Monday, October 20, 2008

A thought about the galaxy...

Have you ever thought about the fact that we're just an itsy bitsy speck stuck in the middle of nowhere and surrounded by utterly pitch black darkness, which is the whole entire galaxy? Compared to the galaxy, which is like the size of a pumpkin or maybe even bigger, we're just the size of a pea. The fact that no person can know every single possible thing that there is to know in this world is immutable. There is no way that a person could know every single detail there is about life anywhere. There could be other worlds or dimensions somewhere out there or maybe even other life forms, but do we know about it? No, we don't. The galaxy is just so huge that there is no way. It's impossible. Maybe if you were God, the creator of all life, then you would know everything, but other than him, you can just forget about it.

Thursday, October 16, 2008

My favorite thing to eat/cook is...

I really don't have a favorite food, because I like a lot of stuff and it's all just so good. I do remember this one time when I went to Chili's and I ordered this one thing for dessert and it was so delicious. I forgot what it was called, but it was like some sort of cake like a sponge cake I guess and it was filled with this yummy gooey stuff in the inside and it had a scoop of ice cream on top. Then, on the bottom like on the plate there was some sort of syrup and it looked so good it could make your mouth water. The ice cream was cold and then the gooey filling was warm and it made a nice combination. The thing I like to cook the most is pancakes with eggs mixed with potatoes and ham in the mornings for my mom and little sister.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Cancer...

I think cancer is a terrible sickness to have, because when someone gets it, it not only effects the person who has it, but it also effects their friends and family. It puts people through so much stress and it's depressing. It's a good thing that scientists have come up with away to remove to cancerous cells, but there's still no cure for it, so that's a big issue. People can survive cancer, but it scars them for life and they can either be depressed about it and feel sorry for themselves or they can keep living life to the fullest.