Spring break

I had a lot of fun over spring break doing many things, having many adventures in Arizona. We had a lot of fun playing in Oak Creek. The most fascinating thing we did was go on a Jeep tour. We started out getting in and drove for what seemed like forever. Then we got on the reddest dirt road I have ever seen. I asked my mom if this was the remaining blood of those who went here last. Luckily, we survived. Then, we came to a big 135 degree plummet downward. I tried to scream, but nothing came out. The driver said that this was nothing compared to some stuff we would do later. We did it and luckily, we survived. Next, we came to a second encounter even worse than before. The driver asked if we wanted to go down fast or slowly and cautiously. Everyone else on the trip wanted to go fast. I had second thoughts, but I reluctantly did it. There were many others, but none were compared to "The bone crusher ". The driver said it was the second largest hill. "Just how long have you been doing this kind of thing?" I asked. We went down very fast, but I thought it was slow. "Collin, I've never been so happy to see you're face." I yelled at my brother who just nodded his head disapprovingly. At last we came to the biggest sheer drop plummet I have ever seen. "Correction, now I have never been so happy to see you're face Collin". I was about to ask my mom what the deductible on my insurance policy was when we went down. All in all, we had a fun, adventurous, but life threatening spring break.

Hard times

We are going through an economic crisis so here are a few tips to help save the economy. We should buy stuff. Don't believe me? This is how economy works. The people buy goods so the buisness gets payed. Therefore the workers get payed and go to buy goods and it all goes in a cycle. Now if we are in an economic crisis, we stock up on money and only buy the nececities and most of the buisneses don't get money, so the workers don't get payed and the workers either go on strike or get fired. Then they don't get money and don't buy goods and they don't get enough workers. Then the demand is so high that people raise the prices and economy goes down. So if you buy, the workers will get payed and we will have a good economy.

Background

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Review of Bibles

I will be comparing the King James Bible and the NIV Bible.

The king James version Bible is great Bible that can teach a lot to teens.

Pluses+

-Lots of information

-Older type of speaking

Minuses-

- for mostly older people

-More complex to understand

NIV Bible is a living translation of the bible that can show more understandable things especially for children

Pulses+

-Index

-More understandable

In conclusion, I think both are great because they are Bibles. If you are about 12 years of age, I recommend the NIV Bible. But if you are more in depth, get the King James version.

Most fun

The most fun thing I have done lately is play with my cat, Scampers. We often play in the back yard. Specifically, I tie a catnip toy to my foot and Scampers chases after me. It's fun except until he pounces and I go toppling head over heals into the briar patch. And Scampers goes bananas over his catnip toy. He is very territorial over his catnip. If you so much as touch it, he'll rip out you're lungs and well... I won't go there. Anyway, I love my cat a lot.