Heroes, victims, & the living

People go along with their peaceful lives, and when disaster hits panic arises. Within a disaster comes the danger of death. People risks their lives to save others. They are then heroes, because they feel as if saving someone is the right thing to do. Saving and helping others means that the person cares enough to save someone and has the heart to do so. That person's courage is strong and the world needs people with courage.
In disasters there is panic. There are Some that put their lives first. When panic rises people think of their survival. The instinct of survival makes people want to save themselves, so that they live and see another day. Even if that means only saving them self. Some of those people might feel a string of regret. They regret not doing something to save someone that they could have saved. In that moment it will haunt them until they learn to accept their mistake, fix it, and forgive themselves.
In the act of a disaster you can easily tell who is courageous, cowardly, and need desperate help.

Ol' Blue Eyes

If I could meet a famous person that person would be Frank Sinatra. I would want to meet Ol' Blue Eyes because he is a legend. I love his music and his lyrics. I think he is one of my favorite artists. I would ask him so many questions about his music, what inspired him, and what his time period was like. I would ask for his autograph and be hoping that he would say yes. Then after all the questions we would do the best on stage show ever. We would sing "Come Fly With Me" , "My Way", "The Way You Look Tonight", "New York, New York", and a lot more. "New York, New York" would be the finale. We would be on a stage that would open up and the Statue of Liberty would be right behind us as fireworks shoot up in the sky. Then, when it would be over the crowd would cheer,and I could say that I sang with Ol' Blue Eyes Frank Sinatra.

A Disney Holiday

        This Christmas holiday break was very interesting and surprising! This Christmas we had a Christmas table instead of a Christmas tree, which was kind of disappointing because I was hoping for the big tree in the corner of our living room. Unfortunately, that did not happen but Christmas was a surprise! I had asked my wondrous mother that I wanted Disney movies on DVD for Christmas. On Christmas morning I was so happy because there were Disney movies spread out on the table.
     I grew up watching Disney movies as a child, so they have a special place in my heart. Disney movies are not just funny movies they also teach lessons and morals. Each movie I think has some kind of lesson in it and they tell amazing stories about amazing characters. The rest of the break I pretty much watched all of the Disney movies I got and all the ones I already have. It was interesting re-watching them because I couldn't remember how most of them ended. It was also nostalgic reliving the childhood for those few moments. I do not own every Disney movie, but I do wish to build a library of having all or most of them one day.