Miguel's Ideas

There are all sorts of different ways people use to keep themselves organized for school and routines to keep them on schedule. For me, I have an agenda that i am able to access when i am assigned something and i have my phone to take pictures or take notes on. The better option is of course the agenda to help me actually remember by me writing in it, but the more faster way is taking a picture of it then boom, i have it set or typing something really fast and again, its done.I always have my routine in which i do my homework when i get home, whether its with my friends or without. We usually always try and get all our homework done before 5:00 PM so it gives us a good hour and a half to get it finished. Now if someone forgets what we have to do, I usually always have something written to remind them and we get to it.

I really like this method, and do agree that it does pursue truth. I feel like this method can easily be used to start up any conversation and help people rally their ideas. Many of their ideas can be their concerns, they can ask questions, give out their idea, express themselves or even agree with one another to make a great conversation.

When I memorized the poem "Richard Cory" I started to think about it differently.  I thought about why he might have killed himself, and I thought about how the poem relates to my life today.  It seems like he was a happy wealthy man and many people wanted to be just like him. Though there were may things people didn't know about him personally, he had a background, just like everyone else. This is a message to those saying that money makes you happy. It's doesn't. This relates to today because there are more and more people out there committing suicide when we the people thought they were one of the most happiest people alive. We never know what someone may be thinking, so we should ask how they are doing when we get the chance to.

This poem  actually hit my feelings a bit. No matter how much money you have, you wont always be happy with a lot. I was surprised when i read that he killed himself, but i understood. The way people looked at him, was like a Leader, he was wealthy, slim, and LOOKED happy, though he might have not been. I feel like we may never know how someone that is sad actually feels on the inside until they either tell someone, or it is too late. But i have a question, why did no one ever ask him how he was feeling?

I feel like needing to fully know your rights is a good idea, but it may not always work. Those rights can be used against you, and may not even be considered rights at all. It is as if we need to fully think about one thing, then see if we can give our own opinion about it. But what would happen if we dont? Well one thing is, possibly go to jail, but just for having a right to our own opinion? Not Fair.  This is my response to "The Right to Your Own Opinion".

Hello and welcome to my blog! My name is Miguel Sanchez. I am 16 years of age and a 11th grader at Santa Maria High School. I do have a YouTube channel that I post on just for fun. I'm into video games, such as Fortnite, Rocket League, Call of Duty and Rainbow Six Siege.