Blend It

I've been thinking about objects and blending lately. Put them together and what do you get? Blending objects, hmmmmmmmm, the possibilities. I won't bother to do it with actual items, but foods are interesting topics. I plan on blending quite a few things and if I find any interesting discoveries I'll share it with you right here. :):):):):):):):):):)

Thanksgiving Is Tomorrow!!!!!!!!

What day are turkeys afraid of? Thanksgiving! It is tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Here is a quick craft for Turkey day.

What You Need:
Pencil
Paper
Scissors
Crayons or Markers.

1. Trace your hand with your fingers spread apart on paper
2.Cut it out.
3.Draw a turkey face on the thumb.
4.Color the fingers except for the thumb with your choice of colors. Be creative!
5. Hang it up and make more! You can even write "Happy Thanksgiving!" on it. You can even use it as name cards at diner parties!

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!!!!!!!

Nanotechnology, Stem Cells, and More Science

Yo!
So, lately I've been in a sciency mood. Let me explain. My thoughts have been wandering off to the world of nanotechnology, a research topic I did last year, and stem cells, which is the research tic I'm doing this year.Now, I know what you are thinking. What is nanotechnology? What are stem cells? Well, I promise you, I will soon post a little something about the amazing nanotechnology, and as for stem cells, I still need to research it, but I'll keep you guys updated. Till' next time, see ya!

My New and Improved Background

Aloha!
Well, if you are a long time viewer you may notice my new background and colors. If you are new, my blog used to be green fonts with a splatter color background instead of leaves. Now, you may think that I pick this look because I like it, you are partly right. But there is a much larger reason. You see, I picked the leaves background because I love summer and spring and I always miss them during the other seasons, so this is my piece of spring/summer.I picked the blue font because it is my favorite color and I think of the endless sky when I look at it. To me, when I look at my blog, I feel like there is an endless amount of ideas just like the sky. It helps me think. Over all, I thought the blue and green look good together, and that it had a some what Central Park essence to it. That all for now, so see ya super soon readers!

Writer's Block

Help! I am having writer's block! Are you? I've been having Writer's Block for a long time, but at last I over came it! Now, I am going to tell you how to conquer this block.

The first thing I realized was the fact that I only get writer's block when I think too hard about an idea. When I do this, I end up frustrated and wiped out even when my page is still blank! The key to fix this is not to think! Some of my best ideas came when I am not even writing. Once, when I was watching T.V. I came up with a craft! In school, my friends are my inspirations for characters. As I talk to them, I can come up with a story spark about what they say, do and/or look like. Some of my favorite characters were inspired by my friends! This happened when I wasn't even thinking about a story or poem. It happened when I was just living my life! So, don't push yourself hard. Great ideas come when you least expect it.

The second thing I learned was to be observant. Once, I was on my way to my dance class when the shape of the trees gave me and idea. To me, trees and clouds give me lots of thoughts. For you it could be anything! Buildings, nature, animals, toys, utensils, people, clothes, etc. The possibilities are endless! But, don't expect ideas to come just by looking one glimpse of something. You have to imagine. Look at it in so many different perspectives. At one point, you'll feel a spark inside of you, and you will want to immediately dig it up and make it bigger, and eventually into a masterpiece. Being observant is a writer's greatest asset. If you are observant, you can come up with outstanding ideas.

The third and last thing I learned, was to be open to new experiences and ideas. Last night, I went out and ate sushi for the first time. I didn't really like it, but I bet it will make a great story. Honestly, I can tend to be picky, but when I am not, I become a better writer. If you don't like something, why not try it again. Why not learn about it again. This is probably the hardest step, but in the end, it is the most rewarding. In life, you can't be afraid or nervous about anything, you got to jump in and try. Nothing is wrong with trying. You may end up liking it, or finding a new passion, or dreaming something you never have before. So, just forget the what IFs. Just jump in and learn. The experiences you get from this will become great pieces. Trust me.

This is really all I can tell you, it is your choice to try it. But, I guarantee, these three tips, will definitely pay off. Hope this helps with your Writer's Block!

The Blurb

Hi! So you probably noticed the weird blurb under the title of this blog. I plan on changing it everyday and putting random thoughts and phrases. It is my expression of randomness. :):):):):):):):):):):):)

Thanksgiving Placemat

Hey! So because it is November, that can only mean one thing. Thanksgiving!!!!! Here is a craft that you can use during your Thanksgiving feast!

What you Need:
Brown paper
Yellow paper
Orange paper
Printer paper
Glue
Laminator

1. First, cut all of the colored paper into even strips

2. Take one strip of any color and place it horizontally.

3. Take another strip in a different color, and place it vertically. Glue one end to one of the end of your first strip. Now take more strips of the same color, and do the same thing along the horizontal strip. Male surety leave some space

4. Flip it over, and use the same color strips as the horizontal one. Glue them horizontally along the vertical strips. Make sure to leave some space in between each strip.

5. Wait for this to dry, but you are not done.

6. Now, flip it over again, and take your last color and place those strips in-between the spaces of the horizontal strips. The design should look plaid.

7. Cut a small square off the printer paper, and write your name and what you are thankful for on it.

8. Laminate this, and use it as a place mat or decoration!