship she had with a 14-year-old girl, pleaded no contest Thursday to five charges as part of a deal brokered by prosecutors and her attorneys. Hunt pleaded no contest to two counts of misdemeanor battery, misdemeanor contributing to the dependency of a child and two counts of felony interference with child custody.
Hunt has been in jail since August 20 for violating a court order not to contact the alleged victim. Gay Florida teen sent back to jail Teen in same-sex case offered new deal Under the terms of the agreement, Hunt will be sentenced to four months in jail, to be followed by two years of house arrest with electronic monitoring, and nine months of monitored probation after that, according to prosecutor Brian Workman. If she has no violations, she will not be a convicted felon under Florida law, and she will have the possibility of sealing her file and having the case expunged after 10 years, he said. The case garnered attention as Hunt's lawyers claimed that authorities wouldn't have gone after her if the situation had involved a male and a female instead of two teenage girls.