Magical Moment

My magical moment was when I scored a freekkick and won in the final match of my soccer league.
It felt like winning a gold medal at a world cup for me. I felt so relieved and joyful when my teammates all came running to me and started hugging me. Winning the final game felt like achieving one of my most important goals. It was the best moment of my life that I would never forget.

Magical moment

My magical moment was when I got my iPod almost 1 and a half years ago. At that time I've been wanting one for almost two years so when I finally got it I was super happy! 

Very lucky moments!

You are both very lucky to have such rare magical moments in your lives, Karn and Shallon! Thank you for sharing them.

My Magical Moment

My Magical Moment was when I traveled to Brazil for a gymnastics competition. It had been my first time traveling to a 3rd world country all by myself. I was excited to go because i knew about the beautiful weather and how it was sunny everyday! The weather in B.C. was rain all the time so I needed a change. Once I got there I didn't regret going one bit. I absolutely loved it! Before comp we went to the beach walked around a bit and then rested.  Anyways I will never forget going there and I hope to go back sometime soon!

My Magical Moment

Everyone goes through something special in their lives, which is unforgettable, so did I. When I was very young I had found out that I have a twin brother. Overtime we started getting the same interest in things like playing soccer, or football. Having a twin is a cool and special feeling who looks exactly like you. Having a twin can make life much, more entertaining and enjoyable. The most fun part about being a twin is seeing people react and seeing people getting confused trying to figure out who’s who. It’s a pretty cool feeling of having a twin who enjoys the same thing as myself. I am really lucky to have a twin which is a different experience and not many people go through.    

My Opinion on Slam Poetry.

For those of you who don't know Zaccheus Jackson or "Zack" came to perform slam poetry at Fraser heights, Slam poetry or Spoken word is becoming more common in todays society as it is a way to express your emotions in a healthy way. During Zach's presentation he told us some great stories especially those on his Struggle with addiction and how slam poetry gave him a positive outlet and changed his life. After Zach recited his poems, I understood why Slam Poetry had risen to such popularity as it displays a lot of similarity to rap which is also quite popular.
   My personal opinion on Slam Poetry is that it is an great form of protestant art because it is healthy and non violent I believe that slam poetry will rise to an even greater level of fame in the next decade.

1. What did you think of Zack's performance at Fraser Heights? 

 What I thought of Zack's performance was that it was entertaining and interesting. I liked how he talked about his personal life and rapped about it. It was almost like he was a professional rapper.  But, the first thing he started talking about was his personal life. He said that he was homeless on the streets for at least 6 months and told himself he needed to change. The next bad thing that happened was he became addicted to drugs and was an addict. He got arrested a couple times for drinking and went to jail. His cellmate was released from prison at the time so he had to cook for himself.

  He moved to another cell with a different person, and his cellmate expected him to cook for him because he didn't know how to cook. Zack said he knew how to cook but not very well but he was forced to cook for his new partner.  He made spaghetti for his partner and he didn't like how many onions he put in for him. He got in a fight with him and argued about it. Zack said it didn't matter how many onions he put in as long as he was grateful. Afterwards, he was moved back to his old cell where he wrote his first poem without paper just in his head. He remembered it by heart and never forgot it.


He also talked about how one day he was walking and he came across this place where he could recite poems.  On the sign it said "Grand Slam Poet" and he walked right in, went on stage, and recited his poem. He was very nervous and after the performance, he ran straight out the room and all the way home. But, eventually that became his job and now he does it for a living. Sometimes, he wonders how he got his job, but he said if he didn't go in there and recite that poem in front of everyone, to this day he would still be on the streets addicted to drugs and homeless.