After feeling all the stresses of Exhibition, I can finally understand my older sister's eyes that looked me like I'm crazy when I said 'I'm so excited about Exhibition!' when I was in Grade 4. I might have behaved the same if I had a younger sister who said something like that. Since I started talking about my sister, this time, I'll talk about my sister(I can't tell you that I don't have anything to write).
My sister's brain seemed empty, because she just said "I don't know,", "How do I know?" or "Well..." when I asked something. But so far, I feel like my sister is cool, awesome and even incredible. In my point of view, she looked perfectly fine during Exhibition (though my mom says that she was tremendously stressed, too,) and also STEM fair, which is something similar to Exhibition in Middle School. And it also seemed like she even had lots of spare time, because she read some comic books, played with me and did all sort of other things.
Anyway, the conclusion is that her brain seemed empty but now she looks incredible after knowing the stresses that Exhibition gives. So I don't want to accept, but I think it's true that she's awesome.
P.S: To my sister- I'm sorry if this post offended you.
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If I think of our group's progress of Visual Art, there are both negative and positive way. First, if I think of it in negative way, then I think it's too little amount of progress. Now we have only 4 days to finish, but we only have about 22% of display is done. It only increases my worries, stresses and also make me to feel tired and nervous. However, if I think that we've made lot more progress than others, then it makes me to feel better, because it reminds me that we're not behind. I think this is the difference between positive thinking and negative thinking.
My sister's brain seemed empty, because she just said "I don't know,", "How do I know?" or "Well..." when I asked something. But so far, I feel like my sister is cool, awesome and even incredible. In my point of view, she looked perfectly fine during Exhibition (though my mom says that she was tremendously stressed, too,) and also STEM fair, which is something similar to Exhibition in Middle School. And it also seemed like she even had lots of spare time, because she read some comic books, played with me and did all sort of other things.
I've been attending BHA for 3 and a (almost) half years, and one thing that is still challenging for me is... printer. No matter how many times I learn, whom I learn it from or what way I learn it, I kept forgetting and forgetting about 'How To Print'. It didn't even pass one month after the day when I finally mastered how to print a simple A4 design from the school's printing machine. But today, I had to face different problem. it had to be bigger:which means I had to print it on A3 paper. I tried;but it ended up with disappointment, because the image was still in the size of A4 even though the paper was A3. But now I know how to print designs in size of A3. You can change 'A4' into 'A3' where it says 'paper size' and check in the box which says 'fit to scale'. Then print!!! I hope there are lots to do with this knowledge.
