Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Camp was...
VERY FUN! I enjoyed hiking and fishing, BTW my friend Marcus caught a enormous fish! Then we watched a movie, then nighty night. In the mornin' I couldn't get my friggin' sleeping bag folded, and I was feelin' crappy because my allergies were actin' up. Other than that, It was fun. I hope I can go next year in 5th grade! :)
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Hoorah!
Yay! I get to go on an overnight fieldtrip at school, due to making my AR Goal each quarter, my friends who are going are, Christopher, Amirah, and Marcus.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Multilingual
Pretty soon,(Hopefully)I'll be multilingual, I am learning the German language.
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Friday, May 8, 2009
My YT Channel
Here is my Youtube Channel:
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It has a couple of Halloween Vids, and along with one video of my favorite video game character ever, Conker T. Squirrel.
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It has a couple of Halloween Vids, and along with one video of my favorite video game character ever, Conker T. Squirrel.
My fave kind of DOGS:
Dachshunds:
The Dachshund is a long bodied dog with undersized limbs. Originally bred in Germany, this breed's name translates to "badger dog". Despite their small size, the Dachshund is a tough little fighter! Their body is the perfect size to chase their prey into small underground burrows.
This breed comes in 3 varieties which are standard, miniature and toy. All are accepted in the AKC standards characteristics except for the toy size, as this was more of a size attribute for potential owners.
The Dachshund is best known for hunting badgers, but otters and foxes are also considered their prey. This breed, as it does in size variation, comes in 3 coat types: long, wire or short haired.
Labradors:
The Labrador Retriever, also called "Labrador" or "Lab" for short, is one of the most popular breed of dog in the North America and England. One of the oldest recognized breeds, there are more Labrador Retrievers officially registered with breed registries in the beginning of this century than any other purebred in the US or UK.
Originating on the island of Newfoundland, Canada, during the 1700s, the Labrador Retriever were brought to England in the early 1800s by English fishermen. The Labrador Retriever is the result of selective breeding between the now-extinct St. John’s Water Dog, the Newfoundland, and some native water dogs.
He was first used to jump overboard into the icy waters of the North Atlantic to retrieve large fish escaping from nets or to haul fisherman's nets to shore. There are two types of Lab, the English and the American lines. The English bred Labrador are more calm, thick and heavy, while American bred Lab mature slowly and are tall and thin.
Chihuahuas:
The Chihuahua originated in Mexico and was bred to be a companion to people. They were named after the Mexican state “Chihuahua” and are classified as the smallest dog of the entire canine species! The size of these dogs are what makes them popular as they weigh a maximum of 6 lbs where the smaller this dog is, will be considered more sought after.
This breed is small, fine boned and delicate yet has a tough attitude and personality. They have a round head, large triangular ears that are pointed upwards and a long, thin muzzle. The Chihuahua’s body is compact and their tail is slender and long. During the colder months, they will need a doggie coat when going outside because they have such thin fur that this will offer them no protection!
The Chihuahua is an extremely faithful dog, they trust 1 person and that is their owner. They will not make the best family dog as they tend to be snappy towards children especially if bothered or provoked. They have been known to be dog aggressive but this is due to their incredibly small size in comparison to the average sized dog!
Dachshunds:
The Dachshund is a long bodied dog with undersized limbs. Originally bred in Germany, this breed's name translates to "badger dog". Despite their small size, the Dachshund is a tough little fighter! Their body is the perfect size to chase their prey into small underground burrows.
This breed comes in 3 varieties which are standard, miniature and toy. All are accepted in the AKC standards characteristics except for the toy size, as this was more of a size attribute for potential owners.
The Dachshund is best known for hunting badgers, but otters and foxes are also considered their prey. This breed, as it does in size variation, comes in 3 coat types: long, wire or short haired.
Labradors:
The Labrador Retriever, also called "Labrador" or "Lab" for short, is one of the most popular breed of dog in the North America and England. One of the oldest recognized breeds, there are more Labrador Retrievers officially registered with breed registries in the beginning of this century than any other purebred in the US or UK.
Originating on the island of Newfoundland, Canada, during the 1700s, the Labrador Retriever were brought to England in the early 1800s by English fishermen. The Labrador Retriever is the result of selective breeding between the now-extinct St. John’s Water Dog, the Newfoundland, and some native water dogs.
He was first used to jump overboard into the icy waters of the North Atlantic to retrieve large fish escaping from nets or to haul fisherman's nets to shore. There are two types of Lab, the English and the American lines. The English bred Labrador are more calm, thick and heavy, while American bred Lab mature slowly and are tall and thin.
Chihuahuas:
The Chihuahua originated in Mexico and was bred to be a companion to people. They were named after the Mexican state “Chihuahua” and are classified as the smallest dog of the entire canine species! The size of these dogs are what makes them popular as they weigh a maximum of 6 lbs where the smaller this dog is, will be considered more sought after.
This breed is small, fine boned and delicate yet has a tough attitude and personality. They have a round head, large triangular ears that are pointed upwards and a long, thin muzzle. The Chihuahua’s body is compact and their tail is slender and long. During the colder months, they will need a doggie coat when going outside because they have such thin fur that this will offer them no protection!
The Chihuahua is an extremely faithful dog, they trust 1 person and that is their owner. They will not make the best family dog as they tend to be snappy towards children especially if bothered or provoked. They have been known to be dog aggressive but this is due to their incredibly small size in comparison to the average sized dog!
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