Tuesday, November 27, 2012

     One of the most influential persons in my life would have to be Goku. He was a low class sayain warrior that was sent to earth  to destroy it. Soon after arriving he was struck on the head forgetting his mission and then becoming earth's strongest defender. He has hair as black as night and the purest smile in the whole universe. He wears a bright orange training suit called a gi and thousands of pounds in training gear under. He trains every second he has so he is able fight and eventually defeat the villains of the universe. The reason Goku is so influential in my life is because he taught me to never give up and to always fight til the end; even if you die because then the dragon balls will bring you back.
     Another amazing person in my life is Courage. He is a small purple dog who is very cowardly. At birth Courage was abandoned by a dumpster then rescued by a kind lady. He now lives in the middle of nowhere with his owners Eustace and Muriel Bagge the kind lady that saved him. Eustace is a horribly mean old man who is constantly tormenting poor Courage while Muriel a sweet old lady cares for him and treats him right. Muriel is constantly being kidnapped and put in harms way and Courage is always going after her and saving her. Though Courage is scared out of his mind he is always finding the strength to push on, to keep going, to save Muriel, the one and only person in his life that has ever truly loved him. I admire Courage for always pulling through in the end and rescuing Muriel. Courage has shown more than one time what love can accomplish.
        Last but not least there is Monkey D. Luffy. He is a fun-loving pirate who sails the open sea with his crew of misfits. As a young child he ate a special type of fruit called a gum gum fruit which gave him the ability to stretch his body to extraordinary lengths. The only drawback is that after eating the fruit you lose the ability to swim and sailing on the sea swimming is almost always needed.  Though Luffy cant swim he still wants to be king the of pirates and he wont let anything stand in his way. He defeats many powerful foes that attempt to destroy his dreams but after the fight none is ever left standing. He lives by his own code and will protect anyone who needs to be protected. He is a great man and someone many fictional people look up to.

Tuesday, November 20, 2012


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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

This is my first semester in college and I thought it would of been completely different. The first month I was prepared to study all day and night and dread the tests and essays. Though over time I've come to realize college is a lot like high school, except you don't need to show up and there's a lot less homework. I really enjoy how the only homework I do have is able to be completed online with no hassle what so ever. I'm really glad college life turned out to be easy because lately I've been quite busy. Just a couple of weeks ago I had finally attended my bio class after about 3 weeks of absences. Being so busy I hadn't had time to even look at the web page to see what we would be doing. Unknowingly, I came to class that day and was asked by another student "ready for the midterm?". I was so shocked and confused. Unprepared for this test I frantically went up and down each row of the classroom searching for a scantron. After finding one I sat down and felt completely fine, though I hadn't been there and I had no clue what would be on the test I knew the midterm would be a piece of cake. It was one of the easiest tests I have ever took, I was out of that class in 15 minutes. I am happily surprised with the way college turned out to be and hope it stays this way for the rest of the time I am here. I do wish sometimes it was harder that way I would at least be ready to put in a lot of effort, but now I am use to having to put in little effort. This should prove to be troublesome in the future.   also truth is i have been trashed on one saturday night ONCE!! im not a drunk

Tuesday, October 30, 2012


I have seen passion of Christ.
I have never crashed on a bike. 
I have been trapped on an island an had to survive.
I have been trashed on a Saturday night.
I have never started a slow clap in my life.

Monday, October 22, 2012

The Mostar Diving Club

Worlds Apart
Some day you will find me
I haven't gone to far
I miss the way we were back then 
How we laughed
I can feel you in my heart

There's a world in your eyes I can see getting brighter
All the hours that we turned into days
we were young seemed like life would go on last forever
All I had was you by my side

Someday you will answer
Remember how we were
/when all our hopes and dreams
Floated in the air
I feel it in my heart
I can feel you in my heart

That's the way that is was in the past you remember
When we ran through the wind and the rain
We were young seemed like life would go on last forever

Now everything has changed...

World's Apart

Back when we were young
We ran into the sun
It's like we fell apart
Yes you stole my heart
I searched these wasted years
To wipe away the tears
As my heart began to crack
We cant go back
I can hardly speak
When your in front of me
I cant breathe 

Two paths that would not cross
You left me feeling lost
But I love you just the same
Let the magic rain

With a blanket made of stars
To wrap the both of us
As we fell into the light
Our world's collide
Yes that's the way our world's collide

Here I am and here I stand
Our world's collide
And i would wait for you
And I'd wait forever too
You're in, You're in my heart
It's true





Tuesday, September 18, 2012

     I had the honor of meeting Amanda Jimenez. Amanda has lived in Oxnard her whole life with two wonderful parents, a little sister, and 2 very beautiful dogs. She went to an elementary school down the street from her house, which can be very exciting for young children. She later attended Fremont Middle School then promoted to Oxnard High School where she spent the next four years working very diligently to ensure a successful future. Now she attends Oxnard College with one goal in mind to make something of herself. She doesn't quite know what that is yet, but she does know that she wants to be someone people look up to and depend on.
Currently she is enrolled in 3 classes, Philosophy, English, and Math totaling 12 units. She is also employed at Ross working nights. Though this schedule seems hectic, she manages it very well. She has always looked up to her parents and hopes one day to have someone look up to her. Amanda sees herself as friendly, ambitious, and very easy going. Being so driven, she says "In five years I'm going to be an independent, fully functioning member of society giving back to my community in any way I can". Her motto in life has been and always will be "Work first, play later". Since attending Oxnard College she has become fond of our new library and all it has to offer. She just wishes our ordinary campus could be more colorful and lively. She has also been surprised by how much the teachers care about the students. Amanda is an amazing person who seems like she has something to teach us all. I'm glad I was given the opportunity to interview her.

Tuesday, September 11, 2012


When was the last time you actually talked to a single person without you or them texting or looking over the other ones head to see a monitor? In our society we are overloaded with all this technology, we can never get a break from it. Its everywhere we go and most of us don't even mind. Nowadays everyone of us has a phone and a lot of us do love to text, but that doesn't mean you should be texting every second of everyday day. Now I'm not saying to stop texting but just cut back because I see people who are completely dependent upon their phones waiting for replies instead of talking to the person right in front of them.
      I cant stand it when I'm talking to someone and they just pull out there phone and start texting. Its such an inconsiderate thing to do. When that happens, it just strengthens my feelings towards the idea that texting has no real use to this world, other than showing how easily people can be sucked into a 2 1/2in lcd screen.  If I'm in the middle of a conversation. I'm not going to be texting, but if you do I'm going to be dying for the chance to take your phone and throw it!