Flying or being Invisible

If I had the choice to either fly, or be invisible, I would choose to fly. Flying is much more funner than just being Invisible.  I could go anywhere if I had the ability to fly. I could go as high up in the air as I wanted, and get to a destination faster than any one else. I would not have to pay the price of a play ticket or have to endure the long wait by car. Flying would also save me money. If I were able to fly, I would be able to save money because the more I drive, the more money I would have to spend on gas for my car, but since I am flying, no gas would be required. I would also not have to ever ask for a ride or wait for anyone to pick me up. I would not park anywhere to because I would just fly to wherever I want to go, and when I am done, I would just fly off back to my house. That would really help me.

Advice for OGT

The OGT was not as difficult as I thought it would be. I would advise next year's sophomores to not stress and be worried much about the test. The OGT can simply be passed by an eight grader. In my opinion, at Early college, a student is prepared so well for the OGT that it is very unlikely that one would fail. Many practice tests and problems are given in classes, so that when the time for the test comes, the test will not be as hard as expected. The questions on the OGT are also just the basis of what one should know halfway through the sophomore year in high school. During the test, every student has two and a half hours to complete each test. That is more than enough time to finish a test. After OGT testing is over, everyone feels relieved that all the stress is finally over. All in all, just do not be stressed because everyone will do just fine, and the test is not as tough as it seems.

Desperate Times

It was a long 3rd down and 12. I was driving to tie the game. This is a desperate situation I faced while playing Madden. I thought that the game was over. I thought that it was impossible to win this game, let alone tie it. However, I still had hope. I believed that Aaron Rodgers could lead us to victory. However, before this play, I had to go do something, so I paused the game. I told my younger brother to watch the game for me. He did, but he told me that the game in paused itself! I was nervous, but I still had faith. When I came back it was a 3rd down and long 12 to go with the pressure mounting. I sent Jordy Nelson on a slant and picked up the first down. From then on I played mistake and nervous free. I tied the game, but was still a little worried that my opponent could score on me because he had been doing well on offense the entire game. When he threw one of his passes when trying to tie the game, Sam Shields sealed the deal with a pick! He then also had two more turnovers and I went on to win the game by a huge margin of victory. I really thought that there was no way to comeback, but I believed and succeeded.