Confession Tuesday

1. I just looked outside my window saw a fish cloud. It’s kind of deformed but you can make out at lease the form of the fish. It remembered a story my grandpa had told me about a man how knew what was going to happen in the future, just by looking at the clouds and how they moved. I guess it might have been an advantage but who wants to know what they future is, they should just live it.
2. Today was a fantastic day (sarcasm) I had my first detention! I’m so proud of myself! I feel like a rebel now LOL I’m just kidding…
3. When she started her “electrifying” (pay attention to the quotation marks) tirade I seriously wanted to go up to her and say a piece of my mind but I couldn’t risk getting a double “Mrs. Trius’s detention of doom!”
4. Aside from having “Mrs. Trius’s detention of doom!” I pretty much had a good day. Only the fact that I got home at four and miss an hour of homework…but whatever.
5. I love to annoy my little sister with word she does not understand (especially worldly wise ones)she gets you irritated that the only thing for her to defend herself is my mom( I can’t mess with my mom or she’ll confuse me with words I don’t even want to hear.)
6. I bet there any people you know that are hypocrite and I bet everyone can say you yourself are at least a little hypocrite. There is this person that’s in our grade that really is a hypocrite (It’s not the person you are thinking right now) its someone you could least expect to be , some people may already know who the person because they’ve begun to see the other side of him/she. I wish they could stop but I can’t say anything because I can’t trust that person anymore.
7. I’ve been seeing Mrs. Gaudiano wondering around the middle school talking to her old students teacher, parents etc. Her coming to visit the school evoked many funny memories…at lunch I had remembered what Yeji, Nysha and I would call Mrs. Gaudiano something red cheeks (that meant death. Give us a break we were in 6th grade. Like if that was long ago…haha…oh wow two year ago).
8. It took me an hour and twenty-two minutes to right this confession Tuesday…I better stop. “We’ll be back with more, next week on Luciana’s blog!” ;)

Ketchup, My Second Love

Okay, Ketchup is my second love...I use it for everything except cereal, that's just weird. I’ve always loved ketchup... I can remember the first time I tried it...just kidding, I really don't. My mom says I have something wrong with me for loving ketchup so much....but I can’t help it!
Is it weird that when you see the new bottle, shimmering with the newly put on sticker you feel an excitement rush into you? It’s kind of embarrassing admitting this but what can I do?

My mom loves to tell this story about me (it’s about ketchup obviously). It’s one of those stories that your mom thinks it’s cute but you think it’s the most embarrassing thing ever and you just want to hide behind anything at that moment. Well, my mom say that right after a tornado hit are house and the red cross had come we had a chance to go and collect our things…and well, the only thing I asked for was (try to guess) it was my ketchup bottle not my bottle of milk, not candy bar, not even my teddy bear! I adore the person one how invented ketchup, it one of the best sauces ever (actually the best sauce ever made) so once again, ketchup is my second love.

Like a Fish Out of the Water

“Breath, in and out!” my mother said right before everything went foggy.

The car door went shut and the engine began running. Before I new it, I realized I was headed to the emergency room…I was suffocating, I felt like a fish out of the water. I took short and forced breaths that tighten my chest (not that the effort really helped) my lounge’s airways were closing…I didn’t know what to do or think I thought I was going to pass out; I was in the hands of my parents and doctor Philips .

From that day on, I knew I was another of those people with asthma. I think suffering from it is very life changing (the fact that you can’t have pets and to make it worse finding that you are allergic to almost everything there is in existence! So that’s a definite no-no.) Anyways, I learned that asthma was not going to change my athletic life… (Thank god.) The doctor Philips told me that many famous athletes have asthma and that I should not worry because I’m not the only one out there that has it.

Now that almost 7 years have passed I have overcome my condition and I realized nothing can stop you from doing anything… Doctor Philips and my parents were always by my side. What moved me was how a doctor like Doctor Philips always thought about the patient first and the business and the money later. When I grow up I want to do the same and help children that suffer from asthma and allergies because I know how much you have to go throw with this health condition. Not only I want to treat them but I want them to feel supported, just the way my doctor did for me.