Thursday, 24 May 2012
Words
I love to read and write.
These two things I have grown up with.
After I was diagnosed with CDC. I
began speech therapy but it was mainly that I first started school that I began
to read and it helped my speech as well.
I remember reading shop signs at the age of five. When my family moved to our current town
Wanganui when I was 7 and grew up here.
The town library has played a major role in my childhood. I remember getting all excited when Mum or
Dad took us to the library. I was only
allowed to get out 7 books that was my limit.
I started reading the babysitter club books when I was 8/9 and that
continued over the next few years. Then
from there it was Nancy Drew, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings books, Tomorrow
when the war began books, Harry Potter, Cross Stitch books, James Patterson
books, Vampire Academy series and Fifty shades of Grey series and so many other
books. Most of my lunchtimes at school
would be spent at the school library I became a school librarian in Form 1 at
the age of twelve until I left high school.
Even for two years at school did work experience working at the town
public library. My favourite shops are
bookshops and we have two main ones.
Whitcoulls it’s a bookshop their staff know me quite well in there and
say hi and know me by name. I love to
express myself through my writing when I was growing up I used to write novels
and poetry. I still occasionally write
but I have had writer’s block over the last little while but I think my writing
has improved over the years. It takes me
ages to write because it is all about the concentration and what I am trying to
say. At school when my exams came along
I used to have a writer because I am slow at writing and all the other students
would be a lot faster than I would be. I
type a lot of the time because it is easier for me and it is a lot quicker but
I still practice writing during the day or whenever I have something to
say. I always carry around with me a
notebook and a pen. Sometimes on a
Wednesday night at Dad’s, Dad and I play scrabble because it builds a lot on my
vocab and it gives me a chance to do something with my Dad. He gives me a handicap system, he gives me a
hundred points head start because my spelling sucks and I have CDC but every
time I win a game it goes down by ten points and every time I lose it goes up
10 points. In conculsion this blog is for anyone who wants to know a little bit about my world.https://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn#!/
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