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maryam
on 19 November 2012bacon runs away from wolfy
Three local pigs have had a frightening day trying to run away from the big bad wolf. He attempted to eat them in their separate houses, one was made of straw the other one was made of sticks and the third one was made out of strong stone.
The wolf managed to blow down the first two houses however the pigs escaped to their wise and trusting brother who had come up with the idea of using stone to build his strong stone house. The wolf huffed and puffed again and again but he had no hope.in one of our interviews with the big bad wolf he stated “I’m not going there any time soon”. Moreover when the big bad wolf failed to huff and puff and blows the house down he came up with and evil plan he tried to go up and through the chimney but he was unsuccessful to do that as he burnt his extremely bushy tail.
In one of our debates on who should be punished the pig or the big bad wolf one of our debater Kate smith stated “the big bad wolf should be punished for trying to eat them alive”. These debates are happening each day in the government to try helping the victims. With our interview with one of the pigs called Moe we asked if the wolf was usually bothering them and Moe answered “ he did he ate our grandparents and one of our cousins as breakfast the day before mom sent us out to be independent”.
After a few days of thinking for the government they decided that the wolf should be punished because this wasn’t his first crime and enough was enough for the government and the pig’s race. Animals and humans agreed the big bad wolf should be punished so it was time in for him.
Mia Brucato
on 26 February 2014
Troubled Waters
Yesterday Captains Meriwether
and William Clark noticed
The river was getting
more rapid; Sacagawea
helped in finding food,
suggesting the bark of a
pine tree. It was best to rest
before carrying the canoes
up stream. We came upon
the most remarkable cliffs
that we have yet seen.
These cliffs rose from the
waters edge on either
side perpendicularly to to
the height of 1200 feet...
from the singular appearance
of this place Lewis called
it the gates of the Rocky Mountains