April 19, 2010

Ben seems to really love me, but he can be annoying sometimes. This morning, we went to church, and we found out that it was closed. Instead, we went out to breakfast. The diner we went to was called The Geneseo Family Restaurant, and it was nice. The tables were really small. Of course, Ben had to have the whole booth, and he sat in the very middle. I was pushed up against the wall. Ben was REALLY hyper, and for the first time this month, I was glad he went to school.

On Sunday, we had our family over because it was my dad’s birthday. John and I got into a fight, and he whacked me with the ping pong paddle. Luckily, my Tae Kwon Do reflexes kicked in, and I managed to block the hit. That’s about it for now, but I will post again soon. Bye!

Pros and Cons

I have been thinking about going back to public school, which you probably know from recent blogs. I am actually leaning towards on going back, but to help me decide, I have put together a list of pros and cons about going back.

My List Of Pros and Cons
By Connor Peters

Pros:
1. I will know about changing classes so when I go to McQuaid I wont be lost.
2. It will give me a base on what I will be learning at McQuaid (kind of).
3. I will be able to be with John when he goes to school.
4. I will end at exactly 2:30.

Cons:
1. The subjects with be 44 minutes long, and I might get bored.
2. I will probably miss homeschooling.
3. I will only be able to go to Tae Kwon Do twice a week.

4. I won't be able to do guitar.

Well, that's about it for now, but I will try to think of more. Comment on if you think I should go to public school or not.
Connor.

Hey! I Am Back!

Hey everyone, I just got back from China! That is why I haven't blogged in a few weeks. If you have noticed, I have been blogging on my moms adoption blog. My family has just adopted two boys, Ben (6 years old) and John (13 years old). You have probably already learned this from my recent blogs. Ben is so cute and he is very naughty, in a funny way. John can be pretty annoying, but can be a good companion. I am so happy to be home from China. Lately, the boys (my new brothers) have been home while I have been schooling, and they have been preventing me from getting much work done. I don't have much to say, but I have been thinking about going back to public school next year. Mom is probably going to make me do some more writing, but that is okay. See you later, Connor.