Sunday, January 17, 2010
Checking In=)
I'm sorry I haven't posted anything lately. I have been busy and when I go on the computer I don't usually come on here. I went to the movie The Imaginarium Of Dr. Parnassus. It was great. Or as my brother said "Messed up." I thought it was good. Today I spent a lot of time going through the picture books I have and I came across the book Each Living Thing By Joanne Ryder and I decided to post it on here. I also got rid of a lot of my enormous stuffed animal collection. I had too many I admit. 353 is a great deal too many stuffed animals for one person to own. I got rid of about half (maybe a bit less) ;) Anyway. If anyone that reads this has a facebook please add me!! Just search me, Hannah Roberts. Thanksss!! Byee.
Each Living Thing
Each Living Thing
By Joanne Ryder
Watch out for spiders dangling in their webs,
for snakes who coil and slither in the grass,
for toads who lurch and leap across the road- please stop to let them pass.
Look out for wriggling worms and creeping snails,
for darting bees who dip among the flowers,
for streaming ants who streak the dusty hills- please step around their sandy towers.
Be careful of snapping crabs and swooping gulls,
of floating jellyfish, afloat and free,
for alligators slyly drifting by and giant turtles, circling in the sea.
Be wary of bears who linger in the dusk,
of owls hooting, hunting in the night,
of bats who flitter, whirling overhead, and cougars pausing, prowling gout of sight.
Watch out for every living thing, for all beasts fine and free, who grace the earth and ride the skies and glide within the sea.
Be aware of them.
Take care of them.
Be watchful. Let them be.
By Joanne Ryder
Watch out for spiders dangling in their webs,
for snakes who coil and slither in the grass,
for toads who lurch and leap across the road- please stop to let them pass.
Look out for wriggling worms and creeping snails,
for darting bees who dip among the flowers,
for streaming ants who streak the dusty hills- please step around their sandy towers.
Be careful of snapping crabs and swooping gulls,
of floating jellyfish, afloat and free,
for alligators slyly drifting by and giant turtles, circling in the sea.
Be wary of bears who linger in the dusk,
of owls hooting, hunting in the night,
of bats who flitter, whirling overhead, and cougars pausing, prowling gout of sight.
Watch out for every living thing, for all beasts fine and free, who grace the earth and ride the skies and glide within the sea.
Be aware of them.
Take care of them.
Be watchful. Let them be.
Monday, March 30, 2009
A Scary Fact
This fact is to all those gamer people out there!
Did you know that when you leave your video-game console on, it devours more electricity than two refrigerators do in two days?
Scary huh? You video gamers, turn off your consoles!
-Hannah-
Did you know that when you leave your video-game console on, it devours more electricity than two refrigerators do in two days?
Scary huh? You video gamers, turn off your consoles!
-Hannah-
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Being Green
When it comes to being green most people fail. Some people say 1 of 5 things.....
1. It takes to long to recycle and be "green"
2. Everyone else is so "green" why do i need to be?
3.Waaaay to much work.
4. Some one else can do it.
5.Does it count to put a living plant in my house?
Lots of people are LAZY so we need to
1.change that
and
2.do our little part to make a difference in the WHOLE world instead of just YOU.
Do your part by just, using a bathroom towel 3 or 4 times instead of just once.
Only use one towel.
Take shorter showers.
Turn off the water while you brush your teeth instead of leaving it running.
Don't leave EVERY SINGLE light in the house on when you go to put on socks.
Turn things off when your done with them, un -plug the toaster when your done with it, turn off your game systems when your done playing instead of just turning off the TV.
Do your little part to make a difference.
Hannah R
1. It takes to long to recycle and be "green"
2. Everyone else is so "green" why do i need to be?
3.Waaaay to much work.
4. Some one else can do it.
5.Does it count to put a living plant in my house?
Lots of people are LAZY so we need to
1.change that
and
2.do our little part to make a difference in the WHOLE world instead of just YOU.
Do your part by just, using a bathroom towel 3 or 4 times instead of just once.
Only use one towel.
Take shorter showers.
Turn off the water while you brush your teeth instead of leaving it running.
Don't leave EVERY SINGLE light in the house on when you go to put on socks.
Turn things off when your done with them, un -plug the toaster when your done with it, turn off your game systems when your done playing instead of just turning off the TV.
Do your little part to make a difference.
Hannah R
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Happy 2009!
Happy New Year everyone!
I celebrated the new year in Mazatlan Mexico this year!
I stayed at Las Flores hotel (okay well I'm still here) in room 301.
My mom, dad, brother, aunts, cousins their spouses, and many friends, are here with me.
My friend asked me to bring her some sand back so i did. Any way back to (or to) the GREEN part. Most people drink on new years eve (and day) Instead of throwing those bottles and cans in the garbage, street, sink, and many other places, RECYCLE THEM!!!!! Or reuse them! Use the bottles as colorful vases for flowers or green plants like vines from your garden to give a flourish of color to your dining room or kitchen or living room or bathroom or bedroom or office or um.. anywhere else you want to put it! You can recycle the cans to make more cans and the glass to make more glass. There are lots of things that you can use bottles and cans for. You can also use bottles for bottle rockets on new years! As i said before, instead of throwing the cans and bottles in garbage or other places just RECYCLE OR REUSE them!
-Hannah-
I celebrated the new year in Mazatlan Mexico this year!
I stayed at Las Flores hotel (okay well I'm still here) in room 301.
My mom, dad, brother, aunts, cousins their spouses, and many friends, are here with me.
My friend asked me to bring her some sand back so i did. Any way back to (or to) the GREEN part. Most people drink on new years eve (and day) Instead of throwing those bottles and cans in the garbage, street, sink, and many other places, RECYCLE THEM!!!!! Or reuse them! Use the bottles as colorful vases for flowers or green plants like vines from your garden to give a flourish of color to your dining room or kitchen or living room or bathroom or bedroom or office or um.. anywhere else you want to put it! You can recycle the cans to make more cans and the glass to make more glass. There are lots of things that you can use bottles and cans for. You can also use bottles for bottle rockets on new years! As i said before, instead of throwing the cans and bottles in garbage or other places just RECYCLE OR REUSE them!
-Hannah-
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
A Greener Earth A Greener Me!
Hi everyone! I made this new blog beacuse on my other one as you could see I had a big sparkly heart on top of the other one that i couldnt get off. ATTENTION TO ALL BLOGERS: dont put any sparkly pictures up as your header image beacuse you will never beable to get them off!
Love you all!
Hannah
Love you all!
Hannah
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