Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Caring
We learn from Jesus about caring based on how Jesus really cares about us. We should care to each other, especially our family, friends, teachers, people around us, and people who need us. We show our care to people not just because we have to, but it has to come from our heart.
Jesus will be happy to see our kindness because we are taking His example of caring to each other. He also will be happy because we are following what He has taught us to care each other.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Fieldtrip to Mekarsari
On the fieltrip to Mekarsari I like the fishing. It was my favorite activity. We could go down and dirty than usual. Well, I really enjoyed it because we had a lot of fun when we were fishing in the pond. Then we changed our clothes to the old ones because we would have a dirty thing. We rapidly catched the fish but the fish ran away because it was hard to sneak up on it.
Well, it looked like a slippery one and the fish was not dangerous. What I did was running around and spot a fish. I tried to catch a fish but I could not beacause its tail was flicking itself. Maybe it wanted to move and be free like a bad guy who is trying to escape from the police with a car.
Fishing in the pond smells like a rotten egg. When I touched it felt like it was spanking my hands. What a wonderful day!
What Is Mud?
Well, mud is soft wet earth, or watery soil. It is the mixture of water with combination soil and clay. When we step into mud, our feet will be hard to move. It is slippery. We can find mud when we go to wet places, for example when we go to the rice field or to the rain forest.
Mud is a good place for buffalo, elephants, and pigs to stay in because they can bathe, cool off and protect themselves from the sun by watering their bodies. It is also a good place for rice to grow up.
Some animals, like worms, frogs, snails, and fish like to make mud as their home.
Mud can be used as materials for making ceramics, and ceramics become home decorations. Mud also can become the materials for industries.
Bibliography:
http://www.answers.com/topic/mud
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/mud
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mud
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