Third Grade Journal –
Today is Sept. 18 I am going bring a book home that one of EVAN WHITE. it is a realy good book. it is long and thick and has lots of words on the pages. it’s called Disney Adventures1. It has lots of weird monsters here are some2
1 – I told you this book was pretty important. I don’t know why I was so captured by these monsters, but they make their fair share of appearances. I’m still not sure what “Mo Mo” is.
2 – Here is another display of my artistic abilities. Once you realize that these images were created by an eight year old you will want to be jealous, but don’t be. I’m only human.
BONUS ENTRY: Sixth Grade Journal –
My first empressions of sixth grade were of patrol and of how nice the teachers would be3. Some of my other empressions were the responseabilities of be the oldest and of keeping up my grades4.
3 – I don’t remember a lot of memories, but I do remember people, and my sixth grade teachers were the worst of my elementary school years. Clearly I was either lying, drunk, or stupid when I made this entry. Tough to say which.
4 – Using correct verb tense? Not a priority.
BONUS ENTRY: Eighth Grade Journal –
“Who Is Luan?” Hearne Said. “He Is A Mace Called KnightBringer5, He Will Be His Regular Self Until A
5 – From what I recall, this was the element in the fantasy books my friends were reading that drove this part of the story. For some reason, I found this really compelling, but not compelling enough to read the actual stories myself.
6 – Seriously, this is one of the dumbest ideas in the history of literature. Even for hard fantasy books it’s pretty dumb. I didn’t create it, either, that idea is lifted right from those books my friends read. Blame them.
7 – God I hate you Ishbu.
8 – Witness my humility, folks. I mean I’m only the most powerful mage in the world, not in the universe or anything.
9 – I do love that I bothered to give the staff a name and then just noted that the spell book was “the best.” That’s just plain good writing.
10 – Best. Line. Ever.
Maybe you were trying to butter up your teachers because you knew she'd be reading it? Or maybe this is just more early-Guy-optimism.
ReplyDeleteThat entry was written by a pre-Neikirkian Guy Spriggs, so it's possible that he could have still considered the world a beautiful place with limitless potential and excellence. It's not that I don't feel that way, it's just...well, you know.
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