Friday/Tuesday. (Absent on both days)

I was absent from class on these days so I do not know what we did. I looked at someone else's blog for information though and I think we had a test on Friday and in class on Tuesday we just went over the test and talked about it. So I am ready for the test at least. I could not get a lot of info on the ilikehumangeo blog so I did not know what we did on Tuesday. I look forward to catching up in my classes and getting back into action.

More population studying

Today in class we looked at various graphs for different countries, like Japan, Sweden, and an African nation who's name I forgot. The African nation had a high birth rate and most of their population was in the 15-30s. There was virtually no-one alive 70+. For Sweden, they had a lot of working class citizens 25-50 and a lot of old people. They had some young people, but not as much as the working class. And for Japan, they had a lot of old people, but no young people which do most of the jobs so they might be suffering economic issues. So I figured out today we have a test on Friday so I'm going to start studying but most likely I won't have to because I pay attention in class and Human Geo is one of my favorite classes so I usually pay attention and absorb any information or stories.

Tuesday

Today in class we finished the test on the movie. I think I did okay in it even though I forgot a few questions, like which tribe John Bul was from. We also got to eat cupcakes while doing the test so that was an awesome thing. We started a new unit in Human Geo which was population pyramids. We learned three new types of pyramids, a cup, a Christmas tree, and the box. They each represent different happenings, like a developing country, a developed country with improving populace, or a developed country with decreasing population.

Finishing the movie

Today in class we finally finished the movie. In my personal opinion, it was very interesting and reminded me how much we should be thankful just for the simplest things, like even having a mom or a dad or a sibling. We take all these things for granted, let alone eletricity and other simple tools we view as part of every day life. This movie also teaches us to never give up and always trust in god because he has a plan in life. You must go through hard time in order to get any good ones,

10/4/13 (late sorry)

On Friday we just watched some more of "God Grew Tired of us". In the episode they were starting work and a lot of them had two jobs, like a factory job and a mcdonalds job. Because they didn't have a car they had to get rides and help from other people so when they finally got to the factory they had to wait an hour before it even opened. There troubles in America seem to be just starting but they are still very grateful and trying their best. Some of them miss the open,  friendly places back home because America is not exactly the most friendly place.

Tuesday

Since I was not here Tuesday I do not really know what the movie is about but I will still write about it. Apparently our section is still waiting for the boys to get on an airplane, so I assume this could be a possible turning point in the movie that we reached. I will be in school on Wednesday so I'm sure I will catch up then.

Monday

Today in class we reviewed our answers. We just went over them, although I didn't have my laptop I knew I probably had them all right, because me and Dan had finished early so we double checked a little. Plus, Dan checked our paper even though I didn't have my laptop so it worked out well. So far I have had a fun time in Human Geo and it is one of my favorite classes. It's interesting and I hope to have a good time for the rest of the year.